Guest blogger Lanie Delay holds a BFA in studio art from SMU and is currently living and working in New York. She recently caught up with former Dallasite/current Brooklyn resident Keri Oldham for a conversation on what she’s working on and the state of the Dallas arts scene:
Lanie Delay:  So, I want to ask about [...]

We explored James Cope’s love life last week in our Q&A for Art&Seek…now we will explore his newest project. The Goss-Michael curator gathered four local notable art visionaries for his latest show, Blueprint. The group exhibit, opening tomorrow at the McKinney Avenue Contemporary, The MAC, will feature works from artists Brian Fridge, Amy Revier, Edward Setina and [...]

Artist Paul Slocum is shutting down And/Or Gallery and headed to New York. Betsy got the scoop a while back.
He’s making a final push to sell the remainder of the gallery’s inventory.
Click here to see what’s up for grabs.
My favorite? If you squint hard enough, you can see that’s Corey Haim.  License to Blink, 2009, Chad [...]

Just received a press release from designers Andrew Bayer and Doug Voisin of House of Dang announcing their move to Oak Cliff. They’re shuttering their retail shop on Bryan Street to focus exclusively on their 4-year old label.
“We’re excited about the next step in growing our business and continuing to design House of Dang,” says Bayer. “The [...]

PAUL SLOCUM IN DENVER: Last week, we talked with Dallas video artist Paul Slocum about his decision to close And/Or Gallery and focus more on his work. To that end, he’s got a pretty big exhibition about to open at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver. Building on his love of kitsch TV, You’re Not [...]

If you happen to be checking out artist Chad Hopper’s mixed media collages at Paul Slocum’s And/Or Gallery on Saturday night, you’ll probably be wondering why the heck Journey, Styx and Color Me Badd tunes are thumping next door.
Neighbor and indie hot spot House of Dang is hosting Prom 2009 and encouraging partygoers to style [...]

A hometown genius is leaving town, kids. The And/Or Gallery’s Paul Slocum is moving to New York City. Slocum makes unpredictable and hilarious videos from old video games and cheesy TV sitcoms. His name is known nationally as part of the vanguard of new media art.
We all feel just like that little kid at [...]