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DALLAS ARTS ORIGIN COLUMNIST | Gina Dunn


GALERIE ZÜGER LATINO CULTURAL CENTER MICHAEL CROSS GALLERY


Young Architects from Spain: A Window to the Unknown Nov 11, 2011-Jan 7, 2012


Britten, Succulence, 60” x 60”


San Francisco Painter, Britten, brings new works to Galerie Züger, on display through December. Fearless in her exploration, she embraces universal elements of nature in her painting: Earth, Water, Sky, Air, Ether, Metal and Fire. The results are magical landscapes with underlying imagery of timeless ancient symbols. Britten’s passion for color in interplay of brilliant hues mirror her aesthetic sensitivity.


Galerie Züger


1215 Dragon St. Dallas, TX 75207 214.749.7713


www.galeriezugerdallas.com


CULTURAL CENTER Fresh Faces 2x2


December 3 - January 28


This invitational exhibition, curated by Rita Barnard, highlights the eclectic, engaging and exceptional talent of discovered and yet-to-be-discovered local artists.


Located on the shores of White Rock Lake, the Bath House Cultural Center is dedicated to fostering the growth, development, and quality of multicultural arts in Dallas by emphasizing innovative visual and performing and multidisciplinary art events.


Bath House Cultural Center 521 E. Lawther Dr. Dallas, TX 75218 214.670.8723


www.bathhousecultural.com BATH HOUSE


A new generation of Spanish architects is blazing ground globally, and their work touches down locally at Deep Ellum’s Latino Cultural Center. This exhibition features 62 projects by 100 up-and-coming architects and teams of architects from Spain whose work is characterized by the constructive rigor of the building designs and the practical concern for the surrounding environment.


The Latino Cultural Center 2600 Live Oak St. Dallas, TX 75204 214.671.0052


www.dallasculture.org/ latinoculturalcenter


TALLEY DUNN GALLERY


Philip Pearlstein: Recent Paintings & Helen Frankenthaler: Woodcuts Through December 10, 2011


Talley Dunn Gallery is pleased to present recent work by two of America’s most respected and legendary painters of the twentieth century, Philip Pearlstein and Helen Frankenthaler.


Beginning his career in the 1950s as painter of abstract landscapes, Pearlstein’s recent paintings feature his virtuoso rendering of surfaces and forms with a formalist’s love of detail and pattern, at times depicting the hard surfaces of reflected mirror, metal objects, and plastic toys.


American abstract expressionist, Helen Frankenthaler is regarded as a major contributor to the history of


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Helen Frankenthaler, Japanese Maple, 2005


postwar American painting. The artist’s recent woodcuts display a skilled layering of saturated colors using a Japanese woodblock printing genre known as ukiyo-e, or “pictures of the floating world.”


Talley Dunn Gallery


5020 Tracy St, Dallas, Texas 75205 214.521.9898


www.talleydunn.com


Michael Cross, Ab-Ex 2.011 December 3 - December 30


Mockingbird Station’s Michael Cross Gallery presents new abstract expressionist paintings by Michael Cross himself. These colorful works build on the type of bold gestural abstraction first done by artists in the 1940s and 50s, but are influenced by much of what has happened in contemporary art since that time. Think: fresh works, but with a firm connection to their artistic ancestry.


Michael Cross Gallery


55307 E. Mockingbird Lane, # 107 Dallas, TX 75206 214.906.2279


www.michaelcrossgallery.com


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