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THIS MONTH’S

MUST-SEE EXHIBITS

1. Enjoy native Texan artists DAVID ADICKES and JUSTIN GARCIA this month at DOS AMIGOS NUEVAMENTE – An Exhibition
of Art Built through Friendship – November 14. Adickes is known for his 72-foot-high statue of Sam Houston in
Huntsville and his most recent work, the 35-foot Charlie Chaplin, while Garcia holds the title of being one of
“Houston’s Top 10 Painters” as well as one of “Houston’s Top 100 Creatives.” Featuring the
newest and never before seen works of both Adickes and Garcia, this exhibit will take
place Saturday, November 14, 5 – 9pm at David Adickes’ new studio located at 2401
Nance St.

www.eventbrite.com/e/dos-amigos-tickets-18583652204 -DOS AMIGOS

2. ÁRPÁD FORGÓ “LOOKING ROUND A DIFFERENT CORNER”
Artist ÁRPÁD FORGÓ will exhibit his artwork titled “Looking Round a Different Corner” this
November at the Anya Tish Gallery. All of his pieces displayed give off what the artist calls
“illusory drift” which goes well with the Avant Garde-themed movement. Forgó constructs
subtly kinetic paintings and shaped canvases that embody the concepts of cardinality, unity,
division and plasticity.

www.anyatishgallery.com

3. “FINDING OUR WAY,” made visible with a camera #findingourwayhouston
Currently on view, “Finding Our Way” is a photographic installation designed by
MARY MARGARET HANSEN and PATSY CRAVENS, using images from a trove of
nude photographs the two photographers took of one another in the early 1980s.
Be inspired by beautiful photographs that convey confinement, flight, freedom and
moving on.

www.findingourwayhouston.blogspot.com

4. Katy Contemporary Arts Museum presents “DECONSTRUCTION BEAUTY”:
an exhibition exploring the fall and rise of material and imagination with work
by Ken Mazzu and Felipe Lopez
Running through November, Katy Contemporary Arts Museum is joining KEN
MAZZU and FELIPE LOPEZ together to exhibit their phenomenal work representing
how scrap metal can be turned into a beautiful masterpiece. Ken Mazzu works in
a variety of media including oil on canvas, watercolor and ink wash. New York
native and artist Felipe Lopez is a self-taught multidimensional visual artist, and
also an avid supporter of the artist community in Texas.
www.katycam.com

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