AJC: Review: Exquisite paintings as visually seductive as they are technically complex
British painter Stephen Thorpe’s solo show at Wolfgang Gallery is a feast for the eyes and a delightful head trip.
ArtsATL: Review: Stephen Thorpe’s pristine dreams at Wolfgang Gallery
On exhibit at Wolfgang Gallery through May 18, Stephen Thorpe’s Who Looks Outside, Dreams; Who Looks Inside, Awakes is a paradoxical new body of work continuing Thorpe’s prior vision in a regionally distinct register that reflects the years the New York-based British artist spent teaching in Georgia.
Garden and Gun: The Welcoming Committee: Benjamin Deaton and Anna Scott K. Masten
A pair of young gallerists brings the global art scene to the heart of Atlanta
The Dallas Art Fair Arrives with Must-See Galleries and Artsy Events
Over the course of four days beholders, collectors, and connoisseurs can immerse themselves in works of art crafted by artists from various parts of the world. The Dallas Art Fair returns to the Fashion Industry Gallery in Dallas April 4–7. This year marks the 16th anniversary of the Dallas Art Fair, and director Kelly Cornell is excited to inspire visitors.
Scenes from Queering the Fair tour at Dallas Art Fair
The Dallas Art Fair was held this weekend with galleries from all over coming to the Fashion Industry Gallery in downtown. The fair was open to the public Friday-Sunday. On Saturday morning, the Pride Museum of Texas Director, Michael Dewberry hosted a tour of the fair titled Queering the Fair: Celebrating the Artistic Achievements of LGBTQIA+ Artists.
The Dallas Art Fair Returns With Powerhouse Galleries From Around the World
Don't Miss the Fair That Made Dallas the Preeminent Texas City for Art Collecting
Hyperallergic: Eavesdropping at the Dallas Art Fair
It’s said you can’t rush a Dallas collector through a sale, and it’s the Southern style to wait for a preview to end before closing.
ArtsATL: What to see, do and hear: Core Dance, Wolfgang Gallery, Actor’s Express, ASO, more
Open now and running through May 18, Wolfgang Gallery presents Stephen Thorpe’s Who Looks Outside, Dreams; Who Looks Inside, Awakes. Thorpe’s variously sized works nod to color-field painting while incorporating images evoking native birds of Georgia, waterfalls, German romanticism, Japanese woodblock prints and woven rugs. Free.
WABE: Atlanta's Wolfgang Gallery displays London artist Stephen Thorpe
Thorpe joins Lois Reitzes on “City Lights” along with Benjamin Deaton to discuss the new opening and how Wolfgang Gallery came to be.
Aspire: For The First Time, Artist Stephen Thorpe Brings His Metaphysical Works To Atlanta
This month, Wolfgang Gallery presents artist Stephen Thorpe’s first solo exhibition in Atlanta, “Who Looks Outside, Dreams; Who Looks Inside, Awakes.” Open March 22 through May 18, 2024, the series features a new body of work that offers a survey-like introduction to the artist’s practice, informed by his ongoing interest in architecture, nature and cultural archetypes.
Artsy: 5 Emerging Art Capitals to Watch in 2024
With the art world calendar returning to pre-pandemic levels of frenzy, new cities are emerging as bonafide destinations for art lovers and professionals alike. From museum openings to thriving gallery scenes, new art fairs and bustling collector ecosystems, we list five cities off the art world’s well-beaten track that promise exciting creative encounters.
Atlanta Magazine: Best of Atlanta
Wolfgang Gallery featured in Atlanta Magazine’s “Best of ATL” edition
Haitian artist uses fashion to probe power structures in ‘Rewriting History’ at Gardner Museum
A dress is the centerpiece of Haitian American visual artist Fabiola Jean-Louis’ exhibition “Rewriting History” at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, though the term hardly seems sufficient to describe this artwork. The electric blue gown is a careful balance of elegant ruffles and pleats, featuring the wide hip structure and low neck popular in the 17th and 18th centuries. But unlike those silk constructions, this sartorial masterpiece is made entirely out of paper.
Elephant: Atlanta Art Week Roundup
Atlanta Art Week creates space for art enthusiasts to enjoy a week-long celebration featuring established galleries, institutions, artist collectives, and cultural partners. Art advisor Kendra Walker designed the initiative to foster cohesivity through interaction by leading locals and newcomers from one distinct community to the next. In its second edition, over 40 partners participated in the Atlanta Art Week programming, making it a resounding success. Here are the top 10 must-see exhibitions on view.
Galerie Magazine: 5 Fascinating Art Exhibitions to See in Atlanta This Fall
Slew of shows, tours and panels mark the return of Atlanta Art Week
The Art Newspaper: Atlanta’s art scene grapples with changes from within and elsewhere
Slew of shows, tours and panels mark the return of Atlanta Art Week
Slew of shows, tours and panels mark the return of Atlanta Art Week
Slew of shows, tours and panels mark the return of Atlanta Art Week
Artnet: Wet Paint in the Wild: Artist Jay Miriam-White Hits the Road for a Cross-Country Trip to Her Solo Show at Atlanta’s Wolfgang Gallery
The artist takes us through a week in her life.