GOLDMARK CULTURAL CENTER

“Toothopia“, with Jiatong Yao

Sep 16 thru Sep 29

About the Exhibition

“Toothopia” is an innovative series of art practices emerging from a deeply personal exploration of artist life experiences, with teeth serving as both a physical and symbolic anchor.

“Toothopia” encompasses CGI metaverse experiences and AI-enhanced videos, installation. This experimental artistic project delves into the identity, growth, and the complexities of life that are the essence of our existence.

About the Artist

Jiatong Yao’s art practice is about the intersection of art and technology, exploring mediums including XR, 3D, AI and interactive computing. In a realm where technology meets creativity, Jiatong Yao crafts experiences that weave together the essence of humanity with the digital age. Her art forms a dialogue between the modern self and technological evolution. With her background in computer science and technical artistry and programming, her work focuses on technological expressions of creativity. Witnessing how information technology changes society and lifestyles, she wants to emphasize a discussion of these changes and understand the essence of humanity in this digital age.

Ruth Andres Gallery
13999 Goldmark Drive

Where Dreams Meet Reality
paintings by Jeff Hukill and ceramic works by Sigrun Hukill.

july 08 – sept20

John H. Milde Gallery

The Goldmark Cultural Center’s John H. Milde Gallery is proud to present Where Dreams Meet Reality, a joint exhibition featuring paintings by Jeff Hukill and ceramic works by Sigrun Hukill.

Jeff Hukill’s paintings are visual insights of universal spiritual principles, thoughts, ideas and concepts, originating from dreams, impressions, and imaginings, combined with Sigrun Hukill’s ceramics, a medium of the earth coming together “Where Dreams Meet Reality.”

Gaps and Spaces

Aug 19 thru Sep 20

Norman Brown Gallery

The Goldmark Cultural Center’s Norman Brown Gallery is proud to present “Gaps and Spaces”, a solo exhibition featuring paintings by MCat Davis.

The exhibition is on display in the Goldmark Cultural Center’s Norman Brown Gallery from 19 August 2024 to 20 September 2024 with an opening reception on Saturday, 14 September 2024 from 2 pm – 4 pm.

Davis will be present at the reception to respond to questions and comments about the exhibition.

About the Exhibition

By forming a visual vocabulary for forces that have an Intangible form, I build and create imagined bodies and places that straddle my experience and imagination. I am drawn to the infinite possibilities in emptiness, in-between, and the fleeting. With a long background in dance and choreography, my art practice is activated by physicality and steady motion. I dissect personal interactions and observations into simple forms and colors that I associate with my experiences while leaving room for transformation. I relate to postmodern abstractionists and transcendentalist painters; Their consciousness of their surroundings and conceptualizations around energy flow and human perception greatly influence my process and development of work. This show explores possibilities born from the gaps and spaces in the every day, turning nothingness into creatures, timelines, and worlds.

About the Artist

Mcat Davis is an interdisciplinary artist and an educator in the College of Visual Arts and Design at the University of North Texas. Originally from Dallas, Davis earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Mississippi in 2018, where she focused her studies on drawing and painting. Upon returning to DFW, she began showing work locally through spaces such as Craighead Green Gallery and the Bathhouse Cultural Center. She briefly occupied a studio in the Goldmark Cultural Center and also worked with organizations like the Texas Visual Arts Association to curate group shows and coordinate events. Davis moved north to Denton to attend Graduate School where she earned her Master of Fine Arts from the University of North Texas. Since relocating to Denton, Davis has continued to show her work, Teach classes through UNT, and enjoys curating group shows around the metroplex.

Goldmark Cultural Center
13999 Goldmark Drive
Dallas, Texas 75240
214.384.0021

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