Magnolia Gallery

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April 12, 2010
Reception/celebration/wild party time for Dylan’s retrospective! Thursday, April 15th from 8-11pm 20 of Dylan’s favorite iconic images from his early career, most of them never to be shown again Thursday, April 15th from 8-11pm Dylan Hollingsworth + International Film Fest = Magnolia Theatre Bar, best place to be in Dallas this.. Thursday, April 15th from 8-11pm Thursday, April 15th from 8-11pm Thursday, April 15th from 8-11pm

Reception/celebration/wild party time for Dylan’s retrospective!

Thursday, April 15th from 8-11pm

20 of Dylan’s favorite iconic images from his early career, most of them never to be shown again

Thursday, April 15th from 8-11pm

Dylan Hollingsworth + International Film Fest = Magnolia Theatre Bar, best place to be in Dallas this..

Thursday, April 15th from 8-11pm

Thursday, April 15th from 8-11pm

Thursday, April 15th from 8-11pm

 
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April 12, 2010
The Magnolia Gallery Presents Dylan Hollingsworth             Dylan Hollingsworth is a photographer and artist who focuses on organic and manufactured moments and ideas that touch on human and other living conditions:  Birth, death, waking, sleeping, being lost, being found, all the spaces in between.  Dylan says of his work, “I am now focusing on creating larger and more complete conceptual series in addition to shooting all that I see 24/7. More will be revealed.”           “This installment marks the 3 year anniversary of when I first was introduced to the camera and is a formal farewell to artistic infancy.  I have been able to capture a lot of life in a short time; for this show I have chosen some of the more engaging and meaningful images that I have shot. The road is narrowing as my concepts and ability to translate them matures, so this will be the last time I show some of this work.  This is a wide range of what I’ve seen, who I’ve been, and glimpses of life, the universe, and everything as I understand them. It marks the end of the beginning; these efforts allude to the valid and necessary body of work that is to come – enjoy.” The Magnolia Gallery is proud to spotlight local talent in Dallas.

The Magnolia Gallery

Presents

Dylan Hollingsworth

            Dylan Hollingsworth is a photographer and artist who focuses on organic and manufactured moments and ideas that touch on human and other living conditions:  Birth, death, waking, sleeping, being lost, being found, all the spaces in between.  Dylan says of his work, “I am now focusing on creating larger and more complete conceptual series in addition to shooting all that I see 24/7. More will be revealed.”

           “This installment marks the 3 year anniversary of when I first was introduced to the camera and is a formal farewell to artistic infancy.  I have been able to capture a lot of life in a short time; for this show I have chosen some of the more engaging and meaningful images that I have shot. The road is narrowing as my concepts and ability to translate them matures, so this will be the last time I show some of this work.  This is a wide range of what I’ve seen, who I’ve been, and glimpses of life, the universe, and everything as I understand them. It marks the end of the beginning; these efforts allude to the valid and necessary body of work that is to come – enjoy.”

The Magnolia Gallery is proud to spotlight local talent in Dallas.

 
March 4, 2010
Corey Godfrey opens up her show and blows the roof off the Magnolia tonight!! 8-10ish, $3 domestics, all the finest people will be in attendance.. See you there Dallas!

Corey Godfrey opens up her show and blows the roof off the Magnolia tonight!!

8-10ish, $3 domestics, all the finest people will be in attendance..

See you there Dallas!

 
February 26, 2010
One last look at Alicia Stepp-Woody’s new series on the wall at the Mag; sad to see it go and but excited to see what Alicia has in store for her next show!

One last look at Alicia Stepp-Woody’s new series on the wall at the Mag; sad to see it go and but excited to see what Alicia has in store for her next show!

 
February 19, 2010
In case the first one didn’t grab you, sink your toothy eyes into this.. and I will see you on Thursday March 4th from 8-10!

In case the first one didn’t grab you, sink your toothy eyes into this..

and I will see you on Thursday March 4th from 8-10!

 
February 19, 2010
We are overjoyed to be showing a new series of paint/fabric/mixed media works by Dallas’ own Corey Godfrey!  The work goes up next week, with a reception on Thursday March 4th. That’s THURSDAY, MARCH 4th people - make a notation on your fancy electronic calendars!  The show is up through April 7th; don’t miss it! All the Best — Nicole & Scott Corey Godfrey was born in Nurnberg, Germany in 1981, but is based out of Fort Worth, Texas.  She received her BFA at the University of North Texas in 2008.  Corey is a lover of all things craft and has been creating since she was old enough to teach her siblings how to color on the walls. We have been brought up to fear and resist our erotic human desires. This dilemma is rampant throughout American social mores. Society generally denies erotica as a symbol of strength for women, while allowing it to be dominated by male determinants. The male gaze has often fixated eroticism on women, forcing society to turn away from its inherent power and simply viewing it as pornographic. Without the strength of eroticism, the world would be reduced to mere aesthetics. My work aims to represent the power of eroticism, pulling it from the bedroom or publication and placing it in the midst of the human gaze. Often, my works derive from male-based publications and images are captured from the male gaze by utilizing soft materials generally attributed to women. My interests within the power of female-based crafts in turn created a bridge into the focus of my work. In using these materials, I am simultaneously reflecting the strength of crafts for the history of women and engaging in an erotic physical process of creation. I allow the materials to guide me into new territory and tell me when to cease, giving importance to the negative space beneath the textiles. In my current series, I am blurring the lines between erotic male-based publications and erotic mainstream media by appropriating images from popular fashion publications. The images are designated because they represent similar provocative elements and potency that are dominant in exclusive male-based periodicals, thus revealing that the erotic is becoming more prevalent in mainstream culture. The Magnolia Gallery is proud to spotlight local talent in Dallas.

We are overjoyed to be showing a new series of paint/fabric/mixed media works by Dallas’ own Corey Godfrey!  The work goes up next week, with a reception on Thursday March 4th.

That’s THURSDAY, MARCH 4th people - make a notation on your fancy electronic calendars!  The show is up through April 7th; don’t miss it!

All the Best — Nicole & Scott

Corey Godfrey was born in Nurnberg, Germany in 1981, but is based out of Fort Worth, Texas.  She received her BFA at the University of North Texas in 2008.  Corey is a lover of all things craft and has been creating since she was old enough to teach her siblings how to color on the walls.
We have been brought up to fear and resist our erotic human desires. This dilemma is rampant throughout American social mores. Society generally denies erotica as a symbol of strength for women, while allowing it to be dominated by male determinants. The male gaze has often fixated eroticism on women, forcing society to turn away from its inherent power and simply viewing it as pornographic. Without the strength of eroticism, the world would be reduced to mere aesthetics. My work aims to represent the power of eroticism, pulling it from the bedroom or publication and placing it in the midst of the human gaze.

Often, my works derive from male-based publications and images are captured from the male gaze by utilizing soft materials generally attributed to women. My interests within the power of female-based crafts in turn created a bridge into the focus of my work. In using these materials, I am simultaneously reflecting the strength of crafts for the history of women and engaging in an erotic physical process of creation. I allow the materials to guide me into new territory and tell me when to cease, giving importance to the negative space beneath the textiles.

In my current series, I am blurring the lines between erotic male-based publications and erotic mainstream media by appropriating images from popular fashion publications. The images are designated because they represent similar provocative elements and potency that are dominant in exclusive male-based periodicals, thus revealing that the erotic is becoming more prevalent in mainstream culture.

The Magnolia Gallery is proud to spotlight local talent in Dallas.

 
February 9, 2010
I am honored and happy to announce that I was selected to install work at La Reunion for Make Space 2010!  Check it out: http://www.lareuniontx.org/ I will post pics of my project as it comes together.. Pic above is my wife Nicole Cullum Horn’s “Metamorphosis” installation done this summer for Art Chicas Unidas..

I am honored and happy to announce that I was selected to install work at La Reunion for Make Space 2010! 

Check it out: http://www.lareuniontx.org/

I will post pics of my project as it comes together..

Pic above is my wife Nicole Cullum Horn’s “Metamorphosis” installation done this summer for Art Chicas Unidas..

 
December 31, 2009
A little preview of Alicia’s work.. dont sleep on it Dallas!

A little preview of Alicia’s work.. dont sleep on it Dallas!

 
December 31, 2009
The Magnolia Gallery Presents Alicia Stepp-Woody Dallas, Texas – Dallas artist Alicia Stepp-Woody has an exhibition of new photographs titled “While She Sleeps” at the Magnolia Gallery, located inside the Magnolia Theatre in the West Village, 3699 McKinney Avenue in Dallas from January 7th to February 24th, 2010.  There will be an opening reception on Thursday, January 7th from 8-10 PM. Admission to the reception is free and the art is available for viewing or purchase during regular theatre hours, or by contacting Scott Horn at magnoliagallery@gmail.com.  Go to www.magnoliagallerydallas.com for information about this event and the gallery. Alicia Stepp-Woody is a 33 year old photographer who was born, raised, and still calls North Texas home. Moved by the surreal and the extraordinary, she was drawn to the magical ability to capture frozen moments in time from an early age.  Alicia naturally gravitated to the art of photography due to her compositional eye and long-standing penchant for the use of color and light. While she is available for a myriad of commissions, her heart lies in the ability to evoke powerful emotion through fashion editorials and the magic of crafting new, fantastical worlds through the use of abstract and avant-garde concepts. “While She Sleeps” is an introspective series on the emotional and psychological landscape of sleep. “As a child, and even into my adult years I have been moved and intrigued by sleep. In my life, I have found comfort in the last few waking minutes of pre-slumber consciousness, knowing that somewhere, while I’m sleeping, the world is still breathing, moving, living.” This knowledge acts as a metaphorical security blanket. The intent of this series is for the consideration of the juxtaposition of the subconscious and the need or desire to retain a continued connection with our waking existence while we are away in sleep. The Magnolia Gallery is proud to spotlight local talent in Dallas.

The Magnolia Gallery

Presents

Alicia Stepp-Woody

Dallas, Texas – Dallas artist Alicia Stepp-Woody has an exhibition of new photographs titled “While She Sleeps” at the Magnolia Gallery, located inside the Magnolia Theatre in the West Village, 3699 McKinney Avenue in Dallas from January 7th to February 24th, 2010.  There will be an opening reception on Thursday, January 7th from 8-10 PM. Admission to the reception is free and the art is available for viewing or purchase during regular theatre hours, or by contacting Scott Horn at magnoliagallery@gmail.com.  Go to www.magnoliagallerydallas.com for information about this event and the gallery.

Alicia Stepp-Woody is a 33 year old photographer who was born, raised, and still calls North Texas home. Moved by the surreal and the extraordinary, she was drawn to the magical ability to capture frozen moments in time from an early age.  Alicia naturally gravitated to the art of photography due to her compositional eye and long-standing penchant for the use of color and light. While she is available for a myriad of commissions, her heart lies in the ability to evoke powerful emotion through fashion editorials and the magic of crafting new, fantastical worlds through the use of abstract and avant-garde concepts.

“While She Sleeps” is an introspective series on the emotional and psychological landscape of sleep. “As a child, and even into my adult years I have been moved and intrigued by sleep. In my life, I have found comfort in the last few waking minutes of pre-slumber consciousness, knowing that somewhere, while I’m sleeping, the world is still breathing, moving, living.” This knowledge acts as a metaphorical security blanket. The intent of this series is for the consideration of the juxtaposition of the subconscious and the need or desire to retain a continued connection with our waking existence while we are away in sleep.

The Magnolia Gallery is proud to spotlight local talent in Dallas.

 
November 16, 2009
FUNCTION Installation/Art/Music Presented in Conjunction With The Cedars Open Studio Tour November 21, 2009  10am-5pm; 6pm-Midnight Cathey Miller*Diane Sikes*Jonathan Brooks*Nicole Arendt*Oliver Bradley*Stephen Hartzler*VET*Music:ISHI+BLIXABOY Corinthpark.org

FUNCTION

Installation/Art/Music

Presented in Conjunction With

The Cedars Open Studio Tour

November 21, 2009 

10am-5pm; 6pm-Midnight

Cathey Miller*Diane Sikes*Jonathan Brooks*Nicole Arendt*Oliver Bradley*Stephen Hartzler*VET*Music:ISHI+BLIXABOY

Corinthpark.org

 

3699 McKinney Ave, Dallas TX
magnoliagallery@gmail.com

The Magnolia Gallery is in the bar of the lovely Magnolia Theatre in the West VIllage.
This unique venue gives us the opportunity to share some of Dallas' up-and-coming artists with a wide swath of the population. The Magnolia Gallery has been operating since 2002, and is proud to spotlight local talent in Dallas.

Contact:
Scott Horn/Nicole Cullum Horn
magnoliagallery@gmail.com
214-683-9134

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