Charlotte Smith
Milky Way IV, 2011
acrylic on canvas
72h x 72w in
CS008
Charlotte Smith
Liquid Sunshine, 2012
acrylic on panel
12h x 12w in
CS011
Charlotte Smith
Liquid Sky, 2012
acrylic on panel
12h x 12w in
CS012
Rusty Scruby
Walking through Clarendon, 2006
archival photographic reconstruction
38h x 26w x 3d in
RS025
Isabelle du Toit
Cerulean Warbler, 2012
oil on canvas
12h x 12w in
IDT008
Adela Andea
White Diamonds, 2012
cold cathode florescent lights, computer case fans, dc adapter
24h x 20w x 19d in
AA019
Adela Andea
Crystal Light, 2011
cold cathode florescent lights, computer case fans, dc adapter
24h x 21w x 15d in
AA015
Adela Andea
Dwarf Star, 2012
cold cathode florescent lights, computer case fans, dc adapter
20h x 15w x 14d in
AA020
Becca Booker
Curved Amber Rectangles #2, 2011
ink, lexan, steel pins
18h x 9w x 4d in
PB013
Becca Booker
Curved Amber Rectangles #3: Small Pieces, 2011
ink, lexan and steel pins
15h x 8w x 4d in
PB014
Ruben Nieto
Motherwell Strikes Back, 2012
oil on canvas
72h x 102w in
RN014
William Cannings
Bridged, 2009
inflated steel and auto paint with gold flake
12.50h x 54w x 70d in
WC007
Cris Worley Fine Arts is pleased to announce our upcoming exhibition ‘Suddenly this Summer’ a group exhibition of gallery artists. The work for this show includes the vibrant, bold, and dramatic, appropriate for the current Texas weather and landscape.
‘Suddenly this Summer’ will feature the work of three painters, comic book deconstructionist Ruben Nieto, abstract artist Charlotte Smith, along with the photorealistic yet minimalist canvases of Isabelle du Toit.
In the realm of 3-D, William Cannings’ inflated steel sculptures, photo-reconstructions by Dallas-based Rusty Scruby, light sculpture by Adela Andea and Paul Booker’s plastic and pin renderings of fluid dynamics will round out the show.
