Memories
Sep
2
to Sep 15

Memories

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The Goldmark Cultural Center’s Ruth Andres Gallery is proud to present “Memories”, an exhibition of new fabric and sculptural works by Goldmark artist Nan Martin.

The exhibition is on display from 2 September 2024 to 15 September 2024, with a closing reception on Saturday, 14 September 2024, from 2:00pm - 4:00pm at the Ruth Andres Gallery. Nan Martin will be at the reception to respond to questions and comments about her artwork and exhibition.

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Toothopia
Sep
16
to Sep 29

Toothopia

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The Goldmark Cultural Center’s Ruth Andres Gallery is proud to present “Toothopia”, an exhibition of new CGI, videos, and installation works by Goldmark artist Jiatong Yao.

The exhibition is on display from 9/16 - 9/29, with an exhibition reception on Saturday 9/21, from 1pm - 3pm at the Ruth Andres Gallery. Jiatong will be present at the reception to respond to questions and comments about her artwork.

About the Exhibition

"Toothopia" is an innovative series of art practices emerging from a deeply personal exploration of artist life experiences, with teeth serving as both a physical and symbolic anchor.

"Toothopia"encompassing CGI metaverse experiences and AI-enhanced videos, installation. This experimental artistic project delves into the identity, growth, and the complexities of life that are essence of our existence.

My journey with teeth has been one of transformation, pain, and reflection—beginning with the innocence of childhood when my teeth were healthy and free from decay. As I grew, my teeth start to change.

The transition into adolescence was marked by orthodontic procedures that reshaped my face , accompanied by nights of pain and discomfort.

In adulthood, the pressures of life introduced bruxism. The stress-induced grinding of my teeth during sleep became a reflection of my inner turmoil, leading to a heightened awareness of my dental health. The need for protection and the experience of muscle pain upon waking became part of my daily reality. I consider my show as a documentary for the above growth changes.

This exhibition also contemplates the societal standards of beauty that often influence our self-perception. My teeth are not perfectly white or straight, and there are moments when I question the need to conform to these ideals after I found out the diversity of dental expressions, including those seen in teeth accessory, challenges the notion of a singular standard of beauty.

My working process through "Toothopia," if from narrate to use a variety of media, including metaverse experiences, AI-enhanced videos, and installations. In this exhibition, you are invited to immersive in the narrative of teeth—an exploration of identity, growth, and the complexities of life that are etched in the enamel of our being.

About the Artist

Jiatong Yao’s art practice is about the intersection of art and technology, exploring mediums including XR, 3D, AI and interactive computing. In a realm where technology meets creativity, Jiatong Yao crafts experiences that weave together the essence of humanity with the digital age. Her art forms a dialogue between the modern self and technological evolution. With her background in computer science and technical artistry and programming, her work focuses on technological expressions of creativity. Witnessing how information technology changes society and lifestyles, she wants to emphasize a discussion of these changes and understand the essence of humanity in this digital age.

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Pulse
Aug
19
to Sep 1

Pulse

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The Goldmark Cultural Center’s Ruth Andres Gallery is proud to present “Pulse”, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Goldmark artist Peter Timinsky.

The exhibition is on display from 8/19 to 9/1, with a closing reception on Saturday 8/31 from 1pm-3pm.

About the Exhibition

Pulse is a solo exhibition by Peter Timinsky that features five paintings from his ongoing body of work, Split. The works on view are the artist's most intensive exploration of human bond, separation and the additions that follow these interactions. Since Timinsky began making these Split paintings in 2022, they have reached an expansive scale with each painting inviting viewers to reflect on one's relationship with not only their peers, but themselves as well. While the format of the work has changed, the overall message remains quite similar. As the mark making becomes more aggressive on one side; the solid colored side grows to a more peaceful state: adding balance to the work, but showing visual progression as well. The scraped side of these works are a hat tip to the world around us: the wrong doings we all tend to share and the guilt towards our mistakes. Pulse is a reflection of one's successes and failures within relationships and gives viewers the space to feel what it truly means to be human. 

About the Artist

The precise, yet free use of color that dominates the paintings of Peter Timinsky's latest work is something to carefully look at. The color palettes and use of texture take a great inspiration from human relationships, recalled memories, raw emotion, the past, present & the future. Timinsky's work is concerned with figuring out color theory and the innovation of form regarding shape and scale. 

Underneath the work is a whole world that is informed by a range of experiences through his past life. Growing up as a gentle and quiet child, Timinsky often had time to reflect on his feelings towards certain subject matters. From a young age he realized that self expression was important, yet didn't know how to do it himself. Painting, more specifically color, has allowed Timinsky to channel his inner thoughts and voice to a new self standard which is constantly evolving.

Peter Timinsky (b. 1999) is a self taught fine artist who produces paintings and drawings. Timinsky currently resides and works near Dallas, TX.

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What's In Your Garden?
Aug
5
to Aug 18

What's In Your Garden?

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The Goldmark Cultural Center’s Ruth Andres Gallery is proud to present “What’s In Your Garden”, an exhibition of new lumen printing works by Goldmark artist Roberto Romero.

The exhibition is on display from 8/5 to 8/18, with a closing reception on Saturday 8/17 from 3pm - 5pm.

About the Exhibition

My late friend Charles Love once told me that a “Gardner will share with you, if you ask them”. I share my Garden with you through Lumen printing, enjoy!.

About the Artist

I have taken photography classes at Brookhaven, where I was taught this alternative process (Lumen Printing). I’m a local artist.I have had my work shown at Goldmark cultural center with collaboration with Don Taylor, at white Rock bath house (Dia de los Muertos), Oak cliff cultural center ( Dallas 214 show).

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Cosmic Reflections
Jul
29
to Aug 4

Cosmic Reflections

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The Goldmark Cultural Center’s Ruth Andres Gallery is proud to present “Cosmic Reflections”, a solo exhibition of paintings by Goldmark artist Sanjay Jeergall.

The exhibition is on display from 7/29 - 8/4, with a reception on Sunday 8/4, from 2:30pm - 5pm.

Join us for the reception to meet the artist and learn from him about his artwork!

About the Exhibition

Our observable universe is but a fraction of the vast, boundless reality that exists. Beyond what we can see and perceive lies an infinite cosmos, which my artworks strive to creatively visualize. Drawing from unconscious archetypes, I craft forms that embody a universal higher consciousness. These forms evoke the impression of celestial beings dwelling in distant constellations, existing in a state of harmonious relationships, and governed by unseen forces and rules. My artworks inherently convey the essence of universalism. The creation process is spontaneous and instinctive, free from premeditation. I use the impasto technique, applying thick patches of oil paint on canvas, leaving the contours dark to enhance depth and texture.

Currently, I work on painting in my art studio at Goldmark Cultural Center, Dallas, TX

- Sanjay Jeergall, 2024

About the Artist

Sanjay Jeergall was born in India and brought up in an artistic family. He holds bachelors in Engineering and currently lives and works in the field of Information Technology Dallas Metropolitan Area, USA. He also has his artist studio in Goldmark Cultural Center, Dallas, TX where he creates his artworks.

Sanjay being from an artistic family learned to paint and sculpt quickly. By age 15, he started participating in juried competitions and won many prizes, including silver medal and a state level first prize for painting. In search for new dimensions, he studied western style of contemporary art and various schools of art from renaissance to post modernism. He moved to Ahmadabad in 1987 where he got an opportunity to work with emerging and well known contemporary artists of India. Also some international artists from Germany, Paris and London. He soon organized his first solo exhibition of paintings at a Contemporary Art Gallery, Ahmadabad in 1989. The focus was on the role of a woman in India as mother and her struggle for emancipation.

Upon coming to the United States in 1996, Sanjay worked in his studio in New York City area till he moved to Virginia in 2000 and then to Dallas in 2022. He participated in many group shows and some solo shows in USA..

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Pathscapes and Lightways
Jul
15
to Jul 28

Pathscapes and Lightways

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The Goldmark Cultural Center’s Ruth Andres Gallery is proud to present “Pathscapes and Lightways”, a solo exhibition of new fiber works by Goldmark artist Jenni Simms.

The works in the exhibition are photographic images exposed onto fabric material and are part of a new body of work by Goldmark artist Jenni Simms.

The exhibition is on display from 7/15 - 7/28, with a reception on Saturday 7/27, from 1pm - 4pm.

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Rainbows, Me and You
Jul
1
to Jul 14

Rainbows, Me and You

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The Goldmark Cultural Center’s Ruth Andres Gallery is proud to present “Rainbows, Me and You”, a solo exhibition of new paintings and sculptural works by Goldmark artist David Snider.

The exhibition is on display from 7/1 - 7/14, with a reception on Saturday 7/13, from 2pm - 4pm.

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Jun
24
to Jun 30

Art Buy the Yard

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The Goldmark Cultural Center’s Ruth Andres Gallery is proud to present “Art Buy the Yard”, a solo exhibition of paintings by Goldmark artist Dennis Sweeney.

The exhibition is on display from 6/24 - 6/30, with a reception on Saturday 6/29, from 3pm - 5pm.

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Jun
3
to Jun 16

Home Stretch

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The Goldmark Cultural Center’s Ruth Andres Gallery is excited to announce Home Stretch, a solo exhibition by Will Crutchfield on display from June 3rd to 16th. The show features a selection of sculptural canvas relief paintings from the artist's ongoing series, Groundwork, as well as an installation piece made using bricks. Using found materials gathered from significant places in the artist's life, the show touches on themes of emergence, tension, and remembrance. A reception will be held on Saturday, June 8th from 3-5 pm.

About the Exhibition

Home Stretch is a solo exhibition by Will Crutchfield that features recent pieces from his ongoing body of work, Groundwork. Using materials and tools traditional to painting and applying them to a sculptural framework through the use of found objects, the subject of each piece is veiled in canvas and painted allowing only the sanded relief to show what lies beneath, creating time capsules that can only be known by their impressions. In the larger works especially, this technique creates a physical pull between objects from which moments of tension, harmony, and resolve arise in the expansive and weathered compositions. The central piece in the show, Entasis, is comprised of a short column of bricks stacked atop a canvas-wrapped footing. This piece acts as a capstone to the work displayed, depicting a foundation that has been worn away and a structure that has been carefully built atop it.

About the Artist

Will Crutchfield is a mixed media artist from Rockwall, TX. Will completed his BFA in painting at the Savannah College of Art and Design in 2023 and has been creating and sharing his work for over a decade. During his time in living in Savannah, GA, Will produced and curated numerous local exhibitions and art events, capping off his time there with his Thesis show, Thick As Thieves at The Nest Gallery; a duo exhibition between himself and photographer Liam Gildea which debuted in May of 2023.

Will’s work focuses primarily on personal history and perception. Employing the use of found objects and media alongside traditional materials used in painting, His works display the potential that lies within the Distillation, alteration and removal of history. By stripping away the unnecessary, the artist allows himself and his viewers to admire the complexity and richness that merely one painted gesture, color, or idea can provide.

This process of reduction is echoed by the mixed media elements frequently featured in the artist’s works. By allowing found media to physically and conceptually shape his paintings, Will reveals the power of association and subjectivity. Rather than attempting to discover and define their history, Will allows these components to exist as they are, as objects that have organically been distilled by the passing of time. Once again, through a process of withholding visual information, the artist reminds viewers of how much curiosity, intrigue, and visual mythmaking just one found element can inspire; encouraging himself and viewers to contemplate a past that can never be fully known.

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May
20
to Jun 2

Stories

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The Goldmark Cultural Center’s Ruth Andres Gallery is proud to present “Stories”, a joint exhibition of new paintings, illustrations, and drawings by Goldmark artists Newel Anderson and Jack Anderson.

The exhibition is on display from 5/20 - 6/2, with a reception on Saturday 5/25, from 1pm - 3pm.

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May
6
to May 19

Beyond the Veil of Reality

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The Goldmark Cultural Center’s Ruth Andres Gallery is proud to present “Beyond the Veil of Reality”, an exhibition of surrealist paintings by Goldmark artist Kyle Wood.

The exhibition is on display from 5/6 - 5/19, with a reception on Saturday 5/11, from 1pm - 3pm.

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Apr
8
to Apr 21

Veneration

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The Goldmark Cultural Center’s Ruth Andres Gallery is proud to present “Veneration”, an exhibition of new paintings and sculptural works by Goldmark artist Hugh DeWitte.

The exhibition is on display from 4/8 - 4/21, with a reception on Saturday 4/20, from 1pm - 3pm.

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Mar
25
to Apr 7

Above It All

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The Goldmark Cultural Center’s Ruth Andres Gallery is proud to present “Above It All”, an exhibition of new paintings by Goldmark artist Alicia Tubbs.

The exhibition is on display from 3/25 - 4/7, with a closing reception on Saturday 4/7 at 6.30pm.

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