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Last night was the CADD Wrap Party hosted by Sky Modern, Positive Space and Modern Luxury Dallas. The party was held at the Kessler Woods Development in Oak Cliff. CADD (Contemporary Art Dealers of Dallas) held an art fair several weeks ago and this was sort of a closing party for them. They were also celebrating the upcoming opening of the CADD Art Lab, not quite sure what that is but sounds interesting. Please excuse the quality of the images they are via camera phone.
Bumped into dear friend of the Foundation, Jason Sheeler who writes for The Dallas Morning News and FD Luxe. Styled as always in a double breasted suit jacket. 
If you haven't visited The Kessler Woods project yet make it a point because there are some incredible homes. This house was great for an event such as this. 
Chairs provided by Positive Space, sketches of clothing designs by Geoffrey Henning. There were two great models walking around sporting Geoffrey's designs but didn't manage to get a picture.
Damien Hirst talking about the Sotheby's RED auction that he and Bono put together.
The auction took place in NY on February 14th 2008 and if you didn't know about it you must have been on another planet or too busy worry what to get you're partner for Valentines day.
The proceeds of the sale went to The United Nations Foundation to Support HIV and AIDS Relief Programs in Africa.
The auction raised over $28 million and pushed the charity's total take to the $100 million mark.
Check out this great Banksy piece at the Phillips de Pury auction in London.
Tonight is The Art of Skateboarding event.
The event will raise funds for The Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children and The St. Phillips School and Community Center.
SK8 OR DIE BRO !! 
END GAME—British Contemporary Art from the Chaney Family Collection profiles the radical London scene, from the revolutionary Young British Artists (YBA) movement of the 1990s to fresh dynamics of today´s avant garde. Installed in the MFAH´s Caroline Wiess Law Building, the exhibition features twenty-one major works by thirteen artists and artists´ collectives, ranging from such established figures as Antony Gormley and Damien Hirst to such cutting-edge talents as Noble & Webster and Dan Hays.
Last night was time to get up close and personal with the Modern Luxury Dallas MEN OF STYLE 2008. There seemed to be lots of bow-ties (too try hard). It would be nice to see someone rocking a well tailored suit with the top button shirt collar done up with no tie which seems to be all the rage in London right now.
It was held at Barneys New York
MODELS
MODELS 
TIES
MORE MODELS
For some reason we couldn't find a logo for the Uptown Dallas Association so we chose this cute but creepy dog that we found on the wall outside the Crescent Hotel.
Strong drinks were required !! OMG !!
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We have several other trinkets by Tim & Sue as well. To see the whole line please stop by.
The new building was designed by critically acclaimed architects Allied Works Architects and project architect Booziotis & Company. It is an incredible building, the dark grey coloured bricks look great and the use of light throughout the building is very well done. Its a great addition to the area and within walking distance to the DMA, Nasher and The Goss-Michael Foundation.
With a 99% graduation rate this school is know throughout the world for turning out very talented students. The Goss-Michael Foundation work very closely with faculty members and the advisory board and for the last two years have provided scholarships for Booker T. students for visual and music.
David Ninh and Guillermo Perez were lurking around, we just had to include these handsome young chaps. 
Norah Jones played afew songs, Erykah Ba-Didn't perform as she hurt her knee (seriously). 
Todd Events did the party. 
The menu consisted of hot dogs, mac-n-cheese and chicken pot pies !! 
An article came out in the Guardian newspaper, actually in their magazine called The Observer about the show. It interviews several of the artists and talks about their thoughts regarding the show and what they are doing now. Richard Patterson who was part of the Freeze exhibition and now lives in Dallas, Texas with his wife and gallery owner Christina Rees talks extensively about London at that time and what was going on. Richard also goes on to mention Dallas and The Goss-Michael Foundation !!Please read the article http://arts.guardian.co.uk/art/visualart/story/0,,2282729,00.html
Basel is the place to be at this time of year for anyone who is interested in art, from movie stars and musicains, to billionaires and above. Oh...and normal folk too!
There is a great Conrad Shawcross scultpure outside the main hall, definitely worth checking out. [1].jpg)
This year Art Basel will rub shoulders with the biggest sporting event in Europe...the European Football (Soccer) Championships which start on Saturday June 7th. +low+res.jpg)
If you still havent made it by to see our new exhibition by Brit duo Tim Noble & Sue Webster dont worry you still have time. If you cannot make it by in the week try Saturdays we are open from 11:00-4:00pm. 
Using light and found objects such as rubbish and rusty metal they create wonderful sculptural masses to cast a perfect shadow. 
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