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The Cup
2013 Foam, urethane, wood, and spray paint
92 x 115 1/2 x 88 in.
Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger Collection
Photo by Robert Wedemeyer
Courtesy Sterling Ruby Studio.
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Courtesy of Dallas Art Fair.
The Cup
2013 Foam, urethane, wood, and spray paint
92 x 115 1/2 x 88 in.
Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger Collection
Photo by Robert Wedemeyer
Courtesy Sterling Ruby Studio.
Gallery 12.26 and the Nasher Sculpture Garden: Adrianna Cole’s Dallas
By Whitewaller
April 10, 2019
All this week in preparation for the Dallas Art Fair, we’re hearing from leading design, art, culture, and lifestyle experts on how they enjoy Dallas.
“There are so many Dallas galleries that have my heart, in terms of their programming and the people involved. Currently, I am eager to see the forthcoming shows from Gallery 12.26, started by sisters Hilary and Hannah Fagadou. I also love going to the Nasher to look at the exhibits and then sit outside for coffee. The private collection tours are some of my favorite activities; you learn so much about how space and art exists together. I love enjoying art in intimate settings.”
—Adrianna Cole, Associate Director at Runyon Arts
@aydrianna
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