(Newswire.net — November 22, 2013) —
The expansive possibilities for linear form in composition are enumerated and explored in the newest exhibit featured in the Blow Up Gallery. The exhibit, Line Space Line has been called local art societies an “inquiry of aesthetic values”. The Dallas gallery is operated with support from the Evol Society of Dallas. Proceeds from the Line Space Line exhibit will partially provide funds to the Roma Boots Foundation. The foundation aims to help break the spiral of homelessness and poverty by encouraging education for orphans and street children.
Robert Munguia, Daniela Cruz, Scott Tucker, and Alex Remington are among the artists featured in Line Space Line. The exhibit will be the premier of Munguia’s art in the Blow Up Gallery. Several of the participating artists in the exhibit are already well known to gallery patrons.
Both Alex Remington and Scott Tucker have participated in other Blow Up Gallery exhibitions, notably the Twilight of the Idols exhibit, which was considered a resounding success by gallery supporters.
Scott Tucker comes from an artistic family and many fans of his work see Tucker’s art as a progression of his father’s. While Tucker’s explorations of composition range far away from the traditional art he grew up around, critics familiar with the artist see his career as a continuation of the artistic path laid by his family.
The Blow Up Gallery can be visited at 8600 Park Lane Boulevard in Dallas, Texas. The gallery endeavors to bring together Dallas artists and showcase the best artwork that the city has to offer. The Line Space Line exhibit is expected to open to visitors and patrons throughout the rest of the season.