Arts That Makes You Wunder

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The Conduit Gallery

1626 C Hi Line Drive
Dallas, TX 75207

Category: Galleries

Region: Downtown & Deep Ellum

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• Heinrich Hoffmann
• Lexington (Kentucky)
• Arts, Entertainment, and Media

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Among the grim parables of Heinrich Hoffmann's nineteenth century children's book, Struwwelpeter, is the story of Harriet, a little girl who likes to stare at match flames because she thinks they look elegant. That is, until she accidentally sets herself on fire and burns alive in front of the family cats. Hopefully, you've already learned not to play with fire (in a way that didn't cause psychological trauma). After years of using matches to light your pipe, you'd never set yourself ablaze, but if you want something nice to stare at ... and yes, play with a bit, we suggest the Wunderkammer exhibit at the Conduit Gallery, 1626 C Hi Line Drive. A dozen Lexington, Kentucky artists teamed with seven Dallas artists to create this hands-on exhibition that incorporates found artifacts and art. Like the original wunderkammer, which was a precursor to modern museums, the artists compiled a variety of items that include books, found objects and sculptures. Audience members are encouraged to handle and interact with the pieces, which are displayed throughout two showrooms. Wunderkammer is on display from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday at the Conduit Gallery. Gallery admission is free. For more information call 214-939-0064 or visit conduitgallery.com.
Tuesdays-Saturdays, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Starts: July 9. Continues through Aug. 31, 2011