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2007
Nave Exhibit Schedule
January
26 – February 25, 2007
Nave
Paintings
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March
2 – April 21, 2007 Collages
by Ann Harithas
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May
11 – July 15, 2007
Passages
Bob
Parvin/ Sandra Nykerk
Bob
Parvin, Adobe Mission in Presidio,
Texas
Passages
will showcase the art of two talented
photographers, Bob Parvin and Sandra Nykerk.
Parvin’s insightful photography focuses
on the broad range of cultural and natural
resources in his native Lone Star state,
Northeastern New Mexico and the rim of
the US/Mexican Gulf Coast. Working in
the setting of Yellowstone National Park,
Nykerk’s fine art images reflect her acute
interest in cultural landscapes and the
abstract.
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August
9 - September 23, 2007
CraftHouston:
Texas 2006 / Works by Ann Trask
Ann Trask,
Faces Quilt, 69" x 63", papers
stitched to fabric stitched to canvas;
acrylic glazes
The CraftHouston: Texas
2006, the fourth juried exhibition sponsored
by the Houston Center for Contemporary
Craft, showcases the best of contemporary
craft from artists throughout the state
of Texas.
Texas/Colorado artist Ann
Trask
works in with a wide variety of mixed
media and encaustics. Ann’s art works
have a spiritual quality, which show her
responses to many aspects of life. She
has created series that include the social
issue of lost children, personal and universal
memories, and responses to nature.
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October
5 – November 18, 2007
Día
de los Muertos 2007
Painted
Memory: Fidencio Duran / Oaxacan Sand
Paintings by Santa Barraza
Fidencio
Durán, Corazon Espinado,
40" x 40", 2001, acrylic/canvas
The
Art of Fidencio Durán is a mid-career
retrospective of the Austin-based artist.
Influenced by growing up in a large family
and a small rural community, Durán
paints his own world: family life, celebrations,
rituals, and community. It is our privilege
to exhibit the work of this widely recognized
artist who can move from large murals
to intimate small canvases with the swish
of a brush.
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Nov.
29, 2007- January 13, 2008
Art
Guys Go Public
The
Art Guys in their SUITS next to Joseph
Beuys Felt Suit, Museum of Contemporary
Art, Chicago, 12/4/98
Art Guys Go Public
is a three-part exhibit of these zany
artists’ realized projects, projects in
progress, and projects yet to come. Described
in the New York Times as "a cross between
Dada, David Letterman, John Cage and the
Smothers Brothers", The Art Guys are the
court jesters of the postmodern age. The
Art Guys present a blend of performance,
conceptual and visual art that explores
the absurdities of contemporary life and
pokes fun at the art world.
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