Pepper by David Namasky, 2012
Annual Student Photo Exhibition
Brazos Gallery
April 19-June 3, 2012
Reception: Thursday, April 19, 12-1 p.m.
As part of the DADA Spring Gallery Walk the Brazos Gallery will remain open from 2-4 PM on Saturday, April 21st, 2012.
Juror: Richard Doherty
Doherty is an Associate Professor of Photography, Tarrant County College, Fort Worth. With an MFA from the Art Institute of Chicago, his works can be found in museum collections such as the Amon Carter, Bellvue Museum of Art, the Chicago Art Institute and the Chicago center for Contemporary Photography.
Visual Art Exhibition, curated by Richland College Art instructor Keith Williams
April 5-24, 2012
Viewing Hours: Mon- Fri, 9 am – 4:30 pm
Artist Reception: Thursday April 19, 4-8 pm
Artspace at Metropolitan Press
6400 Maple Ave. Ste 850
Dallas, TX 75235
ARTISTS on display: Sonjia Becker, Wallace Hughes, Pat Ferris, Bob Barretto, Cher Marsden, Marsh Kendall, Jean Chattin, Gary McCleskey, Cynia Barretto, Marlyn Keiffer, Rachel Schwarz, Mieko Dotson, Marilyn Mason, Jessica Bloomfield, Christina Thomas, Connie Pena, Carolina Marrero, Jesus Velasquez, Betty Levy, Rosa Simmons, Louise Slater
Richland College Multimedia Department presents…
Annual Student Digital Media Showcase
April 4- May 11, 2012
Lago Vista Gallery, Richland College Library
Opening Reception: Wednesday, April 4 from 12-1 PM
Selected exhibition showcasing the best of Richland College’s digitally developed student works. Food and refreshments will be available for the opening reception.
Annual Student Art Exhibition, 2012
April 5-April 13
Brazos Gallery
Juror: Ruben Nieto, painter and UTD Centraltrak PhD candidate
Deadline: Thursday, March 29, 4 pm at Soft Earth Gallery (F-270)
Reception and juror talk: April 5, 12-1 PM
About our Juror:
“Ruben Nieto, (born in Guantajuato, Mexico) is a UT Dallas doctoral candidate and artist in residence at Centraltrak. He has re-imagined his childhood love for comic books with a new engaging perspective translated through his works of art. He transforms the comic book into highly energetic and visceral paintings which re-contextualize the imagery. He spent hours researching the history of comic books both from a political and creative perspective, the history of text, Andy Warhol, and techniques of Master painters like Millet.” ~ Arts and Culture Magazine interview
Juror: Richard Doherty
