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OCCUPY ART
Looking towards a Critical Regionalism By Charissa N. Terranova If there ever were a time for local activism...
Creating In Motion
Sublimation Simulacrum January 7–February 11 Cohn Drennan Contemporary www.cohndrennancontemporary.com If there’s anything Dallas born sculptor Kit Reisch loves, it’s a challenge. Whether it’s living abroad or offering gallery-goers a provocative multimedia experience [...]
Review: Giant
“Giant” Dallas Theater Center January 20–February 21, 2012 There’s an opportunity waiting for you, mythically in Texas...
Coming Attractions
If spring symbolizes birth and celebrates the new, healing then this spring, health North Texas stages are about...
Review: The Diary of Anne Frank
“The Diary of Anne Frank” WaterTower Theatre, thumb Addison January 6–29, illness 2012 Attending a stage performance...
Review: The Frequency of Death
“The Frequency of Death” Pegasus Theatre, price Richardson December 31, rx 2011–January 22, 2012 Kurt Kleinmann’s Pegasus...
Review: New Jerusalem
“New Jerusalem” Stage West, viagra sale Fort Worth January 5–29, here 2012 In 1656, rabbi prospect and...
Review: Antonio Murado
Antonio Murado Holly Johnson Gallery, Dallas January 7–February 11, 2012 Some shows transform a gallery space into a new environment, or they challenge gallery goers’ aesthetic, political or social sensibilities, or they showcase the subtle or striking development in an artist’s recent work [...]
Review: Joseph Havel
Joseph Havel Talley Dunn Gallery, Dallas January 14–February 25, 2012 When art places us squarely within the ambit of mystery, we’d be foolhardy to ask for more. Joseph Havel’s exhibition, “Plus or Minus” at Talley Dunn Gallery, does precisely that. Like great literary works [...]
Review: Luther Smith
We may not take the time to notice, but there are patches of wilderness that exist quietly between our expanding developments and highways. Luther Smith’s collection of photographs “Where I Live” reveals these natural oases within a sprawling suburban landscape that seems to grow [...]
Review: Angel Fernandez and Kit Reisch
Variety of style and reference, scale and medium, motivation and effect — with Angel Fernandez and Kit Reisch’s “Sublimation Simulacrum” and Cande Aguilar’s “The Mericle Paintings,” Cohn Drennan Contemporary offers two shows that work together as an eccentric motley [...]