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Sergio Garcia: "Social"

Daily from May 11 until June 1

Sergio Garcia's solo exhibition, "Social", highlights "Heat", his new series of silk-screen prints. In "Heat", Garcia uses unorthodox mediums such ...

A Gunpowder Social

By Brentney Hamilton | Thu, May 10, 2012

Baseball debacle or no, everybody still wants to be like Mike. In fact, artist Sergio Garcia has been wearing Air Jordans since the 80s. When it came to choosing an iconic cultural image for his upcoming exhibition, Social, the signature kicks cou... More »
Haveron Hits a Nerve

By Brentney Hamilton | Thu, March 01, 2012

We love Texas artists, especially when they are as “Texas” as Bill Haveron, but don’t think for a second that he is a one-trick-Lone-Star-pony. While the Bryan, Texas native’s work has featured honkytonks and plowboys, the most critical element al... More »
Du Chau's "Inch By Inch," As Beautiful As It Is Eternal

By Jamie Laughlin | Fri, January 20, 2012

Peek behind the white partition at Kirk Hopper Gallery and you see it: a shimmering waterfall of music wires, hundreds of them, cascading out along a horizontal line. Their polar tips crash into polis... More »
In Your Mind’s Eye

By Brentney Hamilton | Thu, December 29, 2011

If you’re not up on your mid-20th century French philosophy, you could read Roland Barthes’ dense semiotics essay “Rhetoric of the Image” to better understand the nature of image-based thought in communication or you could instead visit Gary Bisho... More »
A Heavenly Ride

By Alex Copeland | Thu, September 15, 2011

Any driver on the road whose car sports a rosary on the rear-view or a Jesus fish on the bumper would be envious of Joseph Daun's ride, a zippy, motorized crucifix lined with Madonna-blue neon lights. You won't see it parked in front of Dallas' me... More »
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