Dallas is a wonderful city to visit.  There are plenty of opportunities to investigate interesting attractions, and plenty of things to do.  Those who like to plan everything in advance will find that the city has a lot to offer, with plenty of recommendations.  Those who like to go somewhere new, and follow their nose, will likewise find a lot to explore.  Dallas has plenty of hotels that can suit any taste and offer a remarkable hospitality that has tremendous cosmopolitan grace with a touch of Southern charm.  The city has changed remarkably in the past few decades, and has become a very lively urban center, with plenty of options for global explorers looking for adventure.

It’s a city of multiple cultures, and like all of these urban centers, also a place with many subcultures.  These are fascinating to navigate, and some are impossible to find, and there are many most people will be happier to skip altogether.  However, the culture of artists here is very much alive and well, and worth looking into.  The art culture also has subcultures, and for those looking for digital video work, Dallas has good news.  There are artists working in new media here, and it’s becoming a rather vibrant place to discover the digital.  Carola Dreidemie is one whose work is worth looking for.

She comes from Buenos Aires, and has lived in many places around the world before setting for now in Denton.  Her work has been shown in many different gallery spaces, with concentrations in Texas, across the border in México, and in Latin America.  Her work is complex, with textures and layers masterfully constructed to make video work that speaks to memory and forgetting.  The images are evocative and iconic, and pull you in to another universe that is very closely related to this one.  Deep moral and philosophical questions live in this margin, and there are no answers but only possibilities for a contemplation that hints at liberation.

Dreidemie in Dallas is a post from: Kiss Java

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