Oak Cliff's "Visual Speed Bump" Art Tour this Saturday

Well Dallas just had a ton of water dumped on it from the sky and one of the most impressive light displays I think I have ever seen. It looked as though a fashion photo shoot was taking place in my backyard all night long. Once we all dry out a bit let's go out artiing shall we? I am hoping to have everything done and dry for people to stroll through my backyard and house. I have invited several more artists to hang in my yard with me. Come take a look at all of the great art stops along the Tour. Here is some more info. Get the map and stop info here


June 13, 2009
12:00-6:00 PM
Oak Cliff
Dallas, Texas

Please come to the
Oak Cliff Visual Speed Bump Art Tour 2009
This event is free and open to the public. This is your opportunity to leisurely tour Oak Cliff and see local artists in the natural habitats. Maps are available at each of the stops. The tour runs from 12:00-6:00 PM, and is followed by a reception at Mighty Fine Arts Gallery. A whole day full of art and fun!
Here are some of the participants:

A DECORAZON Gallery
MK Semos
Hugo Garcia-Urrutia:
417 N Bishop Ave
Dallas, TX 75208
P.214.946.1003

B Bubble
Nathan Ezra Trimm
Scogin Mayo
413 N Bishop Ave
Dallas, TX, 75208

C Charley Mitcherson's Studio
405 North Bishop Avenue
Dallas, Texas 75208

D Erica Felicella
114 South Shore Drive
Dallas, TX 75216

E Ray-Mel Cornelius
1526 Elmwood Bld.
Dallas, TX 75224

F Chuck&George
516 S. Marlborough Ave
Dallas, TX 75208
Brian Scott & Jones
Ken Craft
Scott Winterrowd
Erik Tosten
Joanna Powell
Amy Halko

G Shelley Hampe
2647 W 12th St.
Dallas, TX 75211

H Mighty Fine Arts Gallery
Steve Cruz
419 N.Tyler
Dallas Tx 75208

I The Cube Creative Studio & Gallery
409 N.Tyler
Kevin Obregon
Vanessa Neil

J From the Ends of the Earth
Wendy Medling
839 W Davis Ave

K Bishop Arts Co-op
Gillian Bradshaw-Smith
518 W Davis Ave

Recent Art Outings Recaps

Well things have been busy in the world of Dallas. My work went up to the Center for Fine-Art Photography in Colorado for "Human Canvas" and sold right away to a patron in Texas.

Then I had the pleasure to be invited to participate in a wonderful show for a wonderful cause! Mental Health America of Greater Dallas had "In The Know" at the Dallas Center for Contemporary Art. Always fun to attend a silent auction, my pals take this sort of thing very seriously. Below is one of the pieces I donated.


Opportunity II, 2009 ©Erica Felicella


Elizabeth Miller, Myself and Haley Hart at "In The Know"

After "In The Know" I put my curator hat back on and held a few more events at Deep Ellum's little gallery that could, Kettle Art for Decadence + Perception. Something about having music played in a room with art just feels right. Kettle pulled out its chairs for people to listen to the sounds of Luna Matto and Suzanne Kimbrell.
Then there was "I Am Here" at South Side on Lamar with the DIAC. I jumped on board with this show late but got as dirty as I could. I hauled my extra lights, extension cords, fans and art down to the underground of this massive building. What a fun and great group of folks. I look forward to knowing them all better and seeing what kind of trouble we can get into in our grand city!! Well all in all my crazy blog, I have been a busy busy bee and there is more to come... stay tuned.

What a busy city Dallas is!

I am constantly elated at the busy this city is constantly creating. I have taken part of, or attended so many wonderful moments in the last month I do not even know where to begin. Keep it up Dallas, I will sleep at the end of it all. Stayed tuned for upcoming goodies and outings!