 
Show #15:
Marisa Olson + Christine Gedeon
March 8th - April 12th
opening reception March 8th, 6pm-9pm
with both artists in attendance
music by Animal Forces @ 8:30pm
Marisa Olson's work combines performance, video, sound, drawing, and
installation to address intersections of pop culture and the cultural
history of technology, as they effect the voice, power, and persona.
Her work has been presented by the Whitney Museum of American Art, the
New Museum of Contemporary Art, the 52nd International Biennale di
Venezia, the Hayward Gallery-London and at several international
festivals.
Christine Gedeon uses blue prints to create aerial
compositions of political figures and celebrities. This
abstract format brings a new sense of reality to publicized
images of political and public figures. Christine has
exhibited at A.I.R. Gallery in New York and The New Art
Center of New York.
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Show #14:
Kristin Lucas
February 2nd - March 1st
opening reception February 2nd, 6pm-9pm
with performance by Mom at 8:30
Kristin Lucas's exhibition consists of two parts.
In the front gallery we will have her contemplative installation including video,
light box prints, cast rocks, and laser cut comets. And in the second gallery
we will have her Before and After group exhibition where she legally changed her name
from Kristin Lucas to Kristin Lucas as a kind of re-awakening, and she had
her colleagues produce portraits of her before and after the change.
Before and After includes
portraits by
Jake Borndal and Kate Scherer,
Patty Chang,
Ali Dadgar,
Ala Ebtekar,
eteam,
Matt Freedman,
David Hannah,
Sue Havens,
Jonn Herschend,
Perry Hoberman,
Paul Ramírez Jonas,
Arnold J. Kemp,
Cristobal Leyht,
LoVid,
Laura Parnes,
Joe McKay,
Geoff Morris,
Will Pappenheimer,
Paul Slocum,
Jude Tallichet, and
Anne Walsh
Lucas’s work has been featured internationally in video and film festivals as
well as exhibitions at Postmasters Gallery and The Whitney Museum in New York, Gallery [Plug.in] of Basel, Switzerland,
and the Centre Pompidou in Paris.
Read her review in the current issue of ArtForum here
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Performance #5:
Loop 12
Friday, January 25th @ 8:30pm
Electronic music and video performance by the Dallas-based Loop 12 group.
Expect a lot of speakers, electronic music gear, and video projectors.
Loop12 is an egalitarian collective of musicians and artists dedicated to aural
anarcho-structuralism,
which is an abbreviated way of stating that the group embraces free-form sound experimentation constrained
only by the dictates of a kitchen timer. Creativity requires the freedom of possibility. There are no rules,
only a shared aesthetic interest in weaving often disparate, sometimes violent, sometimes satiric sonic
constructions into lush post-minimalist soundscapes.
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Show #13:
Michael Bell-Smith + Curtis Jackson Davis + Lauren Gray + Wendy Red Star + Amy Revier + John Salvest + Lee Walton
November 30th - January 5th
opening reception November 30th, 6pm-9pm
w/ performance by Florene @ 8:30
press release
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Show #12:
Kevin Bewersdorf + Guthrie Lonergan
October 20th - November 24th
opening reception October 20th, 6pm-9pm
Kevin Bewersdorf is a conceptual media artist living in Austin.
His was featured recently in Passing Time and the Changing Seasons of Time at
Okay Mountain in Austin and he will have his first solo show in
New York at V&A in the Spring.
He is also known for his work in the critically acclaimed film, LOL: The Movie,
which he co-wrote and stars in.
Guthrie Lonergan is a up-and-coming net artist from LA whose work will be
included in the Derivative Art exhibition in February at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York.
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Show #11:
group show guest-curated by
Titus O'Brien
September 15th - October 13th
opening reception September 15th, 6pm-9pm
This show will include Kana Harada, Chris Hefner, Devin King, Stephen Lapthisphon, Greg Metz, Rinpa Eshidan, Cameron Robbins, Johnny Robertson, Daniel Subkoff, and Terri Thornton
Form does not differ from emptiness. Emptiness does not differ from form. That which is form is emptiness; that which is emptiness, form…understanding this is freedom from suffering and distress.
- the Prajna Paramita Sutra
Titus's Show #11 statement (PDF)
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Show #10:
Lily Hanson + Jason Singleton
June 30th - August 4th (extended!)
opening June 30th, 6pm - 9pm
performance at 8pm by electro-acoustic band Mom from Denton
Lily Hanson is a sculpter from Dallas.
She recently received the Dallas Museum of Art's Dozier Travel Grant, her work was
included in the 2007 Texas Biennial, and she has an upcoming show at Lawndale.
Jason Singleton works with a mix of sculpture, collage, and photography. He currently
lives in New York, but went to school at UT in Austin. He showed at the
Fresh Up Club
and was featured in 22 To Watch.
His most recent exhibition was at Moti Hasson in New York.
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Show #9:
JODI + Arcangel Constantini
May 4th - June 16th
JODI are artists Joan Heemskerk and Dirk Paesmans from The Netherlands.
They are some of the most well-known early pioneers of net art, beginning to examine,
decontruct, and use the the Internet
as an art form in the mid-90's. We will be showing some new work of theirs in conjuction with
VertexList who will be doing a simultaneous show of their work in New York.
Arcangel Constantini is a multifaceted Mexico City-based new-old media artist.
At the opening, we had a webcam link between our gallery at VertexList in New York
who had their JODI opening simultaneously.
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Show #8:
Chad Hopper + John Michael Boling and Javier Morales
February 24th - April 7th
reception Saturday, February 24th 6pm-9pm
press: Dallas Morning News
Chad Hopper (Austin) works in a wide range of mediums including found-sound
collage and video, and has shown at Diverse Works, The Fresh Up Club, and
Gallery Lombardi. His satirical pop collage work and painting often address
consumerism and modern life.
John Michael Boling
and Javier Morales (New York/Athens) are recent graduates of the University of Georgia and have
quickly gained the attention of the New York new media scene with their video and net art.
They are best know for their focused, brilliantly executed video re-edits of television
footage. This is one of the first gallery showings of two artists who are certain to make
a significant impact on the new media art scene.
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Show #7:
group show curated by Vance Wingate
December 2nd -> January 13th (extended!)
Vance Wingate has curated this show of local artists which will include
C.J. Davis, Garland Fielder, Brian Jones, Jessica McCambly, and Noah Simblist.
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Show #6:
Artificiel with Pascle Malaterre
October 27th -> November 25th
This exhibition features work from the Canadian collective Artificiel
with the installation and voice by their collaborator Pascale Malaterre. The
installation consists of six 1000 watt bulbes that are fed audio via
high-power audio amplifiers, and produce sound and light through their filaments.
And/Or also hosted some performances at our opening reception that were part of the
Texelectronica new media festival organized
by the Univerisity of North Texas and the French embassy. Other Texelectronica events
and exhibitions were held at various venues throughout the
metroplex. See the website for more information.
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Show #5:
Nick Ackerman + Michael Bell Smith
September 9th -> October 25th (extended!)
press: GlassTire
Nick Ackerman is a painter from
San Francisco whose solo shows include Lizabeth Oliveria Gallery (who represents him)
and Richard Heller in LA and Regina Gallery in Moscow. His current paintings mix ideas from comics
with theoretic physics.
Michael Bell Smith is a video artist based in New York.
From the New York Times
about his recent solo show at Foxy Production,
"Mr. Bell-Smith brings new and old and static and mobile into a promising, visually enthralling alignment."
JODI, who presented an artists talk at the
reception on the 23rd, are Joan Heemskerk (the Netherlands) and Dirk Paesmans (Belgium). Their
early work as JODI laid the foundation for modern web art. Dirk will be presenting some of
their more recent work, exploiting glitches in video games to create art. We are able
to bring him here with help from the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
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Show #4:
Denise Burge + Jahjehan Bath Ives
(guest-curated by Ryan Fitzer)
July 15th - August 19th
press: Fort Worth Star Telegram
Denise Burge's "quilted paintings explore the mutiny of nature against
evolution and industry. Primal, visceral and muddy, the fact that these works --
neither quilts nor paintings, but both -- look almost like graffiti further emphasizes the
struggle of the insurgent." (citybeat)
Jahjehan Bath Ives
gains her inspiration from the act of translating common
western myths and religious stories into imagery. By using the framework
of wallpaper or domestic space, she captures the figures in these stories in a
way that makes them part of their setting.
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Show #3:
Roy Stanfield + Wendy Red Star
May 19th - June 24th (extended!)
press:
Fluent Collaborative
Roy Stanfield is from Austin but now lives in New York.
He works in sculpture, drawing, painting, and photography. Some previous shows include
the Fresh Up Club in Austin, The Long Island Sculpture Center, and The Lab Gallery in NY.
Wendy Red Star is a grad student at UCLA. Her work is inspired by the differences
between her Irish and Crow Indian heritages, with added insight from her childhood
on a Crow reservation in Montana. She is early in her career, but has shown
at Woman Made Gallery in Chicago and Fondation Cartier Pour L’Art Contemporain in Paris,
and she will also be attending the Skowhegan residency later this year.
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Show #2:
Paper Rad (w/ Cory Arcangel) + Chad Hopper
March 25th - April 29th
press:
Paper City
Dallas Observer
Paper Rad is a collective of three artists who
make all kinds of stuff from zines to MIDI files. They are known for their
brightly colored, maximal installations that usually include video and a lot of pop.
Some of their recent shows include Deitch Projects, Pace Wildenstein, and their home gallery,
Foxy Production.
Cory Arcangel is a conceptual hacker/artist
from New York who collaborated with Paper Rad on some of the work in this show.
Some of Cory's previous shows include Deitch, The 2004 Whitney Biennial, The Guggenheim (NY),
and The Liverpool Biennial. He is represented by Team Gallery in NY.
Chad Hopper is an emerging Austin-based artist who also
works in a huge range of mediums and heads the Palfloat art collective. Most of his
gallery work combines collage and watercolor and addresses consumerism.
Chad has shown at Diverse Works, The Fresh Up Club, and Gallery Lombardi.
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Show #1:
Tom Moody + Saskia Jorda
January 28th - March 5th
press:
Star Telegram
Dallas Observer
Tom Moody is a visual artist based in New York, and an ex-Texan who covered Texas
in Artforum for a number of years. His low-tech art made with
MSPaintbrush, photocopiers, and consumer printers has appeared in solo shows
at Derek Eller Gallery and UP&CO and numerous group shows. His weblog
begun in February 2001, was recently recommended in the Art in America
article "Art in the Blogosphere," and his web video "Guitar Solo" made its
live audience debut this month in "23 Reasons to Spare New York," curated by
Nick Hallett at Galapagos Art Space in Williamsburg, NY.
Saskia Jorda, also from New York, completed the
UTD/Southside Artist Residency here in Dallas several months ago, and the Skowhegan Residency immediately after that.
She has exhibited recently in the U.S. in New York, Missouri, North Carolina, Georgia, and
Texas, and in Europe in Ghent, Belgium. She lives and works in New York City where
she creates drawings and sculpture based on obscure anatomy information. The 3D works
we'll be showing are equally cuddly and gross.
Our opening reception performance was a VJ set by Jeremy Johnson using
Alexei Shulgin's latest software-art project, W.I.M.P..
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