The Arts District is the nerve center for Dallas Arts Month, and this weekend is home to the two most notable events this April. Here are your best bets and what Dirk saw.
January 8 - February 13, 2021
From Conduit Gallery:
“True to his oeuvre, Vincent Falsetta’s new paintings are equally object and illusion, deliberately planned and spontaneously improvised. Each of the seven oil on canvas paintings in the exhibition were painted in 2020. Notes Falsetta, “Although I was not directly referencing the effects of the pandemic on my artwork, I believe it did influence my work. I feel that the compositions in my paintings have gotten more dense than previous work. I am attempting to keep my visual journey to show survivability and perhaps beauty in an era that forefronts our vulnerabilities.”
Falsetta has become widely celebrated for his investigation of abstract gesture, process, and expression through layers of textured striations of color through paint. The paintings reveal themselves as he creates them – at times, surprising or confounding his expectations. They can be described as objects that evoke the natural world while acknowledging t
Conduit Gallery presents Vincent Falsetta: New Paintings 2020 opening day Many events have been canceled or postponed due to coronavirus concerns. Please check with the organization before going to any event. Vincent Falsetta,
Photo courtesy of Vincent Falsetta Conduit Gallery will present New Paintings, a solo exhibition of new works by Denton-based artist, Vincent Falsetta. This will be Falsetta’s seventh solo exhibition at the gallery. True to his oeuvre, Falsetta’s new paintings are equally object and illusion, deliberately planned and spontaneously improvised. Each of the seven oil on canvas paintings in the exhibition were painted in 2020. Falsetta has become widely celebrated for his investigation of abstract gesture, process, and expression through layers of textured striations of color through paint. The paintings reveal themselves as he creates them – at times, surprising or confounding his expectations. They can be described as objects that ev