
Ephemeral Space presents - "The Finest Hour"
Original art, sketches, Manbroidery and an all immersive installation by John Freeman aka Unkle Sloppy. This one night only showing will feature original art by John Freeman and a multi-media installation dedicated to our dear departed friend John Freeman. This event coincides with the love Johnny concert march 30th in Denton Tx. Libations will be served and goodtimes will be had!!!
www.sloppyworld.com for more about the legendary John Freeman
Ephemeral Space focuses on highlighting work by Folk artists , Self Taught artists and Contemporary art work. We also collect and show Found Object artwork from around the world.
Ephemeral Space is also available as a pop-up gallery and concept space for rent for various types of artists and merchants. The term concept space allows those who are in need of a temporary show space the flexibility to allow their creativity a means without boundaries. The ability to have a clean well lit space for a traditional art opening, popup fashion or jewelry show, experimental music event or any type of short term concept shop.
*contact us below for rental rates and information*
Andy Don Emmons was born in 1966 in Fairfield, Texas, about an hour south of Dallas. He went to school in Huntsville, graduating from Sam Houston State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1990. Now, he lives and creates art from his studio in the town of Waxahachie, building a sculpture park on the grounds of an old chicken farm
Andy Don Emmons was born in 1966 in Fairfield, Texas, about an hour south of Dallas. He went to school in Huntsville, graduating from Sam Houston State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1990. Now, he lives and creates art from his studio in the town of Waxahachie, building a sculpture park on the grounds of an old chicken farm, and commuting to work cattle at his ranch outside Fairfield. His art cars have been shown far and wide, including at the Bob Bullock Texas History Museum in Austin, and his work is in the collection of the Art Museum of Southeast Texas, in Beaumont.
His life and work are permeated with an outsider sensibility, with rural imagery mining the lineage of earlier Texas regionalists like Otis Dozier and Jerry Bywaters. However, the feel of his work is more eccentric and visionary, in some ways kin to the paintings of Reverend Johnny Swearingen, whom Andy met as a young man. His work also feeds off the psychedelic vibe of bands like Thirteenth Floor Elevators and The Butthole Surfers, so it is no surprise he is a performing musician as well, playing as a part of Outhouse Moan and Inferno Texino.
Monday - Friday: by appointment
Saturday: 11am-5pm
214-475-1409 for info
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