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ON VIEW Roxy Paine: "Overgrown Neuron"
Talley Dunn Gallery is committed to exhibiting outstanding and groundbreaking contemporary art in a variety of of media.
Talley Dunn Gallery is committed to exhibiting outstanding and groundbreaking contemporary art in a variety of media by established and emerging artists. The gallery works very closely with a stable of nearly twenty artists on exhibitions, projects, and publications. In addition to organizing year-round exhibitions at the gallery, Talley Dunn Gallery collaborates with numerous museums, institutions, and galleries from coast to coast on exhibitions and acquisitions. The gallery encourages the growth and development of gallery artists through the combination of an ambitious exhibition program and an ongoing dialogue with museum curators and art critics from the United States and Europe. In addition, the gallery gives considerable attention to the cultivation of private collectors and their interests in contemporary art. Talley Dunn Gallery is honored to be a member of the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA), New York.
10/03/2026
Mark your Calendars!
Letitia Huckaby
“An Invitation to Madison County”
Opening Reception for the Artist:
Saturday, October 10, 6-8pm
Artist Remarks at 7pm
Talley Dunn Gallery is pleased to present renowned photographer and multimedia artist Letitia Huckaby and her exhibition “An Invitation to Madison County” on view October 10 through December 19, 2026.
This exhibition features new work drawn from the artist’s Madison Project, a series of thirty-two woven textiles exploring the landscape, family, and history of Madison County, Virginia.
Beginning with intensive research in early 2025 and numerous site visits, the artist delved into the rich and powerful history of Madison County and the surrounding area. Huckaby explored the fertile and lush landscape, historic buildings, and the elders of the community.
The works are rendered as woven textiles, extending Huckaby’s longstanding engagement with photography and materiality. By translating photographic images into cloth, Huckaby brings the tactile qualities of textiles to bear on the people, architecture, and landscapes she documents. The material becomes integral to how viewers encounter Huckaby’s photographs, emphasizing domesticity and family through their presence as objects and images.
Artwork:
Letitia Huckaby
Sacred Ground, 2026,
Photographic tapestry
82 x 64 inches
Hung Liu
Manchu Bride - Gold Study I, 2015
Mixed Media on panel
20 1/2h x 20 1/2w inches
Roxy Paine
Conjoined, 2007
Stainless Steel
40 x 45x 28 feet
Collection of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Fort Worth, Texas
Conjoined is a forty - foot sculpture of two improbable tree species whose branches are intertwined and connect in mid - air and embodies humanity’s complex relationship with the existential and utopian ideologies.
Conjoined was first installed in the middle of Madison Square Park in 2007 along with works “Defunct” and “Erratic” and acquired by The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Fort Worth, Texas where it is permanently on view!
10/03/2026
Donald Sultan
Blue Lantern Flowers, 2020
Shaped Aluminum with Blue powder coat on polished aluminum base
28h x 21 1/2w x 4d inches
Edition 2 of 3
Donald Sultan’s “Blue Lantern Flowers” is a rich bold blue composition of graphic flowers sculpture grounded by its polished aluminum base. His signature botanical imagery and vibrant silhouette goes beyond the flat picture plane and into the space it occupies.
Distinguished American painter, printmaker and sculptor Donald Sultan has been at the forefront of contemporary art since the 1970s. His work challenges conventions on materiality and technique, transforming Western traditions of painting into a contemporary venture.
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10/03/2026
Visit us this Saturday and experience an exquisite selection of Lucian Freud etchings now on view in our Project Gallery!
Hours
Tuesday- Friday, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday, 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Artwork:
Lucian Freud
Man Resting, 1988
Etching on Somerset Satin White paper
18 1/2h x 19 3/4w inches
Edition 18 of 30
Bella in her Pluto T-shirt, 1995
Etching on White Somerset Textured paper
32h x 28 1/2w inches
Portrait Head, 2001
Etching on Somerset White Somerset Textured paper
30h x 22w inches
Head of an Irishman, 1999
Etching on Somerset White Textured paper
30h x 22w inches
Joseph Havel
Sinking Prayer Book, 2016-2017
Bronze, polyurethane resin, balsa and graphite
27 3/4h x 12w x 11 1/4d inches
Joseph Havel’s sculptural practice is rooted in an exploration of the quotidian. Domestic objects such as shirts, books, bedsheets, and curtains are cast in bronze and polyurethane resin, taking on neoclassical forms that suggest the human body and social histories of use without dictating any particular reading to the viewer. Rather, the works evoke open-ended visual poetry: their significance comes from their form, materiality, and presence.
08/26/2026
Ugo Rondinone’s “dallas mountain” evokes the enduring primeval tradition of stacking stones as sculptures. The free standing work synthesize multiple references of megaliths and monuments but does not rely on them for power. In the tradition of abstract art, the large brightly painted stone sculpture is evidence of human presence and addresses our innate sensibility.
Talley Dunn Gallery prides itself on working with artists on ambitious site-specific projects and building collections of significance. The gallery coordinates every aspect of these comprehensive projects, including the artist selection, artwork acquisition, and final placement.
Ugo Rondinone
dallas mountain, 2023
Painted stone and stainless steel
157h x 118w x 70d inches
The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX
Images courtesy of UT Southwestern Medical Center
“Sites of Memory”, a group exhibition featuring works from Letitia Huckaby “A Tale of Two Greenwoods” series at Colorado Photographic Arts Center opens tomorrow, August 7th, 2026!
Reception trom 5p.m. - 8p.m.
Virtual Artist Panel Discussion, Thursday August 20th at 4pm MDT, CPAC Executive Director and Curator Samantha Johnston will lead a virtual panel discussion with exhibiting artists. Event is free to attend, but registration is required.
Link in Bio for more information and special programs.
Congratulations, Letitia!!!
Artwork:
Letitia Huckaby
1 Week Old/ Haskell Place, 2021
Pigment print on cotton fabric with embroidery with embroidery hoop 27 3/4h x 34 3/4w inches
See Saw/ Haskell Place, 2021
Pigment print on cotton fabric with embroidery with embroidery hoop 27 3/4h x 34 3/4w inches
422 St. Charles/ Haskell Place, 2021
Pigment print on cotton fabric with embroidery with embroidery hoop 27 3/4h x 34 3/4w inches
420 St. Charles/ Haskell Place, 2021
Pigment print on cotton fabric with embroidery with embroidery hoop 27 3/4h × 34 3/4w inches
418 St. Charles/ Haskell Place, 2021
Pigment print on cotton fabric with embroidery with embroidery hoop 27 3/4h x 34 3/4w inches
416 St. Charles/ Haskell Place, 2021
Pigment print on cotton fabric with embroidery with embroidery hoop 27 3/4h x 34 3/4w inches
414 St. Charles/ Haskell Place, 2021
Pigment print on cotton fabric with embroidery with embroidery hoop 27 3/4h x 34 3/4w inches
A Little Red Spot/ Haskell Place, 2021
Pigment print on cotton fabric with embroidery with embroidery hoop 27 3/4h × 34 3/4w inches
Overgrown Neuron is on view this summer in our Project Gallery! Visit us and experience a rare glimpse into Roxy Paine’s commission process for Overgrown Neuron, a monumental public sculpture at UTSW!
Roxy Paine references the dendrite forms for which he is renowned and created the composition of the neuron through detailed ink drawings, then turned to an intricate stainless-steel model before embarking on the large-scale outdoor sculpture.
08/06/2026
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Artwork:
Gabriel Dawe
Plexus, No.10 (Relic), 2012
Thread from site-specific installation at the National Ventre for Craft and Design, 2011 Sleaford UK
7 x 7 x 7 1/2 inches each
Joseph Havel
Untitled (Stacks) 3, 2012
Oil paint and graphite on vellum
38h x 29w x 1 3/4d framed
Leonardo Drew
Number 232TD, 2022
Plaster and paint on paper
36h x 36w x 5d inches
Ori Gersht
Lilian candidum D04, 2018
Archival pigment print
48h x 40w inches framed
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