Feel free to add info about your upcoming show on this page. If I believe I will have the chance to make it out, I will add it onto my calendar.
Keep it simple. Include
- Venue name
- Venue Address
- Dates of Exhibition (and gallery hours)
- Featured Artist(s)
- Website or helpful info.
If you must send me a full-blown press release, please forward it to savethecastle@swbell.net
Thursday, October 5th at Pink Hair Salon and Gallery, 1204 South Congress, art opening from 7-10pm for me.
Jaime,
MASS is back with new leadership, new members, and a kick-ass schedule of exhibitions and events for the fall and beyond. Our upcoming show is this Friday, October 13th, from 8-12. The press release follows. We’d love to see you there and hear what you think. It should be a great show.
If you have any pre-emptive questions, feel free to write (aarondubrow@hotmail.com).
Aaron Dubrow
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Increasingly, media is breaking down into digestible bytes of data that make their rounds not in movie theaters or on television sets, but on computers, cell phones and iPods. A common denominator among these current forms of media is the download and upload file size limit of 20 megabytes, a fractional capacity that necessitates compression of quality and concision of content.
MASS is bringing these small video files into the gallery for an exhibition exploring the possibilities of new media pathways.
For 20MB, curators Aaron Dubrow (Austin) and M.F. Tichy (New York) solicited videos under 20 megabytes in file size from over 20 international artists, including animators, documentary and experimental filmmakers, painters and new media artists, all drawn from national and global telematic pathways.
Among the artists included in the exhibition are Mike Smith, Oliver Herring, Paul Pfeiffer, Cauleen Smith, Karen Skloss, Thomas Comerford, Mckendree Key, Alexander Stewart, Timothy Hutchings, Elizabeth Huey, and many more.
The resulting videos will be on view at MASS Gallery (916 Springdale Road, Austin, Texas) from October 13th to November 9th, with an opening from 8p.m. to midnight on Friday, October 13th.
For more information about the show and MASS, see our website: http://www.massgallery.org.
Hello all,
I have an amazing art form called ART IN A NUTSHEL ( http://www.artinanutshell.com ) – it’s peanut carvings!! This artform is unique to Austin – NO ONE ELSE ON THE PLANET CARVES PEANUTS.
I will feature my art, painting/sculptures (PEANUTS FOR THE FIRST TIME) along with 30 other businesses at an expo this Sunday called South First Art Wark ( http://www.southfirstartwalk.com ) . I am number 28 on the list: I-C-Gallery ( http://www.i-c-gallery.com ). The art show is all day Sunday 11-7pm and the PEANUT CARVINGS will take place from 4-6pm. This will make for a great art feature – Please help me put Austin on the map as the place where this art all began.
Thanks for listening, Ismael Cavazos
p.s.: The Sage of the Leguminati has a MySpace profile with almost 2000 friends!! click here to see:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=86964417
First there was Carver,
Then, Carter,
Now, Cavazos!!!
There will be a closing party for the AFP at Gutterkitty Friday December 8th from 7-11pm.
At the last AFP show I spotted a couple of ‘Boutlings.
David Ohlerking can be contacted at website is http://davidohlerking.com
David Ohlerking was born in Omaha, Nebraska in 1962, went to Elementary school in Kainta Rizal, Philippines, High school in Brussels, Belgium, and college at Southwest Missouri State University, back when it was still called that. He is represented by the Davis Gallery. http://www.davisgalleryaustin.com
List of art blogs on re-title.com
http://www.re-title.com/art_blogs.asp
You and others need to get on the bus.
Get on the bus? Please explain.
The re-title bus I sees cost too much, I’d rather walk.
Don’t think it costs to be listed as an art blog.
It does cost to be listed as an artist or gallery.
bus stop
you would be in pole position due to your apostrophe.
CALL FOR ENTRIES!!!
New downtown Austin gallery is looking for artists to exhibit.
http://www.elsemadsen.com
January 2, 2007
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
DEPARTMENT OF ART AND ART HISTORY
TO PRESENT VIEWPOINT 2007
A PROGRAM OF DISTINGUISHED CURATORS, SCHOLARS, AND CRITICS
AUSTIN, Texas – - The Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin is pleased to announce that Viewpoint 2007 will be presented for the sixteenth consecutive year. This series of concentrated visits, lasting several days, are spread throughout the semester. Viewpoint is conducted by leading curators, critics, and scholars who are involved in the diverse and multifaceted contemporary art world.
Tim Griffin and Johanna Burton, this year’s invitees, will present various programs consisting of public lectures, seminars, and studio critiques.
Viewpoint 2007 will begin with a public presentation by both guests on Thursday, February 1, 2006 at 4:00 p.m. in room 1.102 in the Art Building at 23rd and San Jacinto. A seminar will be held on Friday, February 3, in room 3.206, (Art Bldg.) from 3-5pm
Since 2003 Tim Griffin has been Editor-in-Chief of Artforum Magazine where he also served as Senior Editor & Associate Editor. Prior to that he was Art Editor for the weekly newspaper Time Out New York. Between 1998-2000 Tim served as a founding member and Art Editor for ArtByte:The Magazine of Digital culture. Tim was also Senior Editor for the International Art magazine Art on Paper and was Associate Editor of the Print Collectors Newsletter.
Tim has lectured at numerous prestigious institutions such as, , Whitechapel, London, The New School, The Museum of Modern Art, White Columns and The School of Visual Arts all in New York, The University of Illinois/Phillips Collection Program as well as The Art Institute of Chicago.
Tim’s books include John Baldessari: Yours in Food, Blind Spot Press in 2004 and Roxy Paine: Bluff, Public Art Fund Press, 2004. Tim has taught at Yale University and the School of Visual Arts in New York.
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Johanna Burton has taught at the Bard Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College, The School of the Visual Arts at Columbia University, Rutgers University and in March of 2007 will be a visiting instructor with the CORE Residency Program at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Johanna’s lectures have included “The Uncertainty of Objects and Ideas: Recent Sculpture,” at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, “Mel Bocher: Language,” the Art Institute of Chicago, “Paul McCarthy Purloined, or Performing the Mode of the Moist,” at the National Museum of Contemporary Art in Oslo, Norway.
Johanna’s curitorial projects have included “For Presentation and Display: Some Art of the 80s,” at Princeton University Art Museum and “Super-ficial: The Surfaces of Architecture in a Digital Age,” co-curated with Anne Ellegood at the New Museum of Contemporary Art. In 2006 Johanna was book Editor for Cindy Sherman, October Files, MIT Press as well as numerous essays and museum publications on artists such as: Mary Heilmann, Tom Wesselmann, Marlene Dumas, Tracy Miller, Cindy Sherman and Carroll Dunham.
Johanna continues to write regularly for Artforum Magazine as well as Texte Zur Kunst and Parkett magazine.
See attached schedule for lecture times and locations. Admission to the lectures and seminars is free and the public is cordially invited. For further information contact: Michael Mogavero at 471-0922 or 524-0300
mogavero@mail.utexas.edu.
Viewpoint 2007- Events Calendar
Thursday, Feb. 1
4:00 p.m. Art Building Rm. 1.102
Public lecture – Tim Griffin & Johanna Burton
Friday, Feb. 2
Seminar, 3 p.m. – 5 p.m. Art Bldg. Rm. 3.206
Saturday, Feb. 3
Student critiques – see Sarah Canright for appointment
Thursday, Feb. 22
4:00 p.m. Art Building Rm 1.102
Public lecture – Tim Griffin & Johanna Burton
Friday, Feb. 23
Seminar, 3 p.m. – 5 p.m. Art Bldg. Rm. 3.206
Saturday, Feb. 24
Student critiques – see Sarah Canright for appointment
Thursday, March. 29
4:00 p.m. Art Building 1.102
Public lecture – Tim Griffin & Johanna Burton
Friday, March. 30
Seminar, 3 p.m. – 5 p.m. Art Bldg. Rm. 3.206
Saturday, March. 31
Student critiques – see Sarah Canright for appointment
411 Brazos Suite 99
Austin, TX 78731
T 512 784 4898
http://www.elsemadsen.com
gallery@elsemadsen.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 9, through April 13, 2007
Existence is Elsewhere Surrealism and the 21st Century
Michael Berryhill, Virginia Yount, and Cecelia Phillips
Else Madsen Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of work by Michael Berryhill, Virginia Yount and Cecelia Phillips organized by Stacey Farrar and William Hundley. The exhibition will open Friday, March 9th with a reception for the artists from 6-9pm.
Existence is Elsewhere brings together three painters dealing with an aspect of reality such as landscape or narrative with surrealist tendencies establishes a tangent of our perceived reality. The work thrusts itself against rational and “civilized” standards by embracing not only the absurd and irrational but also aiming a sensitive eye on scenes and landscapes from our everyday experience.
Surrealism is one of the most influential philosophical and artistic movements of the last century. A direct revolt of the hypocrisy of those who took refuge in the beauty of classical artwork in the midst of the futile barbarisms that was occurring in the First World War. Dada and Surrealism’s direct iconoclasm was born out of rejection of the status and restrictive authority of the early 1900’s. With more than 80 years of evolution between the birth of this movement and our present situation, surrealism is as pertinent now as it was in 1924.
In the vein of Yves Tanguy and more recently Neo Rauch these painters explore the idea of transcending reality by combining facets of imaginary and perceived realities in an attempt to change modern consciousness. Michael Berryhill, Virginia Yount and Cecelia Phillips pursue these realities and tangents to encourage the viewer ascend to other states of existence, if only for a brief moment.
Hey Jaime
just wanted to invite you to the opening of my solo show down in San Antonio
Opens this Friday 3/2/07 at RobotArt Gallery. Hope youcan make it. I know you go down sometimes
hope you can pimp the show for me on you’re site
Hector Herandnez: New Works
at
Robot Art Gallery
http://www.robotartgallery.com
724 S. Alamo, Suite 3
San Antonio, TX 78205
Phone: 210-476-8801
let me know if you are
see ya and thanks helping and what you do.
Hector
http://www.hernandezarts.com
SXartspoken show at Artspoken Gallery, juried by Karen Harton and John Mulvany. Opening reception Saturday March 10 6-8…stop in before the cantanker release party! Regular gallery hours 12-4 Friday and Saturday. 1507 W. Koenig Lane Austin, 78756 Artspoken.com or Artspoken on MySpace.
Call for submission for a time based art festival in Chicago this summer 2007. We are looking for Videos (under 12 minutes) for screening (with or without sound). Sound Projects (music and bands welcome as well), Performance Artists, and Robot creations, if you are interested please send a proposal to Info@studioamelia.com, MP3s to that email links to videos online or photos are fine, if you would like to mail submissions (no more than 4) to be viewed please mail a DVD or CD-ROM with a .mov file of the video on it to
Amelia Winger-Bearskin
The University of Texas at Austin
Department of Art and Art History
1 University Station D1300
Austin, TX 78712-0337
http://polvo.org/calendar.htm
Time Travelers: Video and Time based art festival 2007
June 29 – July 28, 2007
Announcement for all time travelers: the video and time based art festival will take place June 29th to July 28th 2007. There only needs to be one time based art festival, as you can set your time machines to this coordinance and the variations on the time/space continuum will be adjusted accordingly. There will be live performance art, video art, experimental sound projects, robots and other art dealing with the fourth dimension. Naturally you may visit this festival as many times as you like, every weekend will be new performances and videos, you may set your time machine to visit each weekend again and again. We will have artists from [PAM] the Perpetual Art Machine , along with other artists from the planet Earth.
Curated by [Amelia Winger-Bearskin]
http://www.polvo.org
Tiru Gallery
Corners of the World
Soledad Mansilla Wilson from Argentina
Carol Hayman of Austin
Maria Kilcha Kane of South Korea
Inonge Khabele-Stevens of the Kingdom of Lesotho
Date: April 14, 2007
Address: 3701 Guadalupe Street, Austin TX
Time: 6:30-9 PM
For more information:
Megan Schiebe at meganschiebe@gmail.com
or Carol Hayman 477-3099, chayman@austincc.edu
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 21, through May 25, 2007
Identity Theft!!
Gustav Gustafsson, Sean Gaulager, tetheredtothesun, and Sean Ripple
Else Madsen Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of work by Gustav Gustafsson, Sean Gaulager, and Rose & Olive of tetheredtothesun organized by Stacey Farrar and William Hundley. The exhibition will open Friday, April 21st with a reception for the artists and live video projections by Sean Ripple from 8-11pm.
Identity theft is the most prevalent crime in recent history and the sharp rise of this crime is a direct outcome of the Digital Age. Most if not all your personal information is virtually floating out there as little ones and zeros. The work presented at the Else Madsen Gallery includes international photography and video installation dealing with the idea of stealing you without ever seeing you.
Conduit Gallery
1626 C Hi Line Dr.
Dallas, TX 75207
214.939.0064
Friday, March 30, 2007 6 to 8 PM
Opening reception for the artists:
Robert Dale Anderson
Lance Letscher
Project Room: Victoria Palermo
exhibition through May 5, 2007
http://www.conduitgallery.com
Hi there!
Had three solo shows since Jan. The recent http://www.womanmade.org just came down (click on black and white portraits on wod boxes). I won the show from juror Margaret Hawkins, Artnews and Chicago Sun-Times.
Deborah Roberts (Austin) and Floyd Atkins (Chicago) are closing at Chicago State University this week. http://www.csu.edu (search “President’s Gallery”).
I am curently at Nicole Gallery, 230 West Huron until the end of April. Two-person show opens April 6, 2007 at Gallery 203 in the Flat Iron Bldg. http://www.gallery203.com
Coming to Chicago???
Thanks much!
Joyce Owens
Time Travelers: Time Based Art Show and Panel Discussion @ Polvo Gallery Edit
Written by Perpetual Art Machine
Tuesday, 19 June 2007
time_travelrs@polvo
There only needs to be one Time Based Art Show, you can set your Time Machine’s Coordinates to the following event:
Time Travelers: Time Based Art Show and Panel Discussion
Curated by [Amelia Winger-Bearskin]
June 29 – July 28, 2007
Polvo Gallery
http://www.polvo.org
1458 W. 18th St. 1R, Chicago, IL 60608 Tel. 773.344.1940 Saturdays 12pm-5pm
Opening June 29th at 6pm live performances begin at 7pm
Panel Discussion June 30th at 3pm followed by an encore sound art performance
Time Traveler’s is a holistic look at pre-apocalyptic, post-feminist, trans-structuralist, and post post-modern misadventures. Time Traveler’s celebrates misanthropic investigations of human relationships, subversion, and mayhem of any variety; we are actively against describing ourselves anything as simple as avant-garde. Time Travelers recognizes that NEW MEDIA has incorrectly been identified as the repository for all art technologies utilizing a video camera, a computer, and an electrical outlet, but insists that as artists, first and foremost, we can use any f*&%@!’n media we wants! As you recall yesterday, there were more buzz-words in this press release.
Artists Featured:
Donata Napoli
Dietmar Krumery
Universe of Junk
Haircuts by Robots
Bidzina Kanchaveli
Artur Augustynowicz
Joseph Winchester
Bailie Duncan
Guiniviere Webb
Per E Riksson
Michael Una
Christopher Borkowski
At 3pm on Saturday June 30th we are holding the
Time Travelers Panel discussion:
Each time a loaded art word is used, two or more universes will be created in which differing ideas become the dominate paradigm [Everett-Wheeler Graham Theory of Branching Universes]. The following panelists will be but may not be in attendance [Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle]:
Suntek Chung a well known Performance Artist and Photographer
Christopher Borkowski co-founder of the video portal [PAM] Perpetual Art Machine.
Patrick Lichty is a technologically-based conceptual/performance artist, writer, independent curator, co-founder of Second Front and animator for the activist group The Yes Men.
The most contentious art movement since the Dadaists, this Time Traveler community discussion on time, space, art and possibilities will occur. Due to the implications of Bell’s Therom, it will link listeners at a Quantum Level across n-dimensional Hilbert Space. WARNING: This panel may be outrageous, and may use utilize a ridiculous blend of word-salad artspeak. Please, a special request to time travelers: check in before teleporting during the panel.
Free Manifestos available at Polvo Gallery
Hey, love your website. It’s great to see we’ve got some commentary on the local art scene.
I’ve got some work being shown locally at Tiru Gallery. Details:
TIRU GALLERY: SMALL WONDERS This show is also a benefit for CASA of Travis County and highlights unconventional and alternative techniques in photography and mixed-media artwork. Reception with live music by Sarah Flo: Sat., Oct. 13, 6-9pm. Exhibition: Through Oct. 30. Tiru Gallery, 3701 Guadalupe.
Hope that you can make it and, please, don’t be too hard on us. :)
Migrations & Integrations
Diaz Gallery
3507 S. 1st at Alpine,
Austin, TX 78704
opening: Friday, Nov. 30th, 2007, 7-10pm
closing: January 13th, 2008
Fabric artist – Stephanie Friedman
Mixed Media artist – Heather Harris
gallery website: http://www.diazgallery.com/
artist websites: http://www.stephaniefriedman.com
http://heatherharrisart.com/
Seamstress
Mistress
Distress…and Other Stories
Featured Artist: Vanessa Garcia
January 31, 2008 – February 29, 2008
Fiber Artspace
Blue Star Arts Complex
(above Joe Blues)
1420 S. Alamo St. Space 202
San Antonio, TX 78210
210. 271.1015
fiberartspace.com
Gallery Hours
31 Jan 6-9pm Thu
1 Feb 12-10pm Fri
2 Feb 12-6 pm Sat
10 Feb 12-4 pm Sun
By appt and when sign displayed on balcony
http://glasstire.com/index.php?option=com_joomlaboard&Itemid=16&func=view&catid=12&id=21532#21532
Night Moves Art presents “The Body In Art”
Saturday, November 8th, 7pm
Pump Project Gallery
702 Shady Lane in East Austin
Paintings and Drawings from the Night Moves art Figure Drawing Group presented in an effort to expose the public to the functional impact practicing the figurative tradition has on our contemporary art.
“Farewell to a disillusioned nation.” Journey to the Heart of an American Artist. BookPeople Cafe until April 3rd.
Collages that weave literal images into each other but discard traditional space for lyrical effect. The subject matter alternates between the personal and cultural. Poetry by subtraction.
1. d berman gallery
2. 1701 Guadalupe
Austin, TX 78701
3. 16 April-30 May (gallery hours: Tues-Sat: 11-6)
4. Lauren Levy: Beneath the Palm of My Hand
5. http://www.dbermangallery.com/index.htm
THANK YOU!
Clayton Robert Kalman / I FUCKED UP, I’M SORRY
Saturday May 30th
Open Reception 7-11p.m.
BiRDHOUSE
1304 e. cesar chavez
austin tx 78702
New Paintings by Mark Johnson at the Art Project
Opening and performance on May 30, 3009
7 – 11 pm
301 Chicon St Suite F
M. Foster / 365
365 snippets of time from one perspective. For one year, artist M.Foster encapsulated the moment with one Polaroid photograph taken each day. The rules: only one Polaroid per day. View one full year for one night only.
Open Reception on June 14th 6-9p.m.
BiRDHOUSE
1304 e. Cesar Chavez
Austin, Tx 78702
d berman gallery
1701 Guadalupe
Austin, Texas 78701
June 4 – July 18, 2009
drawn (not quartered) featuring: Glenn Downing, Katie Maratta, Shawn Smith, Jared Theis, W. Tucker, & Randy Twaddle
http://www.dbermangallery.com/index.htm
Brandon Gonzalez / Vedana
Open Reception
June 28th 6-11 p.m.
1304 e. Cesar Chavez
Austin, TX 78702
multi-dimensional paintings and prints which explore processes of bodily physicality and sensation
Joshua Saunders / Gluey Vuitton
[size=3][/size]Open Reception:
Sunday, July 12th 6-9 p.m.
Joshua Saunders (b. 1981) is a hoarder and gatherer of the highest order. He spends many days sifting through the books and papers section of the Blue Hanger and various other trash bins/stores, searching for the pornographic drawings, decades-old advertisements, thrown-away documents and other pieces of disposable Americana that make up the bulk of his collages. His art occasionally incorporates juxtaposition, but more often relies on an interplay between the various parts that isn’t quite so obvious, but attempts to put a twist on an idea of America that may not have ever existed. And he can fuck for a really long time. [img]
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Open Reception:
Sunday, July 12
6-9 p.m.
BiRDHOUSE
1304 e. Cesar Chavez
Austin, TX, 78702
d berman gallery
1701 Guadalupe
Austin, Texas 78701
512-477-8877
Jana Swec & Jared Theis
23 July – 5 September
Opening Reception is Thursday 23 July from 6-8pm
http://www.dbermangallery.com/coming.htm
This Sunday, July 19th, BiRDHOUSE is throwing a party!
There’ll be beer, food, friends and art. Party starts around 2, culminating in an art raffle- five bucks gets you a chance to win a work by one of our favorite local artists, food and beer! The competition will be steep so feel free to buy several additional tickets for two bucks [img] to increase your chances of going home with that oh-so-desirable piece!
BiRDHOUSE
1304 e. Cesar chavez
Austin, Tx, 78702
d berman gallery
1701 Guadalupe
Austin, Texas 78701
Saturday, 8 August at 1pm
Musical performance by artists Jana Swec and Jared Theis
http://www.dbermangallery.com
“Im a local Austin artist painting large scale immersive recreations of memories to help understand a bizarre world. I have a show coming up at Big Medium on Sat Sept 5th. Check out the website it might interest you.
thanks and keep it up
Brian Halloran
and here is the site
http://www.brianpaints.us“
Here is a grant opportunity that Texas artists who visit your website might like to know about:
Calling All Artists – Deadline October 30, 2009
The Idea Fund provides cash awards to Texas-based, artist-generated or artist-centered projects that exemplify the unconventional, interventionist, conceptual, entrepreneurial, participatory, or guerrilla artistic practices that occur outside of the traditional frameworks of support. The Idea Fund will accept proposals from artists/curators focusing on the visual arts, performance, film, video, new media, social practice, and interdisciplinary projects. Grants are awarded for up to $4000. The 2010 deadline is October 30, 2009. For guidelines/applications and more information, visit http://www.theideafund.org.
Thanks!
d berman gallery
1701 Guadalupe St.
Austin, Texas 78701
17 September – 24 October
Opening Reception: Thursday, 17 September 6-8pm
Gallery Talk: Saturday, 3 October at 1pm
Beili Liu: Bound
http://www.dbermangallery.com/
d berman gallery
1701 Guadalupe St.
Austin, Texas 78701
KATIE MARATTA & OWEN MCAULEY
29 October – 12 December
Opening Reception: Thursday, 29 October 6-8pm
Gallery Talk: Saturday, 31 October at 1pm