Exhibitions of the Texas Church Project

[Big Dog]

The Texas Church Project has two exhibitions scheduled in the next couple of months. Hope to meet some TPFers.

January 8-22, 2009
Artists’ Reception: Saturday, January 10, 2009
6:00-8:00 PM

Janette Kennedy Gallery
Southside on Lamar
1409 South Lamar
Dallas, Texas 75215
214-426-1575

Gallery Hours: 9:30 - 6:00 Weekdays.
Evenings and Weekends: see Concierge

DALLAS ENDS TODAY!

Lubbock - starts next week - see below


Texas Tech University
College of Architecture
January 29 - February 20, 2009

UPDATE:
Opening Reception: Thursday, Jan. 29th from 5:00PM-6:00PM (9th FL hallway)
Lecture Presentation: Thursday, Jan. 29th from 6:00PM-7:00PM (BA00067)

Come and see what black and white film and a darkroom can still do.


Links:
http://www.southsideliving.info/art_...ry_history.htm
www.texaschurchproj.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrrDMvDKEgA

[Murph]

Anything in the San Antonio Area? I really want to see this exhibition.

[Big Dog]

Originally Posted by Murph

Anything in the San Antonio Area? I really want to see this exhibition.

Not yet, but I would love for the work to be shown in SA. (And Houston, Austin, Ft. Worth, etc.) :

Now that we've gained a little "street cred" by having some exhibitions, we have plans to do some marketing to more galleries and universities. I would like, for instance, to get our stuff into the old Southwest Craft Center (it's called something else now, right?), or BlueStar, or ...

If you have any connections...

[venchka]

Great news, David!

I must figure out a way to get to Dallas on the 10th!

[Big Dog]

(bump)

This reception is only 2 weeks from today. If you're in DFW, mark your calendars. The New Year has caught many of us by surprise!

[Valerie]

I've seen these photos at the Denton show... out-of-this-world stunning!!! If you are anywhere close, make it a point to see the show.

[Big Dog]

"bump"

This Saturday, y'all!

[Big Dog]

Originally Posted by Big Dog

January 8-22, 2009

Artists’ Reception: Saturday, January 10, 2009
6:00-8:00 PM

I promise, this is the last time I'll "shill" this show.

But hey, it's up and here it is. Come on out tomorrow evening! (or whenever you can)

[Murph]

Wow, envy, I wish I could be there. Please bring it to South Texas, maybe Texas State in San Marcos???

[venchka]

Very nice indeed. Sorry I couldn't get there.

David, contact Gary Hatcher about a possible show at UT Tyler. Gary is art department chairman at the moment. Tell him Wayne said that he needs to book y'all for a show.

You can find Gary at his pottery...

http://www.pinemills.com/

[Marc Brubaker]

Originally Posted by Big Dog

Not yet, but I would love for the work to be shown in SA. (And Houston, Austin, Ft. Worth, etc.) :

Now that we've gained a little "street cred" by having some exhibitions, we have plans to do some marketing to more galleries and universities. I would like, for instance, to get our stuff into the old Southwest Craft Center (it's called something else now, right?), or BlueStar, or ...

If you have any connections...

This looks like great work. I've been signed up here for a while, but am just starting to dig in to TPF [New Year's resolution was to be more active in the photography world, as that's where I'm hoping to build my career].

Anyway, I'm a curator at Xnihilo Gallery in Houston. Would you please submit this to our board? I can't promise that we'll be able to show it, but I'm certain that our board would be interested in it. Thanks! Feel free to PM me if you've got any questions.

- Marc

[Big Dog]

Originally Posted by Marc Brubaker

This looks like great work. ...

Anyway, I'm a curator at Xnihilo Gallery in Houston. Would you please submit this to our board? I can't promise that we'll be able to show it, but I'm certain that our board would be interested in it. Thanks! Feel free to PM me if you've got any questions.

- Marc

PM sent!

[laanba]

Yay! I'd love to see it in Houston.

[venchka]

David,

I spoke to Gary Hatcher today. He said to please contact him. Gary said that the University tries to make gallery exhibits part of a learning experience which might include lectures, workshops, hands on instuction, etc. Sounds perfect for you all.

Gary also suggested contacting the Longview Museum of Fine Art and the Museum of East Texas in Lufkin. Longview also has a history museum that may be interested from a historical point of view.

One last thing Gary said, "Film isn't going away." Nice to hear from someone who isn't actively involved in photography.

Good luck!

[Big Dog]

Thanks, Wayne.