Inner.space Projects
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INNER.SPACE PROJECTS was established in 2017 by artist/ art curator/ musician, Scott Tucker to represent both the best emerging and established artists from around the world. INNER.SPACE was established in 2017 by artist, art curator and musician Scott Tucker to represent the best emerging and established artists' from around the world. Opening as a sequel to the ever so popular Blow-Up Gallery (2010-2014) Inner.space is the new face of the emerging South Dallas Contemporary Art scene. The works are predominantly sculptor/painter-based with a playful nod to both Neoclassicism and Post-Modern works.
Inner.space / Blow-Up Gallery Artists have included:
Ali Akbar (Dhaka, Bangladesh)
Legend D'Oro (New York City, NY)
Roberto Mungia (Dallas, TX)
Sarah Martin (Corpus Christi, TX)
Toni Martin (Dallas, TX)
Arthur Pena (Dallas, TX)
Daniel Driensky (Dallas, TX)
Melissa Tucker (Dallas, TX)
Scott Tucker (Dallas, TX)
Michelle Rawlings (Dallas, TX)
Mark Kimberlin (Denton, TX)
Jesse Morgan Barnett (Dallas, TX)
Michael Mazurek (Dallas, TX)
Eric Trich (Dallas, TX)
Megan Van Groll (Dallas, TX)
Kiki Ishihara (Tokyo, Japan)
For more info please contact owner/curator Scott Tucker (817) 932 2056
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facebook.comRead about Inner.space Projects latest exhibit [MOXIE], Musica! at the LCC and Duncanville's newest place on the Dallas Art Map. [MOXIE] closing reception October 14th at Inner.space Projects featuring new works by Sarah Martin, Toni Martin and Sheryl Anaya
Great new article in D Magazine on Musica! running at the Latino Cultural Center through October 14th and curated by Scott Tucker. "I feel very humbled and privileged to be able to curate a show like this,” Tucker states, reflecting on the full-circle generational portrait spilling beyond the corners of his ancestor’s photograph, “My great-grandfather was working in a coal mine and a hundred years later his great-grandson is a college-educated person who owns an art gallery and curates shows honoring people like him.” He pauses. “In the same city.”
Photography day at Inner.space Projects. [ M O X I E ] featuring Sarah Martin, Toni Martin and Sheryl Anaya on view in the gallery through September 30th. (817) 932 2056 for appointments.
TONIGHT! This is a project I have been working 4 months curating. It is a historical photography exhibit celebrating 100 years of Mexican American Musicians in Dallas. Don't miss it, there will be food, drinks and great conversation. The show also features [INNERSPACE] artist/filmmaker Tim Perry's occompanying documentary. Opening Friday September 8th at the Latino Cultural Center Dallas. 6-8pm -Scott Tucker
[ M O X I E ] on view at Inner.space Projects through September 30, 2017. 817 932 2056 for private appointments.
[ M O X I E ] A Group Exhibition of New Works by Toni Martin, Sheryl Anaya and Sarah Martin. _ On view August 26 - September 22. 2017 Opening Reception August 26th 6 PM - 10 PM. Artists will be in attendance _ Inner.Space Projects 100 S. Main Street Ste. 114 Duncanville. TX. 75116 817. 932. 2056 (For more information)
Presenting a group exhibition of New Works by Toni Martin ,Sheryl Anaya and Sarah Martin . Opening Reception Saturday August 26. 2017. 6 PM - 10 PM On view August 27. 2017- September 22. 2017. Inner.space Projects 817. 932. 2056
Show announcement coming soon....
Join us tonight from 6-10 PM for the closing reception for "Culture Shock!" At INNER.SPACE PROJECTS
Come help us celebrate Culture Shock! Featuring the works of Legend D'Oro and Ali Akbar Closing Reception. 6-10PM
About Legend D'Oro: Legend D'Oro studied fine art at The University of Texas Austin under such notable professors as Peter Saul, Carolee Schneeman, and Linda Montano. Growing up gay in a conservative suburb in 1980's proved to be a interesting experience for him as as an artist. His work focus is centered on drawings, paintings and multi media installations. He currently works and lives in New York City. Artist statement My art springs from a subconscious non thinking space, similar to the ritual of speaking in tongues. A working theme of apocalypse that embraces the idea of death as necessary for renewed life seems constant, embedded in the imagery of video games, viscera, fairy tales, and commercial slogans.
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