Distinguished Artist Series
Loc Huynh (b. 1992, Austin, TX) graduated with a BFA from Texas State University in 2016 and an MFA from the University of North Texas in 2020. Huynh has held solo exhibitions at the Museum of the Southwest (Midland, TX), Martha’s (Austin, TX), Inman Gallery (Houston, TX) and New Release Gallery (New York). Select group exhibitions include presentations at the Orlando Museum of Art, Zona Maco (Mexico City) with Rusha & Co. (Los Angeles), Stiltsville (Miami) with Half Gallery (New York), Hashimoto Contemporary (Los Angeles), and Brooklyn Academy of Music among others. His work has been featured in New American Paintings, Juxtapoz, Dallas Morning News, and Southwest Contemporary, as well as other publications. Huynh has also participated in the Vermont Studio Center Residency (Johnson, VT), Wassaic Project (Wassaic, NY), Bunker Projects (Pittsburgh, PA), Asia Society Texas's Artists on Site, and was part of the Lawndale Artist Studio Program (Houston). He lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.
Learn more about the artist at https://lochuynhart.com
Sponsored by the Office of International Education.-----------------Gallery HoursThe gallery is open from 5:00–9:00 p.m. only on evenings when an event is scheduled at the Performing Arts Complex.Event schedule available at https://www.utrgv.edu/arts/ For assistance, please call (956) 665-3881 or email utrgvartstickets@utrgv.edu.
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Loc Huynh (n. 1992, Austin, TX) se graduó con un BFA de la Universidad Estatal de Texas en 2016 y un MFA de la Universidad del Norte de Texas en 2020. Huynh ha realizado exposiciones individuales en el Museum of the Southwest (Midland, TX), Martha’s (Austin, TX), Inman Gallery (Houston, TX) y New Release Gallery (Nueva York). Entre las exposiciones colectivas seleccionadas se incluyen presentaciones en el Orlando Museum of Art, Zona Maco (Ciudad de México) con Rusha & Co. (Los Ángeles), Stiltsville (Miami) con Half Gallery (Nueva York), Hashimoto Contemporary (Los Ángeles) y Brooklyn Academy of Music, entre otros. Su trabajo ha sido destacado en New American Paintings, Juxtapoz, Dallas Morning News y Southwest Contemporary, así como en otras publicaciones. Huynh también ha participado en la Residencia del Vermont Studio Center (Johnson, VT), Wassaic Project (Wassaic, NY), Bunker Projects (Pittsburgh, PA), Artists on Site de Asia Society Texas, y formó parte del Lawndale Artist Studio Program (Houston). Vive y trabaja en Brooklyn, NY.Para conocer más sobre el artista, visite a https://lochuynhart.com
Horario de la Galería
La galería abre únicamente de 5:00 a.m. 9:00 p.m. durante las noches en que hay eventos programados en el Performing Arts Complex.
El calendario de eventos en: https://www.utrgv.edu/arts/
 
Si necesita asistencia, llame al (956) 665-3881 o envíe un correo electrónico a utrgvartstickets@utrgv.edu.
 
 

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Distinguished Artist Series: The Art of Loc Huynh Reception - Edinburg

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Distinguished Artist Series
Loc Huynh (b. 1992, Austin, TX) graduated with a BFA from Texas State University in 2016 and an MFA from the University of North Texas in 2020. Huynh has held solo exhibitions at the Museum of the Southwest (Midland, TX), Martha’s (Austin, TX), Inman Gallery (Houston, TX) and New Release Gallery (New York). Select group exhibitions include presentations at the Orlando Museum of Art, Zona Maco (Mexico City) with Rusha & Co. (Los Angeles), Stiltsville (Miami) with Half Gallery (New York), Hashimoto Contemporary (Los Angeles), and Brooklyn Academy of Music among others. His work has been featured in New American Paintings, Juxtapoz, Dallas Morning News, and Southwest Contemporary, as well as other publications. Huynh has also participated in the Vermont Studio Center Residency (Johnson, VT), Wassaic Project (Wassaic, NY), Bunker Projects (Pittsburgh, PA), Asia Society Texas's Artists on Site, and was part of the Lawndale Artist Studio Program (Houston). He lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.
Learn more about the artist at https://lochuynhart.com
Sponsored by the Office of International Education.-----------------Gallery HoursThe gallery is open from 5:00–9:00 p.m. only on evenings when an event is scheduled at the Performing Arts Complex.Event schedule available at https://www.utrgv.edu/arts/ For assistance, please call (956) 665-3881 or email utrgvartstickets@utrgv.edu.
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Loc Huynh (n. 1992, Austin, TX) se graduó con un BFA de la Universidad Estatal de Texas en 2016 y un MFA de la Universidad del Norte de Texas en 2020. Huynh ha realizado exposiciones individuales en el Museum of the Southwest (Midland, TX), Martha’s (Austin, TX), Inman Gallery (Houston, TX) y New Release Gallery (Nueva York). Entre las exposiciones colectivas seleccionadas se incluyen presentaciones en el Orlando Museum of Art, Zona Maco (Ciudad de México) con Rusha & Co. (Los Ángeles), Stiltsville (Miami) con Half Gallery (Nueva York), Hashimoto Contemporary (Los Ángeles) y Brooklyn Academy of Music, entre otros. Su trabajo ha sido destacado en New American Paintings, Juxtapoz, Dallas Morning News y Southwest Contemporary, así como en otras publicaciones. Huynh también ha participado en la Residencia del Vermont Studio Center (Johnson, VT), Wassaic Project (Wassaic, NY), Bunker Projects (Pittsburgh, PA), Artists on Site de Asia Society Texas, y formó parte del Lawndale Artist Studio Program (Houston). Vive y trabaja en Brooklyn, NY.Para conocer más sobre el artista, visite a https://lochuynhart.com
Horario de la Galería
La galería abre únicamente de 5:00 a.m. 9:00 p.m. durante las noches en que hay eventos programados en el Performing Arts Complex.
El calendario de eventos en: https://www.utrgv.edu/arts/
 
Si necesita asistencia, llame al (956) 665-3881 o envíe un correo electrónico a utrgvartstickets@utrgv.edu.

Distinguished Artist Series: The Art of Loc Huynh Exhibition - Edinburg

Art Education BFA Senior Exhibition
On display: April 27 - May 7th
Reception: TBD
Charles and Dorothy Clark Art Gallery, Edinburg TX
Discover the work of talented UTRGV School of Art and Design students in this exhibition celebrating creativity, exploration, and artistic achievement. All are welcome to experience and celebrate the accomplishments of our talented students.

Charles and Dorothy Clark Art Gallery

Art: Art Education BFA Senior Exhibition

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"At Least Interesting: The Making of a Witness"
Works from the UTRGV Permanent Collection curated by Rylee Henson, PhD
 
On display: September 1st - November 2nd
Curator Talk and Reception: Thursday September 3rd at 7PM
UTRGV Performing Arts Complex
1201 W University Dr. Edinburg TX
FREE ADMISSION!
 
Curatorial Statement
On a large sheet of framed paper, beneath a heavy and indiscernible block of black ink, written in soft graphite, Belgian artist Mark Cloet writes, “Even though the roots of art are not always traceable or noble, they are at least interesting.” Cloet’s assertion is a rather simple one, that art is a matter of interest. What brings art into the world is an artist who has followed and recorded what they have found interesting. What brings art into broader conversation with the world is a viewer or participant who confronts and extends the work depending on their own beliefs about what is and is not interesting. “At least interesting” is both permission to an artist and an invitation to a viewer or participant.  
 
At Least Interesting: The Making of a Witness showcases fifteen artists and seventeen artworks from the UTRGV Permanent Collection, each offering an interpretation of Cloet’s assertion. These paintings, prints, photographs, drawings and sculptures range from minimalist abstraction, such as Robert Tiemann’s Untitled from Florentine Light, to directly figurative, such as E.E. Nichols’s The Color Lesson. What binds these differing artworks together is the recognition that before something is found interesting, it must first be observed, and often, as artists tend to understand well, what is carefully observed becomes interesting. To observe is to witness, but to create a tangible work and share that work is to bear witness. Each of the seventeen included artworks is evidence of an artist’s devotion to what they have observed and to what they have claimed as interesting.
 
The selected artists include Pierre Alechinsky, Mark Cloet, Linnea Glatt, Howard Hack, Karl Kasten, Robert Kirchner, Philip Makanna, John Mill, Keiko Minami, E.E. Nichols, Harold Persico Paris, Peter Ranacher, Anabelle Shelly, Morio Shinoda, and Robert Tiemann.
 

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