News & Press

Robert Barsamian Profiled in Jewish News

Jewish News   |   Apr 6, 2011   |   by Robyn Gorell

exerpt: "Barsamian tells stories through his art, seeking an intense form of language that evokes a
vesceral response from the audience. His style defies categorization as it evolves and changes, often using familiar materials to create dramatic environments and imagery."

Ted Larsen Past is Prologue reviewed on DMagazine Front Row blog

DMagazine   |   Apr 4, 2011   |   by Peter Simek

http://frontrow.dmagazine.com/2011/04/a-geometric-trio-shape-shifters-at-marty-walker-holly-johnson-and-conduit/

exerpt: "Ted Larsen’s Past Is Prologue at Conduit more or less slapped us in the face – both in the show’s title and materials – with this intention of delving deep into the bowels of non-expressionist abstraction. Larsen’s work here possesses an appealing agedness, sometimes due to the fact that he is utilizing reclaimed metal materials, sometimes because his works are deliberately constructed to feel like they’ve been sitting on the wall of some forgotten gallery at MOMA for thirty years."

Robert Barsamian at the Holocaust Memorial Center, Farmington Hills, MI

Mar 26, 2011  

http:/www.holocaustcenter.org

The Holocaust Memorial Center exhibited the one person show Barsamian: 20 Years Searching for the Answer
an installation by Robert Barsamian in commemoration of the Armenian genocide. March 27 - July 10, 2011

Best of Everything: Best Edge

D Home   |   Dec 31, 2000  

Excerpt: "...the gallery also has an annex to show works by artists without gallery representation. The annex is more edgy and experimental, and often these alternative spaces are the ones to watch." 

Best Closet-Sized Art Gallery

Best of Dallas Culture: Dallas Observer   |   Sep 20, 2000  

Excerpt: "...Annex has opened itselft to some of the brightest up-and-coming artists, including the first show by members Good/Bad Art Collective."

Top 10 Visual Art Events of 1998

Dallas Observer   |   Mar 11, 1998   |   by Christina Rees

"...#2. The Opening of the Conduit Annex."

Hanging Around

D Magazine   |   Dec 31, 1995   |   by Gail Sachson

"...She's (Nancy Whitenack) direct, dedicated, and unstoppable when spreading the word about Texas art."