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Protected: James Surls on the 1975 “Dog Show”
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Graffiti and Art in the 1980s
The art of the 80s may finally be coming into its own. Several exhibits this year have put a spotlight on the decade and gone beyond the trio of Warhol, Basquiat, and Haring. Currently on exhibit at The Modern in Fort Worth is Urban Theater: New York Art in the 1980s. Among the artists included … Continue reading Graffiti and Art in the 1980s
Protected: The Steel, Sculpture and Stregnth of Mac Whitney
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ArtAfterX Kickstarter Campaign
ArtafterX is keeping us busy. It's also getting expensive. In the coming days we'll be launching the kickstarter campaign to raise some dough. Your contribution will help us uncover and chronicle the people and places that made the art scene in Dallas from 1960-1980. Art After X -- Forming Contemporary Art in Dallas from Eric … Continue reading ArtAfterX Kickstarter Campaign
Repurposing the Antiques Industry
The recent Wall Street Journal article on the prices brown furniture is bringing provided mostly reasons I was already aware of. Until now I have thought of the sea change mostly as a demographics problem. This certainty allowed me to gloss over other important information. Besides too many people selling, the article offered three X … Continue reading Repurposing the Antiques Industry
Protected: About Art After X
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Dallas Artist Explored Concepts of Strangers and Alienation
Maryanne Meltzer's work is somewhat of a stranger in the art circuit today, yet not so long ago her work received accolades near and far. Somewhat forceful in her paintings and refined in her printmaking, Meltzer often explored the topics of strangers and alienation. Her artwork filled the walls of her North Dallas home. Large paintings in a … Continue reading Dallas Artist Explored Concepts of Strangers and Alienation
Texas Art Collector On Tap for August
The Show and Sale of Early Texas Art will be back at the Fort Worth Community Arts Center August 8-9, 2014. Now run by Vintage Promotions, LLC the show was produced for more than a decade of production by the Collectors of Fort Worth Art. The Texas Art Collector Show and Sale of Early Texas … Continue reading Texas Art Collector On Tap for August
Fort Worth Show to Highlight Work of Dallas Artist Maryanne Meltzer
A show coming to the Fort Worth Community Arts Center will highlight the work of Dallas artist Maryanne Meltzer. Meltzer, who died earlier this year, was a prolific printmaker whose work was shown in several states, and frequently in Texas during the 1980s and 90s. Strangers, the Work of Maryanne Meltzer will open with a … Continue reading Fort Worth Show to Highlight Work of Dallas Artist Maryanne Meltzer
Insurer Probes the Who and What of Collecting
Some people do still collect, in fact the number of collectors may be more than ever. Insurer AXA Art recently released a survey revealing a rapidly expanded art market over the last decade as well as notable numbers of new collectors in advancing economies. The survey of 1,000 international collectors revealed four distinct categories of … Continue reading Insurer Probes the Who and What of Collecting
Urban Art & Antiques 