Bath House Cultural Center Presents "Couples: Half and Half," an exhibit celebrating the individual talents of artists living together as a couple - March 8-April 19, 2014

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The Bath House Cultural Center presents

Couples: Half and Half

An exhibition celebrating the individual talents

of artists living together as a couple  

 

March 8-April 19, 2014

 

Opening Reception with the Artist: Saturday, March 8, 2014 (7-9 PM)


DALLAS - The Bath House Cultural Center presents Couples: Half and Half, an exhibition that showcases the artwork of local artist couples. The show runs from March 8 to April 19, 2014. A gallery reception with the artists will take place on Saturday, March 8, 2014, from 7 to 9 PM. Both the exhibition and the reception are free and open to the public.

 

The Couples: Half and Half exhibition highlights the artistic accomplishments of sixteen couples from the DFW region who have achieved significant recognition in the visual arts scene of North Texas. Although some of these artists have collaborated with each other as a couple in a number of projects, each of them has gained acclaim and recognition for her or his individual artistic endeavors. The exhibition at the Bath House Cultural Center showcases pieces of art that explore the unique and personal style of the participating artists who are interested not only in projecting their own individuality and vision onto the world of art, but also in celebrating the dynamic synergy and mutual inspiration that results from living together with another creative individual.

 

The show includes artwork by Frances Bagley, Jim Bowman, Mary Lynn Bowman, Jim Cinquemani, Allan Cobb, Sue Cobb, Annie Davis, George Davis, Lisa Ehrich, Barbara Frey, Harry Geffert, Kimberly Harry, David Duncan, Linnea Glatt, Terry Hays, Letitia Huckaby, Sedrick Huckaby, Susan Lecky, Rick Maxwell, Sharon O’Callaghan Shero, Tom Orr, Bob Quaglia, Linda Ridgway, Marty Ray, Richard Ray, Kathy Robinson-Hays, Thom Seawell, Heidi Strunck, Juergen Strunck, Michael Tichansky, Wilbert Verhelst, and Judith Williams,

  

Please visit www.bathhousecultural.com for more information.  

 

Press Photographs: To download print-resolution (300 dpi) JPEG press photographs of this exhibition, please visit the online Press Room at http://enriquefernandezcervantes.com/bhccpress/ 

 

Publication of photographs must contain the credit line provided on the webpage. Photographs may only be used for promotional, educational, or non-commercial purposes.

 

The Bath House Cultural Center is a division of the City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs. The center is dedicated to fostering the growth, development and quality of multi-cultural arts within the City of Dallas. The center emphasizes innovating visual and performing arts as well as other multi-discipline events throughout the year. Funding for the Bath House Cultural Center is provided by the City of Dallas, with additional support from the Texas Commission on the Arts.

 

 

Location and hours: The Bath House Cultural Center is located on the eastern shore of White Rock Lake at the end of Northcliff Dr. off of Buckner Blvd. at 521 E. Lawther, Dallas, TX 75218. Hours of operation are Tuesday-Saturday, 12:00 noon to 6:00 PM. The center is open until 10:00 PM on nights with theatre performances. For general information about cultural programs at the Bath House Cultural Center, please call (214) 670-8749 or visit the center’s website at http://www.bathhousecultural.com/

 

 


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