Art in Vivid 2-D

“Don’t touch” will be a hard request to honor at Surface and Mark, the latest group show at El Centro College’s H. Paxton Moore Fine Art Gallery (801 Main St.). Two-dimensional art from Justin Hunter Allen, C.J. Davis, Timothy Harding, Nicholas Mathis, Jeff Parrott, Arthur Peña, Ben Terry and Michael...

By Audra Schroeder

June 6, 2013

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“Don’t touch” will be a hard request to honor at Surface and Mark, the latest group show at El Centro College’s H. Paxton Moore Fine Art Gallery (801 Main St.). Two-dimensional art from Justin Hunter Allen, C.J. Davis, Timothy Harding, Nicholas Mathis, Jeff Parrott, Arthur Peña, Ben Terry and Michael Wynne will be on display, including drawings by one artist’s elementary school students, as well as pieces with more tangible materials like graphite, plaster and fabric. The show runs through July 3, and is free. Summer hours are noon to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and noon to 3 p.m. Friday. Visit elcentrocollege.edu or call 214-860-2000 for more info.
Mondays-Fridays. Starts: June 10. Continues through July 3, 2013

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