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Fannie
Brito Ciclo del Glucogeno 2008 pigments
and acrylic on canvas
48 x 48 inches
DARts contributing writer Jim Dolan is working on a colorful interview
with Fannie.
All artwork on this site is copyright 2008 or before by the originating artist. No reproduction or approximation of these works may be created in any medium for any use without specific written permission from the artist. Please do not copy the art, no matter what some stupid teacher tells you.
Welcome to new members Robert Mateo Diago, Liz London and Ken Boatman; Ray-Mel Cornelius, Jerry Dodd, Shafaq Ahmad and returning members Cecelia Feld, Chris Bergquist Fulmer and Chris Lattanzio.
WARNING TO MEMBERS:
Some goofus with extraordinarily bad English is pestering members to
buy their work in what is a scam — and a whole bunch of
members got the exact same letter. BEWARE. If it sounds too good to be
true, it probably is.
Lynn Rushton Line Dry oil on canvas 36 x 24 inches
from the Dallas Arts REVUE show at the Bath House through January 30
Special thanks to other members who've recently updated their pages, including Melodee Martin Ramirez, Bob Nunn, Elisabeth Schalij, Cecilia Thurman, Dean Corbitt and Chris Lattanzio.
Names in bold in the Index of Members [below] indicate members who have recently updated the images on their pages, or they are new members.
The DallasArtsRevue 30th Anniversary
Member & Back-room Shows' Blog continues.MEMBERS: If you have not yet, please read the How to Join Page — the whole long, complicated page, which new and potential members should read, so they will understand what all is involved in being a member of DallasArtsRevue, and what I expect from you. All the gritty-nitty details of Stuff you need to know are there. I get so many questions that are directly answered there, I know most of you have yet not bothered to read it, and there's stuff on that page you already needed to know.
Photoshop NOTE:the correct way to allign the command/control
Levels triangles in PhotoshopNOTE: After I've seen your work in Photoshop, I can tell that you (and most other artists) do not understand the allignment of the adjustable triangles in Adobe's Levels graph (above).
Like most rules it's not hard and fast. You gotta engage your eyes and brain. See the full explanation on the How to Photograph Art page.
Member News is on the Calendar Page where members' listings are marked by a member notation. Members who send, event and news information to our latest email address on the Contact Us page are linked every chance we get.
Down the Hall at the DallasArtsRevue 30th Anniversary Member
Show,
Peeking into the Back-room Invitational in the far-back right.
Send us info about your exhibitions and sales events and attach an image.
DARts Members who exhibit work and send us info, so we can list it in the calendar and link their names to their member pages, succeed at this game better than those who just let their pages sit there. Active members get more hits on their member pages, too.
The purpose of this game is to get yourselves known as artists and get your art known, too.
When you have a show, let us know all about it, so we can help you promote it. That promotion will drive visitors to your pages. And that increased popularity will help you be more easily Googled.
You have noticed we have a robust Art Calendar, haven't you?
I wonder, because I get so few notices of members' shows and sales. We now have twice as many members, yet only very recently have I been getting more notices. Many members either never show their work in public or expect us to find out about their work in shows by magic.
More DARts Members have been sending me information and a nice big image to help show off their listings in the Calendar this year.
Those member's pages get more hits. Check the very particular information on our Submissions Guidelines on the How to Send Us Stuff page or just absorb the information below this picture, so J R won't go crazier when you send partial info.
The Easy Way to Send Show Info:
Send your information in this precise order, in one paragraph, in the text of an email:
Show title, names of all artists in paragraph form separated by commas [but with "and" before the last one], gallery name, opening times, date, month, year, through closing month date (not year)
Use the following example for your submission:
new Channeling Other Worlds - Valton Tyler at Valley House, opening 6-8:30, Friday, January 22, through February 20
Your submission must include names of all artists in the show.
DO NOT USE ALL CAPS. No abbreviations anywhere.
Include address only if your gallery is new to DallasArtsRevue.
Only use "new" if the show has not yet opened.
Attach up to a 5 x 7-inch JPEG of art that is in your show — with caption in the following order:
artist title year medium size
Use the following example for your image caption:
Glenn Barr Idyll 2009 acrylic on board 42 x 16 inches
Do not include any punctuation or spacebar spaces in image file names.
Send all information in the text of an email to graphicanna@sbcglobal.net
Thanks,
Anna Palmer
Andy Poynor Alpha Omega 1993
oil on canvas 20 x 24 inches
When members are in a show, sale, benefit or other art event and they tell me about it, I flag their calendar listing with a new label that I leave up till past the opening, a member tag, so people will know to click your link to see more of your work on your member page, and an explanation of what to do with that link in this site's instruction green font below the listing.
The more links to your member page on the net, including this page and the calendar, the better and more easily Googled you are. But apparently most of you are so rich and famous from your art that you don't need to.
J R Compton
Editor/Publisher
Whether they're new or have many years of exhibiting experience, artists who get the most out of DallasArtsRevue Memberships are those who show their work and let us know every time they do.
Member pages are a great opportunity to be seen by people who matter — our readers, many of whom are art professionals, curators and exhibition organizers.
DARts Friends and Supporting Members are eligible for member shows. Our first DARts show was 1026 Tranquilla. Everything about it is still linked from the 1026 Tranquilla Index. A very small show was at my home during a White Rock Lake Artists Studio Tour. Then we had a one-night show called Big As Night, Too in October 2006, and a completely unobjective review considers the edgier work there.The current DallasArtsRevue exhibition, called Fierce, is detailed on the Fierce Index from which all the fierce pages can be linked.
Free Photos for Member Pages
If you join DARts as a Supporting Member, my photographs of your work for your DARts Membership web page (only) are free. All you have do is set up an appointment. If you live close, I'll visit you. If you're farther away, you can bring your work here or we'll set something up. It only ever takes a few minutes.
There may be a few more details about the process of me taking photographs of your work that you'll need or want to know, for that check out the Photograph Your Work section of the How to Join DallasArtsRevue page linked just below.
Note: Part of my delight in having Supporting Member is the opportunity to show new work by some of the best and most diverse artists in Dallas. Let me photograph your most recent work to keep your pages up to date.
Read the whole (it tells you everything you'll need to know) How to Support DallasArtsRevue.com page or just the new, easy instructions (in purple) to get your DARts Membership started.
E-mail me if your work on your page hasn't changed in awhile. I often want to show new work by members here and on the cover, and I'm much more inclined to do that if I have new photographs of recent work. I appreciate your financial support, but it's great joy to show off interesting new work on these pages by Dallas artists.
Thanks,
J R Compton
Index of DallasArtsRevue
Supporting MembersThe last day of the month + year cited is the final date of membership. Names in bold = new images in the last couple months.
Mirtha Aertker June 10
Shafaq Ahmad August 10
George Bailey May 10
Donna Davis Ball January 2014
Rita Barnard January 10
Rebecca Boatman January 10
Kathy Boortz January 11
Fannie Brito June 10
J R Compton The Editor
Glenn Comtois June 10
Dean Corbitt June 10
Ray-Mel Cornelius November 10
Jerry Dodd November 10
Peggy Epner March 10
Farmers & Merchants Gallery November 10
Cecelia Feld November 10
Nancy Ferro February 10
Chris Bergquist Fulmer October 10
Heather Gorham June 10
Kathy Robinson Hays October 10
David Hickman January 11
In memory of Mary Iron Eyes ∞
Joan Iverson June 10
Matt Kaplinsky — See Jim Dolan's interview with Matt. May 10
Norman Kary June 10
Igor Khunteyev April 10
Sofia Khunteyev April 10
Sonia King October 10
Chris Lattanzio November 10
Susan Lecky August 10
T J Mabrey June 10
Elaine Merritt July 10
Lorrie McClanahan January 10
JeannE McIntosh August 10
Lucky Nelms March 10
Bob Nunn June 10
Pavlina Panova March 10
Rosemary Pierce-Lackey February 10
Melodee Martin Ramirez May 10
Marty Ray Our first DARts Friend June 10
Richard Ray ???
Esther Ritz June 10
Carroll Swenson-Roberts July 10
Lynn Rushton September 10
Ken Shaddock's G-Rated page or his other pages April 10
Art Shirer ∞ with both loud animations on the the second page
Elisabeth Schalij April 10
Joe Stanco poetry ∞
T. Stone January 10
Jeanne Sturdevant June 10
Cecilia Thurman January 10
Alex Troup October 11
Tiana Wages April 11
Bonnie Wilber February 10
The White Rock Lake Artists Studio Tour September 10
See the Index of People & Places for visits with artists,
including some DallasArtsRevue Supporting Members.Members without pages are not linked. Some members simply want to support this site, and others haven't got around to getting their work photographed. Some put that experience off for years.
Resubscribing members are eligible to have one additional image on their page each time they resubscribe within their old subscription period.
The Site Map lists + links all DARts pages.
Before you post or E-mail anything to Dallas Arts Revue, please read our How to Send Stuff to DARts page. There's stuff there you might need to know.
since June 16, 2005
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