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Return to the Nasher, But View It As An Outsider
Elliott Hundley, Pentheus, 2010, Sound board, wood, inkjet print on Kitakata, paper, photographs, pins, plastic, metal, glue, and magnifying glasses, 96 x 192 1/2 x 19 1/2 inches, Courtesy Regen Projects, Los Angeles, and Andrea Rosen Gallery, New York,© Elliott Hundley, Photo by Jason Mandella We are always racing to see the next big thing, ... (more)
Elliott Hundley: The Bacchae Opens Tomorrow at Nasher
Elliott Hundley, swarming over, 2011,Wood, plastic, glass, wire, pins, found lanterns, metal, plaster, cement, string, shell, paper, canvas, marble, and found tapestry,56 x 90 x 36 inches Courtesy Regen Projects, Los Angeles, and Andrea Rosen Gallery, New York A© Elliott Hundley Photo by Joshua White What do goat hooves, vengeful gods, and ... (more)
Nasher Sculpture Center debuts Greek exhibit
The Nasher Sculpture Center is just one art haven that lies tucked behind the buildings that shoot out of the ground and scrape heaven.
The Master List: The Best Things to Do in Dallas This Weekend, January 20-22
No bride likes to get gussied up for her wedding rehearsal and arrive to the chapel only to be shot by an ex-lover and a gang of assassins.
How the Nasher Fails to Help Itself and the Arts District
Allisonette #4 and I strolled into the Nasher the other day to have lunch. To buy lunch, unlike at the DMA, we were told we first have to buy admission to the museum.