Ro2 receptions Sept. 19 – Solo-Shows by Brian K. Jones & Alexander Paulus

OPENING SATURDAY At Ro2 ART | THE CEDARS

Brian K. Jones
…and it burns, burns, burns.

ARTIST RECEPTION
Saturday, September 19
12-5 PM
Free tickets required

ON VIEW
September 19 –
October 17, 2020

Ro2 Art | The Cedars
1501 South Ervay Street
Dallas, TX 75215

Ro2 is proud to present …and it burns, burns, burns., a solo exhibition featuring new works by artist Brian K. Jones. The show will run from September 19 – October 17, 2020. There will be an artist reception held on Saturday, September 19 from 12-5 PM at Ro2’s Cedars gallery located at 1501 S. Ervay Street, Dallas, TX 75215.
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Continuing his series on the legendary Texas Fair icon, Big Tex, Dallas based artist Brian K. Jones offers a new take on the towering cowboy.  The burning monument in the likeness of the artist himself holds a mirror to current events as inequality, corruption and greed leave the world burning, taking Big Tex down with it. With the Texas State Fair currently halted and it’s magical distractions locked away, our eyes are opened to what the world has become!


Alexander Paulus
Savior Energy


ARTIST RECEPTION
Saturday, September 19
12-5 PM
Free tickets required

ON VIEW
September 19 –
October 17, 2020

Ro2 Art | The Cedars
1501 South Ervay Street
Dallas, TX 75215

Ro2 is proud to present Savior Energy, a solo exhibition featuring new works by artist Alexander Paulus. The show will run from September 19 – October 17, 2020. There will be an artist reception held on Saturday, September 19 from 12-5 PM at Ro2’s Cedars gallery located at 1501 S. Ervay Street, Dallas, TX 75215.
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Alexander Paulus’s new body of work boasts a dazzling color palette depicting the bizarre predicaments the artist has become recognized and beloved for. Savior Energy’s comical chaos provides a small break from reality, while giving the viewer space to reflect on these current confusing times. Topsy turvy perspectives and outrageous scenarios unravel with highways to nowhere, dreamlike landscapes, and inane pop culture references. Paulus’s work has a unique influence on the psyche evoking a simultaneously lighthearted and unnerving edge. When we’re uncertain what to believe, the artist implores us to look within ourselves for the answers.