Tag: ryder richards
Review~ Emmanuel Van der Auwera
Ryder discusses Emmanuel Van der Auwera’s “White Noise”
Review ~ Sterling Ruby
Sterling Ruby Sterling Ruby: SculptureNasher Sculpture Center [link]Dallas published on EUTOPIA: Contemporary Art Review [link] Totems and tombstones, massive monuments preserved under rich, goopy surfaces: it is monstrous modernism made casual plaything. Scrawled epitaphs mar the surface subverting the potentially grand, ethotic universal message into simplistic mantras. This coifed contempt –decades of epic expenditures undercut […]
Review~ Takashi Murakami
Takashi Murakami Published on EUTOPIA: Contemporary Art Reveiw, July 24, 2018 The Octopus Eats Its Own Leg Jun 10, 2018 – Sep 16, 2018 The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth [link] Utilizing the “dumb” vocabulary of pop to socially critique the toxic issues of empty cuteness and diversion, early Murakami’s sardonic hook was unfortunately […]
Interview: Ryder Richards
Meet Ryder Richards Today we’d like to introduce you to Ryder Richards. published by Voyage Dallas, May 30, 2018 [link] Thanks for sharing your story with us Ryder. So, let’s start at the beginning and we can move on from there. I moved to the DFW area in 2009 to run the art galleries at […]
Piotr Chizinski “Forecast” at PRP, Dallas
Piotr Chizinski Forecast April 2-22, 2018 Curated by Ryder Richards Artist Reception: Saturday, April 14th, 2018 Permanent Research Project (PRP) 508 Fabrication St., Dallas Friday-Saturday, 2-6 PM or by appointment CONTACT: ryder@ryderrichards.us With a focus on disaster relief and infrastructural bias, Chizinski’s newest work considers the role of electronic frequencies as an invisible natural resource: an […]
Peripheral Vision No. 8
Peripheral Vision No. 8 Our inaugural print issue, Peripheral Vision No. 8 is a contemporary art journal featuring the work of 20 visionary American artists and 20,000 words of content by leading critics. Each artist was awarded our prestigious Artist Publication Fellowship™, recognizing professional excellence and a significant contribution to the advancement of the visual […]
