PAST, CURRENT, AND UPCOMING EVENTS
Once a Day Swallow a Small Sun at Third Space DFW, Fort Worth, TX
Online Viewing Room opens Dec. 10, 2020
Third Space DFW Website
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Once a Day Swallow a Small Sun focuses on reflections of the queer experience through health and well-being. The definition of what queer health means is broad to include multiple perspectives and allow artists to freely interpret this concept. There needs to be creative attention to this aspect of the queer experience because health is often a taboo topic to discuss both within and outside of the LGBTQIA+ community.
Members Show 2020 at 500X Gallery, Dallas TX
Nov. 7 - Nov. 29, 2020
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500X is proud to present the 2020 Members Show! This exhibition features new works by our eight current members: Scott Bell, Ross Faircloth, Emmar Grant, Kay Seedig, Kasey Short, Justin Strickland, Narong Tintamusik, and Ashley Whitt. The works vary from painting, sculpture, installation, video, and photography. The exhibition runs from November 7-29, 2020 at 500X Gallery. 500X is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 12-5 pm, by appointment only - click here to make an appointment.
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2020 Art Walk West presented by the West Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Oct. 24, 2020 11:00 am - 6:00 pm
Click for AWW Participating Venues, Mural Locations, and Maps
Installed at 500X Gallery in Dallas, TX
Installed at 500X Gallery in Dallas, TX
Print As Object 2020 selection & Merit Award
Oct. 21 - Dec. 3, 2020
Photography by Evan Beasley
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On view at the Nona Jean Hulsey Gallery at Oklahoma City University Print as Object is a group exhibition of artwork that stretches the boundaries of traditional printmaking mediums. The exhibition aims to highlight artists using printmaking as a starting point and pushing beyond the standard editioned print on paper to create sculptures, books, and installations. Below is a statement from the Print as Object guest juror, Shelley Thorstensen, artist, curator, and founder of Printmakers Open Forum: Congratulations to the organizers of Print as Object. The amount of hard work, persistence and resilience to pull off an exhibit like this now cannot go without recognition. It’s a feat and a triumph. As the juror for this show, I waited with much anticipation. The new and novel Covid-19 swirled around us all and even still, they found a way. It is not surprising – artists are like that; printmakers are especially like that. We are imbued with two loves among many: Persistence and Community. Simply put, printmakers do not give up easily and they stick together. Print as Object is a show filled with the incongruence of our current lives. It causes a double take – Print. As Object – not installation, but object. Not a window to a world on the wall, but object. It is not lost on one of us that these objects will not, for the most part function in our once normal three-dimensional world. Instead, most of us will experience this show in a venue far from it - on a screen. But within those confines shines a beautiful exhibition, pushing the boundaries of print, working the edges of sustainable practice. It is a proud and humbling moment. |
Drawing From the Collection For Children: Howard Hodgkin
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth YouTube Channel
Oct. 4, 2020
Artist Kay Seedig takes a closer look at Howard Hodgkin and creates a layered painting with nontraditional painting tools and collage.
INTERCHANGING LINES, CONSTRUCTING HOME -- virtual exhibition & Interview
JULY 1 – AUGUST 31, 2020
VOYAGE DALLAS Interview - Meet Kay Seedig
Jun. 1, 2020
Solo exhibition in the pitt at 500X Gallery
Jan. 11 - Feb. 2, 2020
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2019-2020 Members Show, 500X Gallery, Dallas, TX
Aug. 17 - Sept. 8, 2019
Solo installation at 500x gallery, Dallas, TX
Apr. 13 - May 5, 2019
Solo Exhibition at Individual Artists of Oklahoma, OKC
Aug. 24 - Sept. 14, 2018
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Small Works juried group exhibition at Harper College in Palatine, IL
Aug. 27 - Sept. 27, 2018
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Click image to view SALON 2017
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PERIPHERAL VISION ARTS JURIED VIRTUAL GROUP EXHIBITION SALON 2017
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Click image to view artist profile
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Assemblage featuring work by Kayla Seedig and David Villegas through June 2018
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Poster courtesy of Betsy Belcher, Art Gallery Specialist, Cedar Valley College
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Classifying the In-Between Solo Exhibition at Petshop Gallery in Omaha, NE
July 7 - Aug. 19, 2017
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A show of works on paper that combine photography, printmaking, drawing, and the laser cutter to create haptic surfaces that elevate the physicality of the body. The artist investigates the visual and social construction surrounding the gendered body through questions of classification and assigned value judgements. Reception: Friday, July 7, 2017, 7:00 - 10:00 pm Petshop Gallery, Omaha, NE |
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Umbrella Gallery Chats with Kayla Seedig (dallas, tx)
*Video interview conducted and video edited by Liz Trosper at Umbrella Gallery.
Not Only, But Also: Navigating The In-Between at umbrella gallery - Dallas, TX
Apr. 22 - May 27, 2017
Left to Right: Kayla Seedig, David Villegas
Not Only, But Also: Navigating the In-Between presents prints and 3D artworks by University of North Texas MFA candidates Kayla Seedig and David Villegas. Both artists explore the subject matter of identity – Villegas explores Hispanic identity through body sacrifice resulting from labor and paradoxical media portrayals while Seedig explores the social and visual construction of the gendered body through classification, categorization and labeling. Both artists expand printmaking to include digital photography, video and traditional printmaking methods. Join us for an exploration of identity, rich in textures and lavish in formal elegance, from two unique perspectives.
Join us for a reception with the artists on Saturday, Apr. 22 from 6-9 pm.
*Image and description courtesy of Liz Trosper at Umbrella Gallery
Join us for a reception with the artists on Saturday, Apr. 22 from 6-9 pm.
*Image and description courtesy of Liz Trosper at Umbrella Gallery
SCRATCHING THE SURFACE at 500x gallery in Dallas, TX
Mar. 18 - Apr. 2, 2017
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To scratch a surface is to investigate what exists beneath something initially found. In this case, each artist is exploring their ideas by manipulating, refining, scratching, adhering, smoothing, or impressing upon their chosen substrate. Scratching the surface juxtaposes work created by ten artists from diverse backgrounds working in a wide array of media, including ceramics, metals, fibers, printmaking, painting, and drawing.
Participating artists: Jessie Barnes | Horacio Casillas | Joanne Cervantes | Jeremy Chavez| Keela Dooley | Mary Jarvis | Michelle Salazar | Kayla Seedig | David Villegas | Jim Wilson |
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Fluid: The Changing Face of Gender Identity at the Parks Exhibition Center in Idyllwild,
CA
Feb. 10 - 25, 2017
Poster courtesy of the Parks Exhibition Center & Joann Tomsche
Art Now: Printmaking at 117 Gallery Ann Arbor Art Center in Ann Arbor, MI
Feb. 3 - Mar. 4, 2017
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"Chunk," Laser cut stencil, monotype, screen print, 2017
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Visiting artist workshop at the university of north carolina at Pembroke
Sept. 26 - 30, 2016
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Workshop Description: During this workshop, photosensitive polymer plates will be utilized to combine digital photography and the traditional printmaking process of intaglio. The printed plates yield velvety, tonal images that are unique to this process. Participants will learn how to expose, process, wipe, and print KM73 Intaglio plates through demonstrations and assisting with printing two separate images paired with monotype techniques. The workshop will have a focus on utilizing these techniques to bridge the gap between photographic and print media.
About the artist: Kayla Seedig explores the construction of identity through fractured, veiled, opposing, and psychosomatic imagery to convey the push and pull of the ever-fleeting certainty that comes with knowing oneself. This conflicting yet potentially empowering relationship between the body and mind is instantaneously captured with a camera, composed digitally, and translated into rich, haptic photo intaglio prints. She received a BA from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke in 2014 and is currently a candidate at the University of North Texas preparing for her MFA thesis exhibition in May 2017. *Images and poster design courtesy of Brandon Sanderson |
