The Dallas Contemporary is proud to host a groundbreaking solo exhibition, "If Art Could Talk", featuring renowned American artist Eric Fischl. The exhibition offers a deep exploration of Fischl's signature style, blending narrative-driven compositions and provocative social commentary through large-scale paintings.
Fischl, known for his compelling depictions of suburban life and the art world, presents a vivid portrayal of modern social dynamics. This exhibition marks the first thematic focus on the artist's exploration of artworks in situ. With meticulous attention to detail, Fischl juxtaposes common domestic settings with the chaotic energy of art fairs, capturing moments that evoke a sense of intrigue and disquiet.
Curated by Peter Doroshenko, "If Art Could Talk" showcases over 120 paintings, sculptures, and works on paper. The exhibition highlights Fischl's keen observation of human interactions, body language, and the complex relationship between people and art. His works are a sharp social critique and a tribute to the international art scene, with themes that touch on voyeurism, tension, and psychological depth.
The exhibition runs through August, offering visitors a unique opportunity to engage with one of the most influential contemporary painters of our time.
Exhibition Dates:
April 12 – August 26, 2015
Location: Dallas Contemporary, 161 Glass Street, Dallas, TX 75207
