Art List
I'm going to start this post with an apology. I've been horrible at mixing up my dates lately, posting the Summer Smackdown movie night too early and leaving the Marty Walker opening off of the list last week. I'm going to start a "Check Out" section where I will include a few ongoing or closing gallery showings and museum exhibitions. This section is not meant to be comprehensive, just a sampling of some favorites and reminders of openings you (or I) may have missed. I promise you that I will strive to become a more thorough and comprehensive fake journalist sidekick. Now on to the list.THURSDAY
Ech-o Panel Discussion (Centraltrak) 7pm
Summer Smackdown Movie Night (4129 Bryan St)
Okay, it is for real today. They're showing Teen Witch, and get ready for the Most Popular Girl Contest.
FRIDAY
Academia: Pushing the Boundary (the MAC)
Michael Ledoux and Shane Pennington (HCG Gallery)
SATURDAY
Pathway Deluge (Mighty Fine Arts)
CHECK OUT
Group Hug (Marty Walker)
Featuring work from gallery artists Frances Bagley, Douglas Leon Cartmel, Ted Kincaid, Tom Orr, Matthew Porter, Susie Rosmarin, Jay Shinn, and four new artists to the gallery roster: Archie Scott Gobber, William Lamson, Marc Lüders, and Pard Morrison.
Tim Noble and Sue Webster (Goss-Michael)
Cory Arcangel, Olia Lialina and Dragan Espenschied (And/Or)
El Franco Lee II (Angstrom)
Photo courtesy of Marty Walker
posted by el tocadiscos at 2:30 PM
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Thanks for having an "art list". Just want you all to know that we appreciate it over here in Denton.
first off DETOUR is a weekly not a monthly and btd sounds like intepol rip offs? ha! try again moron. i sense a jelous little blogger
first off DETOUR is a weekly not a monthly and btd sounds like intepol rip offs? ha! try again moron. i sense a jelous little blogger
Thanks for having an "art list". Just want you all to know that we appreciate it over here in the "Greedy Grove".
Thanks for having an "art list". Just want you all to know that we appreciate it over here in "Nawf Dallas". Awwready.
Thanks for having an "art list". Just want you all to know that we appreciate it over here on Fry Street-Denton- Home of the used to be Lake Tomato. RIP.
they aren't even good enough to be interpol rip-offs actually. and i hate interpol. ooh, it's a weekly, not a monthly. ooh, told you blogga!
Jealous of what?
this is a really funny thread
love the art list , thanks . do your self a favor try to stay objective and unbiased.
this isn't just a art list appreciation comment, but also a el tocadiscos appreciation comment..
p.s. did you check the mail?
should it be el gusta arte?
yeah, art list person, "do yourself a favor." How fucking condescending. Objective and unbiased, sure. So this blog can become as lame and watered down as every other art, culture, or music related media organization around town. and what's funny is that as supposedly snobby as this blog is, it still features tons of shit every week that nobody else will touch or take seriously. when half the people are saying the bias is too underground, and the other half is saying too mainstream, well...how much more unbiased can you get?
fo sho it be echoin' up in here!
I want to judge the most popular girl contest.
that way I know which one to take home.
snicker snicker.
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do us a favor 5pm grow up.
milo.. go to college
more like tommy lee goes to college
anybody wanna go see g.g. allin? too bad for you!
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Saturday at 7pm is Deep Culture at DaDa. Will have bands, art, runway stuff...
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DeGrand Arteest Show at the ChatRoom puB
June 17th, 2008 .. --> by paul -->
A good friend one described cartooning as "the red headed step child of art." Elitists turn their head or raise their noses while a small population of us giggle and/or get inspired. Most comic artists are kinda self deprecating and draw panels about how unappreciated they are, and usually that's true. But I've seen that in the genre, the most honest and productive artists are producing some of the most emotionally hitting material, and sometimes you just don't know exactly what that is you are feeling. The two artists that make up the new show at the Chat Room Pub blend the lines of cartooning and fine art. There is a thought out humor that makes you smile yet feel uncomfortable at the same time. The first artist R. Thies ( pronounced ar-teest, ..get it?) resides in Denton, TX and attends school at TWU just for the humor in attending an all woman university. The second artist in the show is David DeGrand of Ft. worth. David has been drawing comics since he was a wee lad of a fifth grader ( he now currently holds a BFA from UTA.) Both artists exhibiting together present work that is outside of the panel of a comic strip and outside of what you would think of fine art. It's what R. Thies would call "cartoonism."
Fans of Gary Baseman, R. Crumb and Keith Haring will definitely find something to enjoy within this show. All works are for sale and will be up til the end of august. You can explore more by these artists at www.rthies.com and www.degrandland.com
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