Mixed Media: The 2015 Dallas Arts Fair

S.B. Long Interiors

This past weekend was the annual Dallas Arts Fair. This year, I thought I’d highlight some of the artists that caught my eye. One of the great things about the Dallas Arts Fair is that it allows me to reconnect with galleries and artists that I worked with back in New York.

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I was especially excited to see new pieces by Andrew Holmquist from the Carrie Secrist Gallery. He is an artist that I discovered last year at the Fair. I fell in love with one of his bold striped paintings which now hangs in my entry. In his latest work, Andrew uses a variety of mediums including colored film, colored pencil, offset press and oil stick.
Andrew Holmquist, Dandy, 2014
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Andrew Holmquist, ConXion, 2014
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Another artist I saw using interesting materials was Marco Maggi (Josee Bienvenu Gallery) . His piece, “Drawing Machine” uses pencil, bowstrings and hooks to create an interesting sculptural composition. Much of Marco’s work follows this same method where the complexity is revealed as the viewer gets closer to the piece.
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Finally, I was especially intrigued by the work of Alexandra Gorczynski (Zhulong Gallery). In her work, she utilizes embedded video screens with unique, dynamic videos.

Mobile-Style Lighting

Gorgeous Gold & Brass Chandeliers

Orb-Shaped Lighting Fixtures

Luxe Candles & Candle Holders

Rust & Orange-Hued Rugs

Chic Rugs with Abstract Designs

Black & White Rugs

Doorknobs & Entry Sets

Pulls & Knobs with Unique Inlays

Hardware in Gold Hues

High-Texture Wallcoverings

Standout Geometric Wallcoverings

Wallcoverings in Metallic Gold

36 Lush Velvet Fabrics

Embroidered Fabrics

Performance Fabrics

Christopher Peacock

Beautiful Luxury Bathtubs

Amy Morris

House of Funk

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Mixed Media: The 2015 Dallas Arts Fair

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