William Sarradet

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The Art of the Moment: Stages, Studios, and Psychic Fractures

1 week ago | glasstire.com | William Sarradet

John Arnone: I Am the Space Where I Am, at Hawn Gallery, Hamon Arts Library, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, March 27–May 19, 2025The Hawn Gallery at Southern Methodist University’s (SMU) Hamon Arts Library presents I Am the Space Where I Am, a solo exhibition showcasing the work of acclaimed scenic designer John Arnone. This focused survey presents production materials from several major theatrical works Arnone has designed throughout his career.
Intimacy and Atmosphere: Two Spring Shows in Dallas

3 weeks ago | glasstire.com | William Sarradet

Chloe Scout Nix: I Will Kill Your Daddy at Zeke’s Projects, March 15–April 26, 2025Chloe Scout Nix’s solo exhibition at Zeke’s Projects in Dallas presents seventeen deeply personal works — sixteen photographs and one video — born from a summer of transition, reflection, and emotional excavation. Recently graduated from her MFA program, Nix marks a post-academic pivot with raw, emotionally dense images that investigate how we give and receive intimacy.
Kinship and Contingency: Encounters with the Past in Ireland

1 month ago | glasstire.com | William Sarradet

Kerlin GalleryIn the stillness of Kerlin Gallery, between the measured light and shadow of silver gelatin prints, two different meditations on time and return played out: Gerard Byrne’s The Struggle With the Angel and the book launch of Dorothy Cross’ Kinship.
Six Centuries of Painting and "Severance"

1 month ago | glasstire.com | William Sarradet

The Sense of Beauty: Six Centuries of Painting from Museo de Arte de Ponce at the Meadows Museum, SMU, February 23–June 22, 2025Selections from the Museo de Arte de Ponce’s collection, shown at SMU’s Meadows Museum, tell a story of resilience. Closed since the 2020 earthquakes that severely damaged its Edward Durell Stone-designed home in Puerto Rico, the museum remains a cultural beacon, now sharing its masterpieces with audiences beyond the Caribbean.
Shapeless Landscapes: Recent Exhibitions in Houston & Dallas

Feb 14, 2025 | glasstire.com | William Sarradet

Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream… at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, November 15, 2024 – March 23, 2025The Contemporary Arts Museum Houston presents Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream, a career-spanning survey that encapsulates 25 years of this Houston and Los Angeles-based artist’s incisive practice. Known for his monumental figurative paintings, Valdez’s luminous works explore the intersections of personal memory, political commentary, and social critique.
Workstations: Artist Resources at Texas Public Libraries

Jan 31, 2025 | glasstire.com | William Sarradet

Texas public libraries are stepping up as vital resource hubs for artists, offering far more than books. Across Dallas, Houston, and Austin, libraries house tools and spaces that can support artistic endeavors in digital and material mediums. From professional-grade editing software to sewing machines and 3D printers, library programs democratize access to essential tools for creativity.
The Gestures of Migration and “Living with the Gods”

Jan 17, 2025 | glasstire.com | William Sarradet

Living with the Gods: Art, Beliefs, and Peoples at Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, October 27, 2024 – January 20, 2025The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston’s (MFAH) latest exhibition, Living with the Gods: Art, Beliefs, and Peoples, presents a sweeping visual journey through the narratives that have shaped humanity’s understanding of existence over 4,000 years.
Signs of Dallas, Streams of Houston: Recent Texas Exhibitions

Jan 3, 2025 | glasstire.com | William Sarradet

Write to Me, at Oak Cliff Cultural Center, December 14, 2024 – January 10, 2025Write to Me at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center (OC3) is a visually striking showcase of typographic-based work by 15 local artists. Organized by University of Texas at Arlington Professor Carlos Donjuan, the exhibition celebrates the artistry of lettering across various media, highlighting the intersections of craft, culture, and personal expression.
Raves and Renderings: An Interview with Alex Stock

Oct 25, 2024 | glasstire.com | William Sarradet

A massive crowd buzzes at Trans Pride Fest, a dynamic six-hour event organized by North Texas artist Alex Stock (they/them). The lineup is diverse and relentless, spanning three stages and covering a range of sounds: from rock, moody pop, and emo to shoegaze, house, and DJ sets of electronic dance music. Inside the venue, Vera Drew’s cult classic The People’s Joker flickers on a TV screen in the arcade, offering a surreal backdrop to the charged atmosphere.
City Reflections: Contemporary Art from Texas

Oct 11, 2024 | glasstire.com | William Sarradet

I hop on the bus to get to the Dallas Contemporary Gala after-party. The bus is late, and passes me at the stop, before screeching to a halt once it crosses the intersection. “I’m sorry about that,” the driver says to me. Maybe she didn’t see me because it was night, and I’m wearing head-to-toe dark, autumnal mauve and sharp Korean-style black dress shoes. I’m carrying my Canon with me, which is also hard to register in the dark of night.