Art Crime Scene (2010)
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DALLAS – Art Crime Scene Incident #: 0286217-X, an interactive experience created by vandals and presented by a group of mixed media artists, filmmakers and criminal specialists will be on exhibit Saturday, November 20, 2010 from 12pm-6pm at CorinthPark located at 1837 Corinth Street, Dallas, TX 75215. Admission to the show is free and the art is open to the public for viewing for one day onlyin conjunction with the eighth annual Cedars Open Studios Tour.
Based on evidence and the actual police report, this gallery presentation combines video imagery to interpret the path of destruction along with the subsequent ‘art’ created as a result of catastrophic damage to the venue. The social and capitalistic graffiti, left by the perpetrators across the now defaced murals within the artist's compound, ultimately serves as commentary to heighten awareness of attempts to destroy initiatives on behalf of emerging artists. And the price one is willing to pay to support them.
Sarah Jane Semrad, La Reunion TX co-founder and CorinthPark project advisorremarked “I was particularly interested in the recent vandalizing events at the space. The conversation between the graffiti and the graffiti-ing of the graffiti is particularly fascinating. Conspirators lurch in every direction - from the graffiti artists to the cops who fingerprinted the place to the intruder him (or her) self. Inherent questions about value and art and vandalism in all its forms abound. I certainly do not condone the vandal's actions and the destruction of property or art, but I appreciate the questions this series of events has caused us all to ask.”
The goal of CorinthPark is to give local Dallas artists an alternative art venue to use for freedom of expression without the boundaries of a formal gallery setting.
The show will be presented by co-curators and producers Elias Taylorson and Herschel Alan Weisfeld and CorinthPark Advisors Sarah Jane Semrad, Nicole Cullum Horn and Scott Horn.
For more information visit or additional private tours visit www.corinthpark.org and www.cedarsopenstudio.com
Press - NBCDFW
Press - WFAA
Press - Front Row
DALLAS – Art Crime Scene Incident #: 0286217-X, an interactive experience created by vandals and presented by a group of mixed media artists, filmmakers and criminal specialists will be on exhibit Saturday, November 20, 2010 from 12pm-6pm at CorinthPark located at 1837 Corinth Street, Dallas, TX 75215. Admission to the show is free and the art is open to the public for viewing for one day onlyin conjunction with the eighth annual Cedars Open Studios Tour.
Based on evidence and the actual police report, this gallery presentation combines video imagery to interpret the path of destruction along with the subsequent ‘art’ created as a result of catastrophic damage to the venue. The social and capitalistic graffiti, left by the perpetrators across the now defaced murals within the artist's compound, ultimately serves as commentary to heighten awareness of attempts to destroy initiatives on behalf of emerging artists. And the price one is willing to pay to support them.
Sarah Jane Semrad, La Reunion TX co-founder and CorinthPark project advisorremarked “I was particularly interested in the recent vandalizing events at the space. The conversation between the graffiti and the graffiti-ing of the graffiti is particularly fascinating. Conspirators lurch in every direction - from the graffiti artists to the cops who fingerprinted the place to the intruder him (or her) self. Inherent questions about value and art and vandalism in all its forms abound. I certainly do not condone the vandal's actions and the destruction of property or art, but I appreciate the questions this series of events has caused us all to ask.”
The goal of CorinthPark is to give local Dallas artists an alternative art venue to use for freedom of expression without the boundaries of a formal gallery setting.
The show will be presented by co-curators and producers Elias Taylorson and Herschel Alan Weisfeld and CorinthPark Advisors Sarah Jane Semrad, Nicole Cullum Horn and Scott Horn.
For more information visit or additional private tours visit www.corinthpark.org and www.cedarsopenstudio.com
FUNCTION (2009)
FUNCTION is Dallas artists Cathey Miller, Diane Sikes, Jonathan Brooks, Nicole Arendt, Oliver Bradley, Stephen Hartzler, Tony Bones, and VET exhibiting new work in a group show curated by Nicole Cullum Horn and Scott Horn, and produced by Herschel Alan Weisfeld. Music by Ishi and DJ Sober.
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Pegasus News
Art and Seek
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Pegasus News
Art and Seek
BASE (2008)
BASE is the second in the Corinth Park artist installation series with works from Luke Harden, Kate Nelson, Sarah Jane Semrad, Nicole Horn, Scott Horn, Ron Radwanski, Brent Kollock, Andrew Bayer, Doug Voison, and Zachary Broadhurst. Music by Florene. Curated by Sarah Jane Semrad and produced by Herschel Weisfeld.
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KERA Art and Seek
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KERA Art and Seek
De-installation of High Five exhibit from BASE, 11/2008:
PRIMER (2006)
PRIMER was an art installation show at the Corinth Park warehouse in 2006. Artists included Kate Nelson, Ron Radwanski, Tim Stokes, John Holt and Nevada Hill. Music by Zanzibar Snails and DJ Sober. Curated by Sarah Jane Semrad and produced by Herschel Weisfeld. The goal of the Corinth Park installation series is to give local Dallas artists an alternative art venue to use for freedom of expression without the boundaries of a formal gallery setting.
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