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DESCRIPTION:Please join us for the opening of \n\nBRETTELL: An Artists' Hom
 age to the Dynamic Influence of Rick Brettell\n\nLive and virtual exhibiti
 on at SP/N Gallery at UTDallas\nCurated by Greg Metz\n\nShow dates: 9/10/2
 1 – 10/9/21 \n\nView the exhibition online in 3D on Matterport!\n\n \n\n
 Art Exhibition Opening:\n\nSunday\, September 12th\, 2021\n2:00 pm – 6:0
 0 pm \nUTDallas SP/N Gallery\n3020 Stewart Dr\, Richardson\, TX 75080\ngoo
 gle map link\n\nFree\; open to the public\; complimentary masks will be pr
 ovided\n\n \n\nThis exhibition serves the dual purpose of bearing witness 
 to Dr. Richard Brettell’s personal art acquisitions as well as giving re
 cognition to his lifelong pursuit of providing opportunities supporting th
 e role of ‘the artist’ which he found essential to interpreting—if n
 ot defining—the evolving culture of a society. This recognition is demon
 strated by an eclectic sampling of art works by some of the many artists w
 ho found their way into his personal sphere of influence and support\, mos
 t often in a mutually shared friendship. \n\n \n\nFEATURED ARTISTS\n\nChad
  Airhart\, Frances Bagley\, Phyllida Barlow\, Peter Barrickman\, Carolyn B
 rown\, Nan Coulter\, Fred Curchak\, Annabel Daou\, Gabriel Dawe\, Luca del
  Baldo\, Martin Gerwers\, Ginger Geyer\, Ken Hale\, John Hernandez\, Tracy
  Hicks\, Brandon Kennedy\, Jean Lacy\, Stephen Lapthisophon\, Jim Magee\, 
 Quin Mathews\, Vicki Meek\, Greg Metz\, Pamela Nelson\, Ruben Nieto\, Tom 
 Orr\, John Pomara\, Susie Rosmarin\, Ronald Rozencohn\, Ludwig Schwarz\, M
 arjorie Schwarz\, Reynaldo Thompson\, Terri Thornton\, Michael Tracy\, Joh
 n Wilcox\, Zeke Williams \n\n \n\nCATALOGUE ESSAY CONTRIBUTORS \n\nCarolin
 e Brettell\, Phillip Collins\, Victoria Corcoran\, Corky (Gary) Cunningham
 \, Gabriel Dawe\, Amy Hofland\, Dennis Kratz\, Pierrette Lacour\, Stephen 
 Lapthisophon\, Benjamin Lima\, Roger Malina\, Vicki Meek\, Greg Metz\, Ann
 egreth Nill\, Bonnie Pitman\, Karen Wiener\, David Wilcox\n\n \n\nABOUT TH
 E SHOW\n\n‘Rick’ as most all his acquaintances knew him\, has left a c
 onsiderable legacy in his wake. His brilliance and generosity affected man
 y: not only institutional academics\, patrons and cultural aficionados and
  their habitats\, but also the artists whom he so revered with the appreci
 ative and imperative understanding that ‘they’ were the vital ingredie
 nts that gave passion and resonance to his cultural mission\, especially i
 n Dallas.  \n\n \n\nThis exhibition serves a dual purpose of bearing witne
 ss to Dr. Richard Brettell’s personal acquisition of artists and works t
 hat defined part of his complex rich persona and intellect\, and of presen
 ting representative works by a few of the many artists he formed close rel
 ationships with\, whose work he admired along with their company and contr
 ibutions to the cultural surroundings both locally and beyond.  \n\n \n\nP
 resented as one part is a diverse assemblage of his private collection of 
 objects that represent his connections to his early acquisitions and ongoi
 ng travels\, related gifts\, artist personalities and circumstances with w
 hich he found inspirational connections. His range and taste were wide\, p
 erhaps unexpected\, and certainly eclectic as those who knew him might exp
 ect\, but surprisingly sparse in actual inventory that might more truly re
 flect the breadth of his curiosity\, knowledge\, and interest.  \n\n \n\nT
 he second part of this exhibition seeks to be a fair representation\, thou
 gh certainly only a small portion\, of his extensive reach\, involvement\,
  and influence on artists. The limited sampling demonstrates his ability t
 o entertain a wide range of artists and their works\, acknowledging his im
 perative impact on creating opportunity and inclusivity of local/regional 
 artists by helping create venues of opportunity: first with the Dallas Mus
 eum of Art and then The MAC (McKinney Ave Contemporary) followed by Souths
 ide on Lamar and CentralTrak Residencies through UTDallas\, The Athenaeum\
 , the Wilcox Space initiative and finally his effort to establish a Museum
  of Texas Art (MOTA). The artists selected the works they wish to represen
 t themselves with Dr. Brettell in mind. Their statements collected are ref
 lective of thoughts relative to his influence and the opportunities he bro
 ught forward to both the collective and personal life he infused into the 
 DFW art scene and beyond.\n\nThe exhibition opens Friday\, September 10\, 
 2021 and runs through October 9\, 2021. An opening will be held Sunday\, S
 eptember 12\,  2021\, 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm CT. The exhibition will also be 
 accessible virtually via link at later date.\n\nUTDallas’ SP/N Gallery\n
 3020 Stewart Dr\, Richardson\, TX 75080\n972-883-2970\n\nQuestions: Pierre
 tte Lacour\, pierret@utdallas.edu
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LOCATION:UTDallas SP/N Gallery\, UTDallas SP/N Gallery
SUMMARY:Exhibition opening: BRETTELL An Artist’s Homage to the Dynamic 
 Influence of Rick Brettell
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 geto_the_dynamic_influence_of_rick_brettell
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