D Berman Gallery
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Shadow or No Shadow, It’s First Saturday
February may be a month of uncertainty, but you can be sure that the first Saturday will find art galleries across Austin offering tours and special events
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End of an Arts Era
A prosperous period in Austin’s cultural history came to a painful close in 2003
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Piece of Work
In her painting Katherine, Katy O’Connor portrays the subject’s relationship to her purse such a way as to suggest multiple possibilities, questions left unanswered, which makes the work unusually intriguing.
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A Piece of Work
There’s nothing conventionally beautiful about Virginia Fleck’s Indented Round Sod, a large, dun-colored disc of dried earth cemented together with mortar, and yet it exudes a strong, serene presence in its shape and balance of the natural and the manmade.
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Piece of Work
In his large charcoal drawing Rock n’ Roll, Drugs and Sex, artist Randy Twaddle reverses a familiar phrase and places it on a curling banner floating through a dark and grimy background, making it an example of verbal recycling in an otherwise wasted landscape.
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Piece of Work
A row of shining tines, wrought like the iron spire fences hemming in 18th-century churches, but burnished to blinding brilliance in ultra-modern stainless steel, stand at attention on the wall of D Berman Gallery, and the clash of the familiar and the novel is disarming.
