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Art and Architectural Criticism:
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Reviews published as a critic at Art Papers, a national art magazine:
2008-
“Kristi Lucas at And/Or,” February, 2008
“Noah Simblist at the Pollock Gallery, SMYU,” January, 2008
2007-
Airs de Paris, Centre Pompidou, Paris, France, forthcoming
Lincoln Schatz, “From Here,” permanent video installation, One Arts Plaza, Dallas,Texas, April 24, 2007-ongoing
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Reviews
published as a critic at the Dallas Morning News Dallas Morning News, a daily
newspaper:
2008-
“Kehinde Wiley at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth,” May 6, 2008
“Lifting at Fort Worth Contemporary Arts,” May 6, 2008
“Justing Quinn at Conduit Gallery,” April 24, 2008
“Early Video at University of Dallas's Haggerty Gallery,” April 24, 2008
“L.A.'s Ironies Revealed in Low-Tech Media,” March 13, 2008
“Student Scrap-Metal Art at Bryan Tower,” March 11, 2008
“Local Artists Find Community Spirit and a Place to Work at Old Shamrock Hotel,” March 9, 2008
“Shimsical Wood Sculputre Exhibit Opens-Martin Puryear at the Modern in Fort Worth,” February 23, 2008
“Media-Savvy Artist Kristin Lucas Exhibits Work at And/Or Gallery,” February 19, 2008
“New Art From Chicago at Road/Agent,” February 13, 2008
“Scott Barber at Barry Shistler,” February 13, 2008
“Thom Mayne Scored Museum Job with Edgy Approach” January 30, 2008
“Isaac Smith at Craighead-Green Gallery” January 21, 2008
“Orna Feinstien at Craighead-Green Gallery” January 21, 2008
“Architecturally trained at Skyline High School” January 7, 2008
2007-
“Brian Gibb at Public Trust,” December 26, 2007
“Dornith Doherty Layers Object upon Image in Her Nature Photographs,” December 20, 2007
“Dallas Museum of Art Hits Record Attendance” December 19, 2007
“Year in Review” December 19, 2007
“Elliott Johnson at Road Agent Gallery” December 12, 2007
“Group Show at And/Or Gallery” December 12, 2007
“Femininity Retold at Nasher's Lachaise Exhibit” November 30, 2007
“Video Artist Exhibits Paean to Morrissey at Dallas Museum of Art” November 13, 2007
“Richard Prince at the Guggenheim” November 10, 2007
“Noah Simblist at Pollock Gallery” November 8, 2007
“Damien Hirst at Goss-Michael” November 1, 2007
“John Pomara at Barry Whistler” October 25, 2007
“Raychael Stine at Road Agent Gallery” October 25, 2007
“Annabel Daou at Conduit Gallery” October 25, 2007
“Demuth Show at the Amon Carter, Small but Exquisite,” September 4, 2007
“Susan Barnett at Hamon Arts Library,” August 15, 2007
“Expressionism on Paper at the Dallas Museum of Art,” August 15, 2007
“Abstract Shapes Morph into Metaphors,” August 1, 2007
“Tracy-Emin at Goss-Michael,” July 19, 2007
“Lily Hanson, Jason Singleton at And/Or,” July 19, 2007
“Goss Changing Its Name, Mission,” June 28, 2007
“Fan Exhibit Spreads Wealth,” June 26, 2007
“Addressing America’s Ethnic Stereotypes,” June 21, 2007
“Molded Geodes Comment on Suburbia,” June 12, 2007
“Annual Gala Set to Honor Art Figures,” June 11, 20007
“A Gallery of Gaetanos,” June 7, 2007
“Developers Strive for a Community Feel,” March 25,
2007
“Bites of Gallery Gourmet: Group Show at And/Or
Gallery,” March 13, 2007
“Romper Rooms: Modern Considers the Changing Child in
‘Pretty Baby’,” February 24, 2007
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Reviews
published as a critic at Sculpture MagazineSculpture Magazine, an
international art magazine:
2007-
“Simpatico”
Straw Sculptures by Mark P. Williamson at Dahlia Woods Gallery
Dallas, Texas October 27-November 11
“Ryan Humphrey: Diver Down” at Road Agent Dallas, Texas, September
9-October 28
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Reviews
published as art critic at Artlies Art Lies, a journal on
contemporary art:
2008-
“Kristin Lucas at And/Or” Issue 56 (Summer 2008)
2007-
“Feedback: Television against Democracy & The Assault on Reason,” Issue 55 (Winder 2007)
“Ron Mueck” Issue 55 (Winter 2007)
“Michael Roque Collins,” at Gerald Peters Gallery, Number 54 (Summer 2007)
“Introduction: 2007,” Mulcahy Modern, Artlies, Number 53 (Spring 2007)
“Focus: Chinatsu Ban,” Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Artlies, Number 53 (Spring 2007)
“Introduction: 2007,” Mulcahy Modern, Artlies,
Vol. 53 (Spring, 2007)
“Focus: Chinatsu Ban,” Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Artlies,
Vol. 53 (Spring, 2007).
“Brian Fridge: Photographs,” Dunn and Brown Contemporary, Artlies,
Vol. 53 (Spring, 2007).
2006-
“Everyman,” Book Review of Philip Roth’s
Everyman, Artlies, Vol. 52 (Winter, 2006).
“Façade,” Review of Tommy Fitzpatrick at Holly
Johnson Gallery, Artlies, Vol. 52 (Winter, 2006).
“Beau Comeaux,” Review of Beau Comeaux at Marty
Walker, Artlies, Vol. 52 (Winter,2006).
“Investigations,” Review of Robert Dean
Stockwell at Gerald Peters Gallery, Artlies, Vol.52 (Winter 2006).
-“Focus: Cornelia Parker,” Review
of Cornelia Parker Show at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth,
Artlies, Vol. 50 (Summer, 2006) 113.
-“Third-way Photographs: Review
of When Two Or More Things Are Gathered Together Photographs by Neal Slaven,” Artlies, Vol. 49 (Spring,
2006) 107.
2005-
“HAL on LSD, or Towards a Technocratic Aesthetic: Review of
William Betts: Sliver of Clarity,” Artlies,
Vol. 48 (Fall, 2005) 97.
“The Oh6 Art Collective – Giving
a Little H2O to the Cultural Corpus of Dallas?” Artlies,
Vol.45 (Summer, 2005).
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Reviews published
as art critic at Glasstire.com Glasstire.com, an on-line art journal:
2008-
“Arthouse Renovation” April 2008
2007-
Goss-Michael Foundation: Yes-Saying and Saying Yes in Dallas,” July 2007
“Rebecca Holland: Sugar Sweet, Rock Solid” June 2007
“Christian Pitt,” Review of Christian Pitt in the Project Room at
Conduit Gallery, February 2007
“Utopian Semblances in the work of Noah Simblist,” in February 2007
“Formless Yet Formal: Lily
Hanson Is Mistress and Maker of the Soft Uncanny,” January
2007
2006-
“Unruly Animal Spirits,” Review of Feral Nature at UT Dallas Visual Arts Building Main Gallery, fall 2006
“Faux-tography,” Review of Ted
Kincaid at Marty Walker Gallery, spring 2006
“Girl, Femme, Feminine,” Review
of the work of Margaret Meehan and Lesley Dill
“Drive By Booting,” Review of
Driver, spring 2006
2005-
“Art in Iraq:
Humanism – That Old Heroic Sod?” Review of Dafatir:
Contemporary Iraqi Book Art and Drawing from Life: Steve
Mumford in Iraq, 2004, March 2005
“The Warp and Woof of Impossible
Play: Margaret Sawyer’s Hanging Web of Colored Tubes
Makes Play-space Just Out of Reach,” January 2005
2004-
“Aesthetics from Forgetting, or Nietzsche after Ziegler,” Review
of "Hold Your Breath" Exhibition of work by Mel Ziegler at Dunn
and Brown Contemporary, May 2004
“Flatness in the
Flatlands, Or, On the State of Cultural Production along the Urban
Periphery of Dallas,” Review of “Altered States,” an Exhibition of
Painting at the University of Texas at Dallas, January 2004
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Reviews
published as critic at Art News Art News, an international art
magazine:
2008-
“Annabel Daou” forthcoming in 2008
2006-
“I-35 Biennial Invitation,” May 19-July 8, 2006, Dunn
and Brown Contemporary, Dallas, Texas
“Patrick Kelly: Eye Want I Candy,” May 13-June 11,
2006, William Campbell Gallery, Fort Worth, Texas
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Reviews published as critic at the Dallas Observer
Dallas Observer, an alternative news weekly:
2006 –
“Field Not So
Glorious: The DMA Hosts Two Exhibitions, One Provocative, One Pandering”
“Tuttle Unbound:
Richard Tuttle Looses a Torrent of Idiosyncrasy”
“Piano Works: The
Architect Renzo Piano Makes High Design for Our Local Culture of Kitsch”
“Patriot Acts: Art
Sledgehammers Politics with a Smile at Barry Whistler Gallery”
“Painting as Petting Zoo: Candace M. Briceńo’s Sewn Surfaces Are
Touchy Feely”
“Nintendo Wizards:
Senses are Overloaded at And/Or, the New Gallery on the Block”
“Shadow
Remains: Francesco Patriarca’s Photos Float without Pretense”
“White Light White Noise: Painter
Robert Ryman Does So Much with So Little”
“Electric
Light Parade in the ‘Hood: Erwin Redl’s Light Installation Sits
Quietly Next to Fahamu Pecou’s In-your-face Painting”
2005 –
“Pirates of Conspiracy: The
Artists of Oh6 Turn Assassination into Comic Revelry”
“Somewhere between ‘Heaven and
Earth:’ Anselm Kiefer Probes the Minefield of German
Identity after WWII”
“Return of the Cogito: Trenton
Doyle Hancock Reinstates the ‘I’ in Imagination…and Much
More” “What Goes Up: Shake-up in
the Dallas Gallery Scene is the Stuff of Gossip Mill and
Market Combined”
“Modernism Found:
The Life and Work of Master Sculptor David Smith are Today's
‘Found Objects’”
Walking
Between Known and Unknown:
The Photos of Gordon Parks Register a World of Opposites and
Extremes”
“Mod
God In the Details:
Robert Bechtle Finds a Universe of Order in Car Doors, Roof
Lines and Lawn Chairs”
“From
Classical to Candy-Colored New:
Conceptual Artist Jim Lambie Wraps the DMA in Fruity
Pinstripes”
“Veni,
Vidi, Vici Venice:
The Venice Biennale Offers a Slice of Art Life in the Age of
Globalization” “Star
Focker:
David LaChapelle's Photographs Will Rub You the Right Way”
“Wild Life and
Industrial Chic: Vibrant Gallery Life Flourishes in the Design
District”
“Inner-City
Kul: It's Too Cool for School, But Can We Call It Art?”
“Cabinets of Eccentricity: Tom
Sale's Books, Boxes and Geegaws Show a World of
Oddball Evolution”
“Chez Wal-Mart: The Wacky and
Wonderful Objects of ‘Twang’ Show a Rethinking of
Standardization”
“Stella’s Folly: Frank Stella’s
Colorful Tangles and Whorls Show a Mid-career Misstep”
“Fragments of Fantasy: Daniel
Roth Presents a World of Missing Parts and Tainted
Possibilities”
2004 –
“Texas Tribalism: The Barrett
Collection is All about Being Primitive in the Present”
“The Mongrel Cur of
Art-chitecture: The Dallas Center for Contemporary Art Unleashes a
Feisty Mutt”
“Schindler's Fist: Maya
Schindler's Traumatized Sirens Pack a Powerful Punch”
“Life After Death Barber, Kincaid
and Pomara Perform Shock Treatment on Painting”
“Manhattanism: The New Season in
New York's Chelsea Galleries Offers a Mad Mixture of Artful
Objects, Photo-optics and Cinematic Play”
“Train in Vein: Lothar
Baumgarten's ‘Carbon’ Offers a Subtle Lesson on Manifest”
“From Buenos Aires to Bush-ville:
Esteban Pastorino Diaz’s Photos Riff and Play on the So-Close-Yet-So-Far”
“Beyond the West
Bank: Laray Polk's Book is Rich in Suggestion and Charged with
Intellectual Fire”
“Second Skin:
Deadpan and Droll, the World of Ed Ruscha Revolves around the Commonplace”
“Architectures of
Truth: Pierre Huyghe's Videos Finger the Fault Line between Fact
and Media Spectacle”
“Wisecracker Art:
Michael Smith Corrupts the Gallery's White Walls with Digs, Jests
and Jibes”
“Collecting
Unconscious: Ellsworth Kelly at the DMA, from Art to Fetish and
Back again”
“Girl Power
Mystique: Jin-Ya Huang's Photos Inscribe the Feminine In-between”
“E-I-E-I-whoa:
Betsy Odom's Barnyard is a Surreal Romp on the Old Farm”
“Cardboard
Currency: Alex de Leon Builds a Shantytown on the Economics of the Underpass”
“Cold Flesh:
Malerie Marder's Bodies Make a Strange Mix of Life, Death and the Unknown”
“Pimp Daddy of
Video: Matthew Buckingham's Foxy Photoplay Brings a Vibrant Vision
to Video”
“Time Traveler: The
paintings of J.M.W. Turner Take you to a World beyond Beauty”
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Reviews written for
Stretcher.org, an on-line art journal:
2003 –
“Theory in a Box,” Review of Two
Shows in Paris, “Roland Barthes,” Centre Pompidou and “Ce qui
arrive,” Fondation Cartier, spring 2003
“On the Hairy Idea of Beauty,”
Review of Seven Works by Jeff Wall, Marian Goodman Gallery, Paris,
spring, 2003
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