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This is a list of upcoming Art openings at museums, galleries, alternative
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us know. Also, if you have a show that doesn't fit into the above categories, send it
anyway and we'll try to fit it in somewhere. This list is not perfect, mistakes are bound
to happen. I would suggest calling before traveling out of town to see a show. Remember that some
Museums and Galleries are closed on Mondays and some are by appt only. Suggestions appreciated.
The Venue list should have been mailed to you already, if not please let us know,
because they are not listed with the opening list. The VenueList is a list of just that,
Venues. If you have one to add or need a new list mail us!
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so if you are an artist and are having a show, let us know!
It is best to contact the point person in your area,
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------upcoming openings------
The Center for ContemporaryArts:
March: Gallery I: Dirty Drawers. Gallery II: Marc Wolens - Dallas, Texas
April: Gallery I: David Rodriquez. Gallery II: Lawrence McFarland - Austin, Texas
May: Gallery I: Barbara Wilson. Gallery II: Virginia Lierz - SantaFe, New Mexico
June: Gallery I: Millie Sayre. Gallery II: Ron Rosenstock - Holden, Massachusetts
July: Gallery I: Dub Wellborn, Jeff Womack and Anthony Brown. Gallery II: Paula
Chamlee - Ottsville, Pennsylvania
August: Gallery I: Group Show: Nova/Nebulae. Gallery II: Zoners Group Show
September: Gallery I: Marhta Kiel and Emily Jennings. Gallery II: Larry Fink
October: Gallery I: Esme Glenn and Kitty Benson. Gallery II: Robert Zeibell - Houston
November: Gallery I: Sharon Rathbun. Gallery II: Luther Smith - Fort Worth
December: Gallery I: Group Show. Gallery II: TPS Governor's Show (tentative)
Artwalk is the second Thursday from 5-8:30 p.m. in the heart of the historic downtown
cultural district in Abilene, Texas. An evening of art, music, and fun. Participating
businesses stay open later and exhibit art, photographs and sculptures. Restaurants
and coffee shops offer live music, museums and theaters have special treats for visitors, as does
the public library.
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The Center for Contempory Arts, Gallery I: Kathy Walker-Millar, Larry Millar
and John Peslak. Gallery II:Jeremy Landeau - SantaFe, New Mexico
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------upcoming openings------
Fri, Feb 21, 7-10pm. TURQUOISE DOOR, "Heroes and Villains,"
works by Abby Levine, through March 21.
Sat, March 1, 6-8pm. LITTLE CITY ESPRESSO BAR, Guadalupe.
"Por una Ventana Clara," by Sarah C. Beasley, thru Mar.
Sat, Feb 22, 6-8pm. MEXIC-ARTE, "The End of Enver
Hoxha (My Albania)," photographs by Martha Grenon,
through March 29.
Sat, Feb 22 (all day). J.R. MOONEY GALLERIES, An exhibition
of original oil paintings of the Texas Hill Country by
regional artist Eric James Harrison. through Feb.
Sat, Feb 22, 7-9pm. TARRYTOWN GALLERY. "It Takes Two,"
collaborative works by Wanda Gamble and Glenn
Whitehead, through March 20.
Sun, Feb 23. ESTILO VALDEZ SALON. Work by Joe Sosa. thru March
Fri, March 28, Survival Research Laboratories from San Francisco
(Info at end of part 2 of the list)
March ?, QUACKENBUSH'S CAFE, "God and Spring Fever" by Michael G. Laster. thru ?
------ongoing shows------
ALTERNATE CURRENT ART SPACE, Paintings by Rachelle Meyer and mixed media by Benne
Rockett-Collins. thru March 9.
AUSTIN GALLERIES, "The Wonderful World of Whitfield," imaginative canvases
by New York artist Doug Whitfield, is on view through Feb.
AUSTIN MUSEUM OF ART, DOWNTOWN, "Fresh Ink: Austin Print
Workshops," thru Apr 13.
AUSTIN MUSEUM OF ART @ LAGUNA GLORIA, "Art Patterns," thru May 4.
AUSTIN PRESENCE, Paintings by Barbara Clubb, through March 27
AVENUE GALLERY, works by Liz Conces Alen, Hugh Daly, and James Fitzgerald.
RUTH BORINSTEIN GALLERY, Currently on view are early posters of Miro, Chagall,
Picasso, Gorman, Vasarely, and Leger, both framed and unframed
CAFE DANCE, Portraits by Christine Galida. through Mar 6.
CAPITOL CAMERA. Through March, the shop will feature a photographic
exhibition by the America Society of Media Photographers
CITY MUNICIPAL BUILDING, An exhibition of artworks by members of the Waterloo
Watercolor Group, through April 3.
CLAYWAYS POTTERY STUDIO, The gallery features Texas potters.
CORONADO STUDIOS, New, bigger and better paintings by Ethan Azarian
DOUGHERTY ARTS CENTER GALLERY, "Heritage,", through Feb 24. Artists include
Michael Ray Charles, Carolyn Manosevitz, and René Marquez.
DRISKILL HOTEL, The Museum of Fine Arts, Austin, is sponsoring "The Pastel Show."
EEKA BEEKA, "From the Obsessive to the Sublime," a group show of drawings and
mixed media works by nine local artists, through March 29.
ENTREPRENEURS' ASSOCIATION, Computer graphics by Rick Hartman
THE ESCAPE, New works by Lisa Fittipaldi, Bruce Jefferson, Lisa L. Miller-Gray,
Marilyn Rae Nasky, and Jane Paden, are on view through Feb.
ESTILO VALDEZ SALON, Work by Joe Sosa, through March. opens Feb 23.
FLATBED PRESS GALLERY, "On the Mark," prints by Laurence Scholder and Trevor
Husky, through Feb 21.
GALERIA SIN FONTERAS, "Hot Off the Press" exhibit of works produced in Austin
print workshops -- running concurrently with the Austin Museum of Art's "Fresh
Ink" exhibition -- through April.
GALERIE BLEUX, Recent, colorful paintings by Theresa Valera Muth through February.
GALLERY AT CONCORDIA. "The Artist's Choice," an eclectic collection of fine art
photography. Through March 7.
GALLERY AT SHOAL CREEK, paintings by Linda Keyser Smith; bronze works by
Shirley Thomson Smith;new works by Carroll Collier; monotypes by Priscilla Hoback;
hand-carved folk art by Mark Kluck.
GALLERY OF THE HILLS, Watercolors of Texas scenes by Jan Wright, watermedia
by Carol Light, and works in clay by Ginger Rhodes Hurst, bronze sculpture by
Bill Worrell; prints and serigraphs by G. Harvey and J.D. Challenger; pastels by
Gaylynn Sneed; oils by Greg Phillips; and a collection of cartoons by Ben Sargent,
Sam Hurt, and Milburn Taylor.
GALLERY LOMBARDI, artwork by Julie Freedman. thru Mar 8.
GRAPHIC CONCERN, New work by Boston artist Wendy Artin & Austin
artist Isabel Stenslan
HIGHLAND MALL, Dillard's Mens' & Children's Wing, Airport Blvd., A 30-piece
original collection of never-before-seen photographs of The Rolling Stones
(1965-1967) by Photographer Gered Mankowitz is on view, Feb 14-23
HOUSE OF WACKS GALLERY, 701 E. 53rd., 302-3103. The gallery features
works by local artists and musicians, including sculpture, painting, jewelry, furniture,
collectibles, and more. This is a new place!!
HYDE PARK THEATRE, Photography by Bret Brookshire, through Feb 22.
JUDGE ROY'S BEAN, "Seeking an Answer," works by Russian artist Alina R.,
through March 7
L'ANTILLAISE GALLERY, The gallery celebrates Black History Month with daily tours
that spotlight Caribbean and African-American artists. Included will be personal
appearances by local artists
LAUGHING AT THE SUN, "Found Object Show," through Feb 22.
LOVEJOY'S, Acrylic paintings with mixed media photographs by Kimberlee
Hewitt, thru Mar 15.
LYONS MATRIX GALLERY, An invitational exhibition of works curated by the gallery.
through Feb 22, including a special showing of works on paper by Patrick W
Eve Larson, Katy Nail.
MAYFAIR & SPICEWOOD GALLERIES, at Mayfair: Paintings by Kathy Hinson,
Vicki McMurry, J.U. Salvant, and Jay Rather, as well as photography by Laura Calfee. At
Spicewood: paintings by Gary Thornton, Herb Rather, Jerry Seagle, Carrie Ballard, Ann
Templeton, Al Brouillette, and sculpture by Charles Umlauf and Cindy Burleson.
J.R. MOONEY GALLERIES, paintings Eric James Harrison, through Feb.
MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, AUSTIN. The 1997 Group Show of the MOFA. through Feb.
POSITIVE IMAGES, AValentine Show, featuring one-of-a-kind jewelry by 12 artists.
through March 1
SCANLAN ART GALLERY, "Searching Italy: Recent Photographs by Lawrence
McFarland," through March 23.
SKYLIGHT GALLERY, paintings by Stephanie Bradley, & prints and music poster art by
Danny Garrett, Michael Priest, and Jim Franklin.
STUDIO NEXT DOOR, Functional (and otherwise) stoneware, porcelain, and low-fire
works of Circle-in-a-Square Potter is on view. through February.
TEXAS MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, History of Medicine Gallery. "Physicians Caring
for Texans," by Susan Gaetz, through Feb 28.
UMLAUF SCULPTURE GARDEN & MUSEUM, more than 130 sculptures by the
late Charles Umlauf.
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
Center for American History, Sid Richardson Hall, Unit 2, 495-4515. "New Handbook
of Texas,". through March, 1997. "Crusade in Caricature: The Political Cartoons of
Congressman Bob Eckhardt," political cartoons created by the former congressman
throughout his career,. through March, 1997.
UT Huntington Art Gallery, "Out of Bounds: New Work by 8 Southeast Artists".
Through March 2
Texas Memorial Museum, "Between Empires: Turks of Central Asia 1850-1925,"
through March 29. A round-table discussion will be held Wed, Feb 19, 3:30-5pm,
at the Texas Union Governors Room on the UT campus. Call for details.
TURQUOISE DOOR, "Heroes and Villains," works by Abby Levine, thru Mar 21
WILD ABOUT MUSIC, February features blues-inspired works from Greg Anderson,
portraits of legendary blues artists.
YARD DOG, "Jesus, New Orleans, and the State of Texas," by Reginald Mitchell,
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AUSTIN JAVA CO., . "Forms of Nature," by Brian Wootan, thru Mar 12.
FLIGHTPATH COFFEEHOUSE, Abstract paintings by Mollie Iley are on view thru Feb.
JEFFREY'S RESTAURANT, collages by Kerri Madden and mixed
media works by Barbara Clubb
LAS MANITAS CAFE, Prints by Benjamin Varela.
LITTLE CITY ESPRESSO BAR, 3401 Guadalupe, "Por una Ventana
Clara," new monotypes by Sarah C. Beasley. thru Mar.
MANUEL'S DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT, Photographs by Eric Knowlton. thru Mar 6.
MARTIN BROS. CAFE,. New work by Sarah Higdon
PARADISE CAFE,"Entradas," the latest collection of works Michael Earney,
through Mar 9. A closing reception and discussion with the artist will be
held Thu, Mar 6, 5:30-7pm.
RIO GRANDE COFFEE SHOP, Mixed media works by Jim Mathias, through February.
RIO GRANDE COFFEE HOUSE. A series of black-and-white images
of nudes by photographer John Davis thru Feb.
RUTA MAYA COFFEE HOUSE, "Artists Living in Cuba Series" features contemporary
artists from Havana
SHORELINE GRILL, Works on paper and drawings by Helmut Barnett
SPIDER HOUSE, 2908 Fruth St., 479-0074. New, bigger and better paintings by
Ethan Azarian. through March 5.
STAR SEEDS CAFE, paintings of David E. Ackerman, through February
THAI PASSION, "See Daeng," mixed media works by Mary Hunter, through Feb..
------Other Events-----
CENTRAL MARKET will give art contest winners a $250 shopping spree if they
create the chosen depiction of Central Market, the Central Market Cafe, or the
Central Market Cooking School in the Central Market Art Impressions Contest. The
contest asks artists to create entries, in two dimensions, three dimensions, or
music/prose, that demonstrate what CM represents to them. Deadline is
Fri, Feb 28. Call for specifics and guidelines. 206-1000.
THE AUSTIN ARTS COMMISSION is seeking members for the State Resources
Panel for 1997-98 Cultural Contracts process. Panelists will include practicing artists,
as well as representatives from various cultural constituencies and arts management.
Deadline for applications is Fri, March 7. Call Kim Braun at the Dougherty Arts
Center for specifications. 397-1452.
ALTERNATE CURRENT ARTSPACE is seeking submissions for "The Sacred and the
Profane," a multi-media event to be held in March. Works in all media to be considered
include: visual art, performance, music, video, spoken word, belly dancers,saints, and sinners.
Space is limited. Call Susan or David after 2pm for details. Deadline is March 1. 443-9674.
LITTLE CITY ESPRESSO BAR & CAFE (the 916 Congress location) is currently
accepting submissions from artists interested in exhibiting their work in 1997.
No commission is taken. Call Kim to schedule an appointment. 476-2489.
TEXAS FOLKLIFE RESOURCES (TFR) is currently accepting applications for its
Apprenticeships in the Folk Arts program. TFR will make a limited number of awards of
approximately $1,000 each for qualified apprentices to study intensively with Texas master folk
artists. Apprentices must already have some skill in the folk art form and know the master
artsit with whom they desire to study. All genres of folk arts are eligible, including
crafts, oral traditions, dance, and music. Application deadline is March 1. For guidelines,
call 320-0022 or email: t...@io.com
THE DEPARTMENT OF ART AND ART HISTORY at the University of Texas will
present "Viewpoint '97," a program of distinguished curators, scholars, and critics.
Linda Cathcart and Dennis Adrian, this year's invitees, will present various programs
consisting of public lectures, seminars, and studio critiques. Viewpoint '97 will begin with a
public presentation by both guests on Thu, Feb 6, 4pm, room 1.102 in the Art Building, 23rd and
San Jacinto. A variety of seminars, public lectures, and critiques will continue through April
12. Call for a schedule. 471-3379.
SATURDAYS AT SUNSET is a new series where participants can experience
glassblowing in an electrifying and intense atmosphere of fun, creativity, music, and
more. The weekly demonstrations are held at the Medore von Koffler Glassblowing Studio and
Gallery, located in Wimberley, Texas. 512/847-7002.
EDGE CITY CAFE is currently scheduling artists to display artwork for 1997. They are
located at 10000 Research Blvd. Contact John to schedule a meeting to show your
portfolio and/or samples of your artwork. 342-2239.
A LIFE DRAWING OPEN STUDIO is offered by the Artists' Coalition of Austin at
ArtSpace Gallery, 1705 Guadalupe. Cost is $4/session. Tuesdays, 7-10pm; Tuesdays
&Thursdays, 9am-noon. All levels welcome. 443-6331.
LAUGHING AT THE SUN GALLERY, 2209 S. First, offers a variety of art classes for the
new year, including metal sculpture, paper collage, watercolor, collage, life drawing,
basket weaving, and more. Call for schedules and costs. As well, the public and artists are
invited to create or just talk, every Sunday, noon-5pm, and it's free! 326-4410.
THE TEXAS FINE ARTS ASSOCIATION is currently taking submissions for "New
American Talent: The Thirteenth Exhibition," a national all-media competition that
surveys contemporary two- and three-dimensional art by emerging and mid-career
artists living in the U.S. Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies, Inc. The juror is Robert
Storr, artist, critic, and curator in the Department of Painting and Sculpture at the Museum
of Modern Art in New York. Slide deadline is April 11. For a prospectus, send SASE to:
"NAT-13," Texas Fine Arts Association, 3809-B West 35th St., Austin, TX 78703. 453-5312.
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------upcoming openings------
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ART MUSEUM of SOUTHEAST TEXAS, "Helen Altman: Just Ahead" Thru June 29
ART STUDIO, INC. "Experiencing Synchronicity" by Sharon Day. Thru Feb 24.
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Visual Art Gallery at TAMU..
March: "Floodstage at Memory Theatre" installation by Terrisa Mabrey
April: ArtFest student art competition
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Art Center of Corpus Christi, Main Gallery. The Corpus Christi Camera Club will have
photgraphs on display through Feb. 28. Lobby Gallery. A retrospective of artwork
by Ellsworth and Suzy Handy. through Feb. 28.
Art Museum of South Texas, "French Paintings of the Ancien Regime-30
Masterpieces" Thru March 2. "Rediscovering the Landscape of the Americas-70
contemporary landscape artists" Thru March 30. Augie N'Kele: "Selections from
Forgotten Heritage". Thru March 2.
Bailey Art Gallery, Texas A&M University-Kingsville. "Hidden Treasures: African
American Art and Artists in San Antonio". through Feb. 28.
Corpus Christi Camera Club, A floral, wildlife and nature photography, thru March 2
at the Corpus Christi Botanical Gardens Visitor Center Gallery, 8545 S. Staples.
Information: 852-7875.
Del Mar College, Joseph A. Cain Memorial Art Gallery, " Juried Exhibition for South
Texas Art League, Southwest Sculpture Societyand Watercolor Society of South
Texas" Thru February 21.
Multicultural Center. "A Tapestry of Black Culture," an art exhibit celebrating Black
History Month, through Feb. 21
Texas A&M University-Warren Theatre, Harold Gregor, a retired art professor
from Illinois, will present his landscape paintings.
Wihelm-Holland Gallery, Selected pieces from "Present Perfect": A Seasonal Show.
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point person===Cheryl McGrath---...@caller.infi.net
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500X GALLERY, "500 & Below" 11 artists. Thru Mar 9.
BIBLICAL ARTS CENTER, "The Art of Bible-Making" thru May 1997
CONDUIT "Inside Out" works by 8 TX artists.
DALLAS MUSEUM OF ART. "Eternal Egypt III: Ancient Nubia" & "Eternl Egypt: Objects
of Afterlife" & "Daily Life, People and Religion." On long-term loan.
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-------The Artist's Way Workshop beginning on Tuesday, January 28 until April 15
in Dallas at 6525 Forest Lane from 7:00 P.M. until 9:15 P.M. The spring class will
meet every Thursday, beginning March 6 until May 22. The fee is $295.00. For more
information please (214)832-7558. Check www.mycoach.com/special.html for a listing of current
workshops, retreats and seminars.------------
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point person===Catrina Coleman--...@texoma.net
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Galveston Art Center, "Fiesta!" by Luis Jimenez, "Paperworks" by Margarita Urquiza,
"Factory of Saints" by Tomas Casademunt."E" Street Gallery, "Ann Bateman & Co,"
work by a husband and wife duo
Rainbow Warrior Gallery, " The Further Adventures of Bodo in Bodoland"
by Martin Laborde.
Mardi Gras Museum, "Encuentros Recientes" by George O. Jackson, Jr.
Galveston County Historical Museum, "Galveston Glimpses: Another Take" by
Ellen Beasley. "Victorian Glimpses: A New York Take" by McWillie Mullins.
Yaga's Cafe, "Local Colors" by Penny Leveritt, Karla Mock, & Russ Mullins.
Stewart Title Building. Works by k-12 of Galveston Catholic School &
O'Connell High School
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March 8--April 26--June 7--July 19--Aug 23--Oct 4--Nov 29--Feb 7,1998----
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------upcoming openigs------
Sat, March 22, 7-11. Aardvark Studios & Gallery. "The Mask '97". original
masks by DFW area artists. thru 4/5
Fri, July 4. Aardvark Studios & Gallery."//CAST.net.97" International
exhibition exploring the "state-of-the-Arts" thru Aug 16.
------ongoing shows------
4 Feathers Trading Post. "Love & Hope" nwe works by Karen
Thompson - solo show. thru 3/29/97
Aardvark Studios & Gallery, "Fresh Paint '97". 3rd annual show featuring
new works (since 1/96) by DFW area artists. 19 artists selected from over 175
entries rec'd from open call. thru 3/8/97
Garland Performing Arts Center "GAG @ the PAC". group show of Garland
Artists Group members. thru 3/1/97
------Other Events------
Aardvark Studios. International Open Call... //CAST.Net.97... ALL media,
including 3-D, photography, etc. "What IS the state-of-the-Arts?" For prospectus:
E-mail, or send #10 SASE to Aardvark Studios. Slide Entry Deadline: 04/01/97-
Exhibition: 07/04 -08/16/97
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Survival Research Laboratories from San Francisco
Appearing in Austin, Texas
Friday, March 28, 1997 at the Longhorn Speedway,
6401 U.S. 183 South, Austin TX 78744
SRL isn't beautiful, it isn't nice, it isn't spiritually elevating. It casts
the darkest kind of suspicion on the lives we lead and the twisted
ingenuity that supports those lives.
Survival Research Laboratories was conceived and founded by
Mark Pauline in 1978. Since its inception, SRL has operated as an
organization of creative technicians dedicated to redirecting the
techniques, tools, and tenets of industry and science away from
their typical manifestations in practicality or product. They have
staged over 47 mechanized presentations in the United States and
Europe. Each performance consists of a unique set of ritualized
interactions between machines, robots, and special effects devices,
employed in developing themes of socio-political satire. Humans are
present only as audience or operators.For media information:
Alison Young (512) 302-3020 or Diana DeFrancesco
(512) 479-5066 email:Dia...@aol.com
web links: info on SRL available at www.srl.org
tickets and show information available at www.fringeware.com
Tickets on sale February 6th at: Fringeware,
2716 Guadalupe, Austin, TX * 512-494-9273
Sound Exchange, 2100 Guadalupe, Austin, TX * 512-476-2274
Forbidden Books, 835 Exposition, Dallas TX * 214-821-9554
tickets: $15 advance, $20 at the show (ear plugs included in ticket price).