FEEDBACK [feed-bak] – noun: a reaction or response to a particular process or activity.
Anyone who has explored the creative process understands the value of feedback. Exposing our “works in progress” to the critique of our peers certainly takes courage, but feedback can also take our creative endeavors from average to excellent. Art House Dallas wants to provide an encouraging environment within a small group setting to explore your strengths and potential areas of growth as an artist. The evening includes a featured visual artist, facilitators who have exhibited a track record of success in their art form, and intentional groups that are limited to 6 artists.
Details
Date: Monday, February 26
Time: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm CST
Location: Online via Zoom / RSVP Required
REQUIRED: Registering for this event assumes your commitment to review images of the work ahead of time. They will be emailed to you before Feedback. Once registered, please send a copy of your piece to info@arthousedallas.com. Please send 5 images, one of which needs to be of the entire composition.
Featured Artist: Dawn Waters Baker
Dawn was born and raised a Missionary Kid on the islands of the Philippines. She grew up under the shadow of an active volcano. In 1994 she moved to Dallas for college where she received her BA in Fine Arts from DBU, graduating Magna Cum Laude in 1998. Soon after she married a mathematician, and they had three girls. In her free time, she likes to hike, travel to beautiful landscapes and teaches art in Dallas County Juvenile Detention Center once a week for incarcerated youth.
Her art is collected by many businesses as well as private owners. Her pieces, “Release” and “To the Lowest Place” are installed in Archegos Offices, NY Central Park office. She is a Signature member of Artists of Texas. Dawn is affiliated with Waterfall Mansion and Gallery in New York, NY, and Joseph Gierek Fine Art in Tulsa, OK. She was also selected as the 2015 Artist in Residence for Big Bend National Park, 2018 Artist in Residence for Gettysburg National Military Park and 2019-2020 Artist in Residence for Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. She has had three solo exhibitions based on her works from the National Parks.