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COMING SOON TO GALLERI URBANE: RACHEL HELLMAN
In her first solo exhibit with us, Quad Line will feature brand new shaped paintings and works on paper that have become a collector favorite since first showing with Galleri Urbane last April.
Quad Line will open on April 2nd!
#workinprogress (at Ybor City Historic District)
Contact us today to see more works by Jay Giroux we have at the gallery.
If you didn't make it to our opening last weekend, this is a must-see exhibition by the School of the Art Instate of Chicago and SMU graduate. Browse the exhibition on Artsy or make it to the gallery to see for yourself!
2016 has just begun and Synchrodogs are already having an exciting year! In addition to being featured in our booth at PULSE next week, the photography duo recently shot the cover story for the March 2016 Issue of Vogue Ukraine. They have brought a campaign for Minna Parikka in Nylon Singapore, the SS16 Ad Campaign for Bimba Y Lola, as well as their own three double-spread profile in the pages of Vogue Ukraine.
We are thrilled to exhibit their work next week in New York, their first major showcase with Galleri Urbane.
Kirby Pace, (Galleri Urbane Marfa + Dallas) showing in upcoming PULSE New York starting March 3.
Thanks for posting, buts it’s Irby… not Kirby :) @artruby
IRBY Pace (correction from the original post) is showing with us at the PULSE New York Art Fair. See you there!
#GOODWORK by @dylancalejones -- Opening happening NOW, 6-8:30pm! #dallas (at Galleri Urbane Marfa + Dallas)
A HUGE congratulations to our artist Jeffrey Dell on being a finalist and a Solo Exhibitionist Award winner in The Print Center's 90th Annual International Competition! Jeffrey will be included in the solo exhbition running May 6 - August 6, 2016. On Thursday, May 5 they will host a Gallery Talk at 5:30pm with an Opening Reception 6-8pm.
Contact us today to view many incredible prints by Jeffrey.
Click to read an interview with exhibiting artist Jeffrey Cortland Jones on June Joon Jaxx, a blog based out of Mexico City.
Jason Willaford uses billboard vinyl as the catalyst for what is transformed into quilted, dimensional painting. High resolution, printed scans of the works result in a highly-detailed, compressed vignette commenting on the inundation of advertising and the insecurities which arise out of a media-saturated contemporary life.
See the above piece and many from Jason included in Erin Cluley Gallery’s exhibition “NOT PHOTOGRAPHY” opening February 20th.
Contact us today to view additional works by Jason.
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We’re coming for you, New York!
Galleri Urbane is excited to exhibit at PULSE Contemporary Art Fair next month in New York. We are mentioned as a noteworthy 1st-time exhibitor at PULSE in this article by Artnet News.
Join us March 3-6 in our booth featuring Irby Pace, Royal Jarmon, and Synchrodogs.
If you're in San Francisco tonight, stop by the San Francisco Arts Commission Main Gallery from 6-7:30pm as they host the book launch for "Advice from my 80-Year-Old Self" by our beloved artist Susan O'Malley, who tragically passed away last year.
The event is free and open to the public, with a percentage of the proceeds from the book being donated to the Susan O'Malley Memorial Fund for the Arts. You can also purchase the book online at Chronicle Books, Amazon and wherever books are sold.
Packing up work for the show in Dallas.
We are thrilled to have Dylan Cale Jones exhibition with us again in Dallas. Join us Saturday, February 20th for the opening reception for his solo show entitled “Good Work”, 6-8:30pm.
DALLAS! Last chance to view Royal Jarmon’s “Duck in Water” exhibition at our closing reception, Thursday, February 11 from 5-8pm.
While you're in the neighborhood, visit other closing receptions also going on from 5 to 8 at:
The Public Trust: 12 Years in 30 Drawers
Liliana Bloch Gallery: TABLE | 32° 47' 56.6678'' N 96° 50' 9.5598" W
Erin Cluley Gallery: Works on Paper
Drawing of a can of beans
COMING SOON TO GALLERI URBANE: DYLAN CALE JONES
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Q+A WITH DUCK IN WATER ARTIST: ROYAL JARMON
What is the first memory you have of an artwork that really inspired you and motivates what you do as an artist today?
I'm not sure about a particular artwork; but I do remember being preview to Da Vinci's work at a younger age and being so impressed with what he did. I assume because of it's practicality, beauty, and creative problem solving, all of which I highly value to this day.
How would you introduce your work to someone seeing it for the first time?
i would say it's a cohesion of content. I especially find contrast interesting. So I often focus on juxtaposing the elements, that I'm drawn to for various reasons, and then making them flow in a way that is beautiful; in order to keep the viewer involved.
You grew up living in a more rural environment and now live in New York City. Does your upbringing shape or influence your approach to creating work?
The environment in which I grew up definitely informs the work. We are the sum of our memories. So even if I don't always intentionally do so, the contextual patterns of growing up in Rural America touch the work.
What role does digital process have in your paintings?
Digital process is mostly a preliminary influence. It's such a large part of daily life to view most of our content on screens; thus it carries important in my aesthetic. I hope to communicate in a language applicable now and the future, this makes digital aspects nearly inescapable for me as a visual artist.
Do you find your paintings and sculptures directly influence one another in the studio?
As a body of work progresses, I will find that different works carry each others strength. There is definite play off of the concepts developing. As I solve problems, new ones come up and so I continue solving those. I find this helps the process stay live as multiple artworks are made in a group.
What's next for you?
I want to continue some of what has been working and seek new equations to solve/explore. Everything happening in life is possible content so I want keep looking and to continue accessing new ideas as I move forward. This will most definitely include new media content.
--- See Royal’s work in “Duck in Water” in person, running through February 13 OR view the show and shop on our Artsy page.
