Kimberly Aubuchon sent this image of The Gathering, a felt installation of birds, clouds, and bushes, as a point of reference for her upcoming installation in Sustenance.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Kimberly's Photo
Kimberly Aubuchon sent this image of The Gathering, a felt installation of birds, clouds, and bushes, as a point of reference for her upcoming installation in Sustenance.
Jesse's Photo
Jesse Barnett sent this image--his installation will be based on it. You can find out more at his website.
Friday, August 13, 2010
Exhibition Press Release
SUSTENANCE, Site-Specific Art Exhibition
September 11-October 3, 2010
August 11, 2010, Dallas, TX – Site-specific installations by 24 artists will occupy a vacant two-story building in West Dallas during the exhibition Sustenance, opening Saturday, September 11, 2010, 11 a.m.-10 p.m.
Exhibition curator Stephen Lapthisophon explains, "Sustenance relates to the need to create—to fill up, to add on or to embellish. We add to the world every day but sometimes there is just enough. We keep going in order to sustain ourselves—and our fellows. We keep ‘keeping on’ in order to continue. To breathe, feed, share and give permission for others to open the same door. Recognizing that the door has left the hinges we rush in to fill in the gaps, block out the echoes and fill in the shadows.”
Two-dozen artists from Dallas, Arlington, Fort Worth, San Antonio and Chicago will create site-specific responses to the idea of sustenance including sound installations, video, sculpture installations, and performances. Participating artists include: Kimberly Aubuchon, Frances Bagley, Jesse Barnett, Iris Bechtol, Shannon Brunskill (with Courtney Brown), Brian Fridge, Justin Ginsberg, Linnea Glatt and Jim Cinquemani, Matt Hanner, Chris Hefner, Kate Helmes, Sedrick Huckaby, Devin King, Darryl Lauster, Lou Mallozzi, Kristin Mariani, Michael Mazurek, Patrick Murphy, Tom Orr, Ludwig Schwarz, Lizzy Wetzel, and Jeff Zilm.
The property, owned by West Dallas Investments, is located within sight of the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge designed by Santiago Calatrava under construction over the Trinity River. The stripped building has been out of use for years and offers unique opportunities for exploring visual and conceptual ideas.
The exhibition will be open on Saturdays and Sundays between September 11 and October 3, 2010, 11 a.m.-10 p.m. on opening day, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. subsequent Saturdays, and 1-6 p.m. on Sundays (newly updated hours). For more information about programming during the exhibition, images, updates from participating artists, and links to artist websites visit the exhibition blog at http://sustenanceexhibition.blogspot.com.
What: Sustenance
Who: Organized by Stephen Lapthisophon and Anne Lawrence
When: Opening day—Saturday, September 11, 11am-10pm
Open September 11-October 3, 2010, on Saturdays 11am-6pm, Sundays 1-6pm (UPDATED HOURS)
Where: 337 Singleton Blvd., Dallas TX 75212
FREE: Open to the public
Contact: Anne Lawrence
anneelizabethlawrence@gmail.com
Blog: http://sustenanceexhibition.blogspot.com
Facebook (group): Sustenance
September 11-October 3, 2010
August 11, 2010, Dallas, TX – Site-specific installations by 24 artists will occupy a vacant two-story building in West Dallas during the exhibition Sustenance, opening Saturday, September 11, 2010, 11 a.m.-10 p.m.
Exhibition curator Stephen Lapthisophon explains, "Sustenance relates to the need to create—to fill up, to add on or to embellish. We add to the world every day but sometimes there is just enough. We keep going in order to sustain ourselves—and our fellows. We keep ‘keeping on’ in order to continue. To breathe, feed, share and give permission for others to open the same door. Recognizing that the door has left the hinges we rush in to fill in the gaps, block out the echoes and fill in the shadows.”
Two-dozen artists from Dallas, Arlington, Fort Worth, San Antonio and Chicago will create site-specific responses to the idea of sustenance including sound installations, video, sculpture installations, and performances. Participating artists include: Kimberly Aubuchon, Frances Bagley, Jesse Barnett, Iris Bechtol, Shannon Brunskill (with Courtney Brown), Brian Fridge, Justin Ginsberg, Linnea Glatt and Jim Cinquemani, Matt Hanner, Chris Hefner, Kate Helmes, Sedrick Huckaby, Devin King, Darryl Lauster, Lou Mallozzi, Kristin Mariani, Michael Mazurek, Patrick Murphy, Tom Orr, Ludwig Schwarz, Lizzy Wetzel, and Jeff Zilm.
The property, owned by West Dallas Investments, is located within sight of the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge designed by Santiago Calatrava under construction over the Trinity River. The stripped building has been out of use for years and offers unique opportunities for exploring visual and conceptual ideas.
The exhibition will be open on Saturdays and Sundays between September 11 and October 3, 2010, 11 a.m.-10 p.m. on opening day, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. subsequent Saturdays, and 1-6 p.m. on Sundays (newly updated hours). For more information about programming during the exhibition, images, updates from participating artists, and links to artist websites visit the exhibition blog at http://sustenanceexhibition.blogspot.com.
What: Sustenance
Who: Organized by Stephen Lapthisophon and Anne Lawrence
When: Opening day—Saturday, September 11, 11am-10pm
Open September 11-October 3, 2010, on Saturdays 11am-6pm, Sundays 1-6pm (UPDATED HOURS)
Where: 337 Singleton Blvd., Dallas TX 75212
FREE: Open to the public
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Contact: Anne Lawrence
anneelizabethlawrence@gmail.com
Blog: http://sustenanceexhibition.blogspot.com
Facebook (group): Sustenance
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Where is 337 Singleton?
337 Singleton, Dallas, TX 75212 - a bright blue two-story building just across the Trinity River from Downtown. Map here.
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Post from Stephen
"Sustenance" relates to the need to create--to fill up, to add on or to embellish. We add to the world every day but sometimes there is just enough. We keep going in order to sustain ourselves--and our fellows. We keep "keeping on" in order to continue. To breathe, feed, share and give permission for others to open the same door. Recognizing that the door has left the hinges we rush in to fill in the gaps, block out the echoes and fill in the shadows.
- Stephen Lapthisophon
- Stephen Lapthisophon
Post from Patrick
Patrick Murphy just sent a photo that is related to his multi-media piece.
"It's a polaroid instant photo that works in tandem with a sound piece, both are inspired by the ideas of decay / obsolescence / time."
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