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Dallas Contemporary es un museo de arte no coleccionista que presenta nuevas y desafiantes ideas de artistas regionales, nacionales e internacionales. La institución está comprometida a mostrar al público exposiciones, conferencias, programas educativos y eventos.
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Dallas Contemporary is a non-collecting art museum presenting new and challenging ideas from regional, national and international artists. The institution is committed to engaging the public through exhibitions, lectures, educational programs and events.
Dallas Contemporary is a not-for-profit charity registered with the State of Texas and the Internal Revenue Service.
Dallas Contemporary is equipped for visitors with special needs and wheelchair accessible. Parking spaces are reserved in the museum parking lot by the main entrance for disabled visitors. Personal photography is permitted in the Museum. No flash allowed. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Smoking is not permitted anywhere in the Museum. Please do not touch any art works.
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Street Art Camp, 2015. Photo by Kevin Todora
DC TEENS
Street Art Camp
11 - 15 JULY 2016
Teen artists meet at Dallas Contemporary for a fun-filled week of hands-on art projects guided by a professional Dallas street artist. Students will utilize various techniques and materials while learning about the importance of street art in contemporary visual culture.
Supply fee: $175
For more information, contact Autumn Hill at learning@dallascontemporary.org
or download the registration form HERE.
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Varios artistas adolescentes se reunieron en el Dallas Contemporary por una semana para una serie de proyectos artísticos interactivos que ayudan a los estudiantes a involucrarse en la experiencia creativa de explorar todos los aspectos del proceso de trabajo del artista, desde el momento de la inspiración y la investigación hasta el de la construcción y el diseño.
2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MARK GIAMBRONE president
TAMMY COTTON HARTNETT vice president
JESSICA PULLIAM secretary
LAREE HULSHOFF treasurer
ADAM ABDALLA
REBECCA BRUDER
CHRIS BYRNE
JOHN CLUTTS
NANCY DEDMAN
JOYCE GOSS
KENNY GOSS
GEOFF GREEN
RODGER KOBES
JIM LAZAR
MUFFIN LEMAK
BILL LENOX
JO MARIE LILLY
MICHELLE MOUSSA
PATRICIA DEDMAN NAIL
RICHARD PHILLIPS
HARRIS POLAKOFF
JOHN POMARA
JOHN SUGHRUE
ASHLEY TATUM
Maxine + Ben Trowbridge
SHELBY WAGNER
¡Bienvenido al Dallas Contemporary!
Por 35 años el museo se ha dedicado a presentar nuevas exhibiciones y proyectos provocadores de artistas de Texas y de todo el mundo. Explore el website y aprenda sobre los programas de educación y las exhibiciones del museo. Hágase miembro hoy del Dallas Contemporary y sea el primero en ver las nuevas exhibiciones. ¡Hablamos español!
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CHIT CHAT
contact: learning@dallascontemporary.org
Chit Chat with Paola Pivi, 2016. Moderated by DC's Justine Ludwig
What is Chit Chat?
By inviting artists to discuss their work and answer questions directly from our visitors, Chit Chat increases dialogue, encourages debate, and stimulates exchange in visual art and culture.
Sponsored by:
THE PATRICA DEDMANFAMILY FOUNDATION
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Este programa promueve el aprendizaje a través del arte de la conversación. Chit Chats multiplica el diálogo, anima el debate y estimula el intercambio en las artes visuales y la cultura. Alentamos activamente el desarrollo de perspectivas críticas así como nos comprometemos con los temas que afectan la cultura contemporánea. Hoy en día el programa se lleva a cabo en nuestras instalaciones pero será extendido para llevarlo a las aulas de escuelas y universidades del área para que los artistas en exhibición "chit chat" con los estudiantes. Nos gustaría que Chit Chats incluyera presentadores nacionales e internacionales que trataran temas contemporáneos trimestralmente.
Chit Chat with Mario Testino, 2014. Photo by Kevin Todora
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The Contemporaries with Ange Leccia for Aurora, 2015
THE CONTEMPORARIES
DC's Young Professionals Group
The Contemporaries is a young professionals group of Dallas Contemporary supporters in their 20s and 30s that are interested in art, culture + community involvement.
The Contemporaries offers exclusive opportunities to learn about local, national and international contemporary artists in a social setting with other young professionals, graduate students, and art professionals.
DATES
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
18 SEPTEMBER - 18 DECEMBER 2016
LAERCIO REDONDO Past Projects for the Future
PEDRO REYES For Future Reference
BRUCE WEBER Far From Home
UPCOMING
JANUARY - MARCH 2017
ROSS BLECKNER
JOHN HOUCK
BRUCE WEBER Far From Home
ONGOING
CITYWIDE MURAL PROJECTS
SHEPARD FAIREY
FAILE
JMR
SOUR GRAPES
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
contact: exhibitions@dallascontemporary.org
Ross Bleckner. Detail of Black Monet, 2013
John Houck Untitled #355, 194,480 combinations of a 2x2 grid, 21 colors;
Untitled #356, 2 colors, #C1B1A8, #B2604C, 2015
Bruce Weber. Detail of Capri, Italy, 1994. © Bruce Weber
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ROSS BLECKNER
JOHN HOUCK
BRUCE WEBER
Far From Home
JANUARY - MARCH 2017
PAST EXHIBITIONS
contact: exhibitions@dallascontemporary.org
Dan Colen Whatever, 2007–2010. Courtesy of the artist
DAN COLEN
Oil Painting
16 APRIL - 21 AUGUST 2016
This exhibition examines the artistic process of Dan Colen (b. 1979) over the course of the last 15 years, both within particular series and also across the development of different bodies of work. Colen studied painting at the Rhode Island School of Design, where he graduated in 2001. He then moved immediately to New York City, not far from where he grew up and where he continues to live and work today.
While he has become known for making paintings with everyday materials such as chewing gum, metal studs, and flowers, Colen began his career with oil painting, and paint itself has continued to buoy the large part of his exploration. Paint (as well as its conspicuous alternatives) often constitutes both medium and subject matter simultaneously in the artist’s work. This self-reflexive function, painting about paint, is usually associated with abstraction, but Colen instead uses the same approach to confound the distinction between abstract and representational art.
For the first time, Oil Painting examines Colen’s exhaustive, widely arrayed working processes in this most traditional of mediums. From the meticulous progression of mapping, editing, intertwining, and transferal typical of his early, highly detailed paintings to the multilateral, experience-driven approach of his more experimental works, Colen maintains an insatiable curiosity about what kinds of marks are available to him as an artist. The works on view here chart a full spectrum of the artist’s
control over and surrender to the mark, as well as the potencies activated by the interaction between mark and viewer.
Curated by Peter Doroshenko, Executive Director
PRESENTING SPONSORS:
Nancy C. + Richard R. Rogers
SUPPORTED by:
2G Art Services, Ben E. Keith, Creative Live Agency, the Joule, ROXOR Artisan Gin, The Brant Foundation, Tatum Art Advisory, Elleco Construction, Mark Giambrone, Tammy Cotton Hartnett, Marilyn + Bill Lenox, Diego Marroquin, Ann + Donald Short
Media Sponsor:
PaperCity Magazine
Dan Colen. Installation view of Oil Painting, 2016.
Photo by Christopher Burke
Dan Colen. Installation view of Oil Painting, 2016.
Photo by Christopher Burke
Dan Colen. Installation view of Oil Painting, 2016.
Photo by Christopher Burke
Dan Colen. Installation view of Oil Painting, 2016.
Photo by Christopher Burke
Dan Colen. Installation view of Oil Painting, 2016.
Photo by Christopher Burke
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Over the past decade, Helmut Lang has developed an artistic practice founded in enigmatic interventions and characterized by a distinct use of materials and textures. Often created in series, his sculptural works explore organic variations that occur when working extensively with a single medium. Lang acquires his materials from diverse sources and repurposes them, baring their histories of former use. In BURRY, he transforms soft sheepskin into rigid, textured surfaces through the application of tar, and in this act of alchemy, Lang actively negates the expected qualities of the raw material.
BURRY casts the gallery as a space of contemplation and reverance. Lang’s works are positioned in a unique place of tension between floor-sculpture and wall-painting. Whether leaning against the wall or laying on the floor, the works evoke human scale. The works’ rectilinear outlines crisscross the space—drawing attention to the room’s interior volume. This is one of several markers of Lang’s acute ability to bring the viewer’s awareness to his own connection with the space and the work within it. Lang forces a physical relationship to the sculptures, creating a sense of being addressed by—even implicated in—them.
Born in Vienna, Austria in 1956, Helmut Lang lives and works in New York. His engagement with art started in the mid 1990's, when he collaborated with Louise Bourgeois and Jenny Holzer.
Lang has devoted himself solely to his art since 2005 and exhibited since 1996 in Europe and the United States. Lang has exhibited, among others, at the Florence Biennale, Florence (1996); Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna (1998); The Journal Gallery, New York (2007); kestnergesellschaft, Hanover (2008); The Fireplace Project, Long Island (2011); Schusev State Museum, Moscow (2011); Mark Fletcher, New York (2012); Deste Foundation, Athens (2013) and Sperone Westwater, New York (2015). The exhibition is curated by Peter Doroshenko, Executive Director of Dallas Contemporary.
Curated by Peter Doroshenko, Executive Director
PRESENTING SPONSORS:
Nancy C. + Richard R. Rogers
SUPPORTED by:
2G Art Services, Ben E. Keith, Creative Live Agency, the Joule, ROXOR Artisan Gin, Sue Gragg Precious Jewels, Tatum Art Advisory, Bodron + Fruit, Lucy M. Buchanan, Tammy Cotton Hartnett, Laree Hulshoff + Ben J. Fischer, Muffin + John Lemak, Marilyn + Bill Lenox, Jo Marie Lilly, Michelle Moussa, Jessica Pulliam, Gowri Sharma, Ann + Donald Short, Maxine + Ben Trowbridge
Media Sponsor:
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Helmut Lang. Installation view of BURRY, 2016.
Photo by Kevin Todora
Helmut Lang. Installation view of BURRY, 2016.
Photo by Kevin Todora
Helmut Lang. Installation view of BURRY, 2016.
Photo by Kevin Todora
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Helmut Lang Untitled, 2012. Courtesy of the artist and Sperone Westwater, New York
HELMUT LANG
BURRY
16 APRIL - 21 AUGUST 2016
Diverse and enigmatic, Paola Pivi’s oeuvre appears to be the work of multiple creative minds. With ambitious and spectacular acts, as well as simple gestures, Pivi playfully appropriates cultural symbols, resulting in unexpected visuals that also appear surprisingly familiar. In each work, subject and materiality are manipulated leading to surprising transformations. The complexity of Pivi’s work is deepened by her belief that comprehensive explanation curtails the viewer’s freedom of interpretation.
Paola Pivi’s first museum solo exhibition in the United States addresses the viewer as “ma’am.” Women, men, and children are greeted with this term of reverence and kindness along with its common, unintentional undertones of comedy and pretension. Ma’am brings together iconic past works with new commissions. Pivi’s feather-covered polar bears occupy the gallery in the company of an inverted Fiat G-91 fighter jet. Canvases of cascading real pearls converse with photographs of zebras on a snowy mountaintop. Spinning, feather-dressed
wheels evoke dream catchers, while a giant inflatable ladder elicts wonder and aspiration.
Originally from Milan, Italy, Paola Pivi (b.1971) is currently based in New Delhi, India, but she considers Anchorage, Alaska to be her permanent home. In 1997, as a student, Pivi placed an 18-wheeler truck on its side as part of the exhibition Fuori Uso in Pescara, Italy. Two years later, she installed an upside down G-91 fighter jet in the Venice Biennale’s Arsenale, helping Italy win the coveted Golden Lion for Best National Pavilion. Recently, Pivi has created major commissions for the Public Art Fund and the High Line in New York City. She has been the subject of major solo exhibitions at the Kunsthalle Basel, Fondazione Nicola Trussardi, Milan and MACRO Museo d’Arte Contemporanea Roma. Pivi’s work is included in the permanent collections of many renowned institutions including the Guggenheim Museum and the Centre Pompidou.
Curated by Justine Ludwig, Director of Exhibitions / Senior Curator
in partnership with:
SOLUNA Festival
SUPPORTED by:
2G Art Services, Ben E. Keith, Creative Live Agency, the Joule, ROXOR Artisan Gin, Tatum Art Advisory, Tammy Cotton Hartnett, Marilyn + Bill Lenox, Ann + Donald Short
Media Sponsor:
PaperCity Magazine
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Galerie Perrotin, Massimo De Carlo
Paola Pivi. Installation view of Ma'am, 2016.
Photo by Guillaume Ziccarelli
Paola Pivi. Installation view of Ma'am, 2016.
Photo by Guillaume Ziccarelli
Paola Pivi. Installation view of Ma'am, 2016.
Photo by Guillaume Ziccarelli
Paola Pivi. Installation view of Ma'am, 2016.
Photo by Guillaume Ziccarelli
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Paola Pivi ?, 2013. Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Perrotin
PAOLA PIVI
Ma'am
16 APRIL - 21 AUGUST 2016
UPCOMING EVENTS
contact: info@dallascontemporary.org
Brussels Town Hall, Belgium
DC ART TRIPS
MULTIPLE DATES
You are invited to travel with Dallas Contemporary!
Join Dallas Contemporary's Executive Director Peter Doroshenko for the museum's 2016 program of trips, providing contemporary art experiences around the world:
24 - 28 OCTOBER
The Netherlands + Belgium
For pricing and itinerary information, contact hannah.fagadau@dallascontemporary.org or call +214 821 2522.
PAST EVENTS
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Joyce and Kenny Goss hosted MTV Re:Define 2016 at Dallas Contemporary, an auction and gala benefiting the museum and MTV Staying Alive Foundation. The gala was held on Friday 8 April at 7.00 pm, with the year’s work on show for the public from 5 April – 8 April. The exhibition brought together iconic and specially commissioned artworks by established and emerging talent with the help of renowned curator, Neville Wakefield. The live auction was led by Simon de Pury, with each work administrated through Paddle8. Musical act, Leona Lewis, capped off the dinner portion of the evening with an acoustic set, followed by a DJ set and cocktails to wrap up the evening.
More info can be found at the MTV Re:Define website.
MTV Re:Define 2016 at Dallas Contemporary.
Photo by Kristina Bowman
Honored artist, Enoc Perez, at MTV Re:Define 2016.
Photo by Kristina Bowman
Auctioneer, Simon de Pury, at MTV Re:Define 2016.
Photo by Kristina Bowman
Musical act, Leona Lewis, at MTV Re:Define 2016.
Photo by Kristina Bowman
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MTV RE:DEFINE 2016
8 APRIL 2016
ART THINK™
contact: learning@dallascontemporary.org
Art Think™ instructor with students touring Dan Colen’s Oil Painting, 2016
ART THINK™
Art Think™ is an award-winning art outreach program for high school students. The program introduces students in North Texas to contemporary art and promotes critical and creative thinking skills.
A trained instructor will conduct 2–6 interactive sessions in your classroom—leading your students in discussions about art works related to a weekly theme. After the classroom sessions, the program culminates with a field trip to Dallas Contemporary. The program is offered free of charge, and transportation assistance is available for schools with limited budgets.
To register your classes for Fall 2016, please contact: learning@dallascontemporary.org.
Funding Provided by:
THE PATRICA DEDMANFAMILY FOUNDATION
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Art Think™ es un programa artístico educativo que permite que los estudiantes examinen y compartan observaciones en el arte, mientras se va fundando una base para la apreciación de las artes visuales. En total, hay siete sesiones; seis de ellas toman lugar en las clases, y la final es una visita a las instalaciones de Dallas Contemporary.
Art Think™ enseña a los estudiantes a contemplar y hablar sobre el arte contemporáneo, toma el proceso de pensamiento creativo en sus vidas diarias, y enseña a los estudiantes que tienen que respetar puntos de vista diferentes.
Para registrar tus clases para el otoño de 2016, por favor póngase en contacto con learning@dallascontemporary.org.
ART THINK™ JR.
Art Think™ Jr. is a youth education program that uses contemporary art to teach critical thinking skills, communication skills and visual literacy to children ages 5–14.
Dallas Contemporary's trained instructors will visit your classroom once a week for three weeks to engage students in a theme-based contemporary art discussion and studio art project. Children will learn to look closely at artworks, justify their opinions based on visual cues and consider multiple points of view as well as work on a concept related art project.
FREE Registration required.
To register, please contact learning@dallascontemporary.org.
JOBS
Interested applicants should submit a cover letter and resume to:
ACTIVE JOB LISTINGS
DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION
Under the supervision of the Executive Director, the Paula and Jim Crown Director of Learning will work to create education and public programming for all ages. This includes overseeing Dallas Contemporary’s flagship Art Think™ program, planning lectures and screenings in dialogue with the institution’s exhibition programming, coordinating exhibition tours for all ages, and creating content for the Dallas Contemporary mobile application. The Director of Learning will invest in interdepartmental collaboration to best serve the institution’s mission.
INTERNSHIPS
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RENAISSANCE PROGRAMME
The Renaissance Programme targets emerging museum professionals who want to develop their knowledge in a supportive and creative environment. The Renaissance Programme is geared towards developing an interdisciplinary approach to museum practice. Interns will collaborate with exhibitions, education, development and event departments from planning to project completion during the six to twelve month internship.
Check back during April 2017 for details on the 2017–2018 Renaissance Internship program.
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Para el programa renacentista, Dallas Contemporary intenta captar la atención de museos profesionales emergentes que quieren desarrollar su conocimiento en un ambiente creativo y solidario. El programa renacentista está dirigido al desarrollo de un enfoque interdisciplinario a la práctica del museo. Los practicantes colaborarán con exposiciones, educación y desarrollo en los eventos de departamentos desde el planeamiento hasta el cumplimiento de proyectos durante el aprendizaje de seis meses o un año de duración.
VOLUNTEER
contact: volunteer@dallascontemporary.org
April Opening at Dallas Contemporary with special guest FriendsWithYou, 2015.
Photo by Heather Ray
Gain hands-on museum experience. Volunteer with exhibitions, education, events and more for an insider’s look into Dallas Contemporary.
"It all made for a fantastic, hands-on volunteer experience. Looking forward to next year!" - Michelle Bruins, Peek & Wish 2011 volunteer
To join our mailing list, please complete the form below or email volunteer@dallascontemporary.org
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Puedes conseguir experiencia práctica. Hágase voluntario en las exposiciones, educación, eventos y más para que observe Dallas Contemporary.
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Paola Pivi. Installation view of Ma'am, 2016
Polar Bear Yoga inside Paola Pivi's Ma'am, 2016
Laercio Redondo Memory from Brasília, 2012. Courtesy of the artist
Redondo creates installations and multimedia works that emerge from his deep research into cultural dynamics, Brazilian architecture and its practitioners. In this exhibition he examines such important Brazilian figures as Athos Bulcão, Lina Bo Bardi and Lota de Macedo Soares.
Pedro Reyes. Detail of Totem (and Taboo), 2016.
Courtesy of the artist and Lisson Gallery
Reyes explores the legacy of Greek statuary and Greek philosophy, creating a bridge between sculpture and systems of thought. This exhibition comprised of recent works by the artist made in stone in combination with previous works where he has dealt with the use of space and volume to organize ideas.
Bruce Weber Kate Moss, Vietnam, 1996. © Bruce Weber
Far From Home draws upon Weber's global travels during which he has produced groundbreaking and occasionally controversial imagery for the fashion industry’s leading publications and brands. From Vietnam to South Africa, Morocco to Brazil and beyond, Weber has consistently imagined his fashion sittings as the starting point for a broader exploration of each location's vibrant culture and unique characters.
LAERCIO REDONDO
Past Projects for the Future
PEDRO REYES
For Future Reference
BRUCE WEBER
Far From Home
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Laercio Redondo. Video still from Abstraction lies, 2015. Courtesy of the artist
Pedro Reyes Sunstone, 2016. Courtesy of the artist
Bruce Weber. Detail of Capri, Italy, 1994. © Bruce Weber
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