"The Art Circle" Visit to the Dallas Museum of Art
with Iván Pérez-Rosselló
Join the newly formed "Art Circle" for a visit and tour at the Dallas Museum of Art
Meet I
ván Pérez-Rosselló, an architect and artist whose passion and expertise bring a unique flavor to the art and architecture scene. As a board member of the Harvard Club of Dallas, Iván is spearheading the creation of the Art Circle "SIG," aligning with the club's mission to support nonprofit organizations. With over two decades of experience, his engaging storytelling and deep insights offer a lively and enriching perspective on the creative world. Join Iván for an unforgettable exploration of the arts, where learning becomes an exciting adventure into the realms of innovative design and cultural beauty.
The hope is that this will be the first of many monthly meet-ups to visit various arts venues around DFW.
The group will convene at the main entrance of the museum facing Klyde Warren Park. Ivan be there 10 minutes before the scheduled start to greet everyone. The tour will begin at the museum's highest level, proceeding efficiently through all the galleries. The aim is to cover this in approximately one hour. Afterward, there's an optional gathering for coffee or snacks at the Nasher Sculpture Center. This is a casual, pay-your-own-way part of the day, offering a chance for further conversation and relaxation. Please note that parking is available at the DMA.
Iván Pérez-Rosselló: Architect, Artist, Educator
Iván Pérez-Rosselló's career, spanning over two decades, has been marked by significant contributions to architecture and design. Licensed in Texas and certified by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards, he is renowned for his innovative and artistic approach in Corporate, Retail, and Hospitality design.
Originating from San Juan, Puerto Rico, Pérez-Rosselló is an esteemed alumnus of Cornell and Harvard Universities. He was honored by the Dallas chapter of the American Institute of Architects with an Unbuilt Design Award. His architectural practice is known for its emphasis on collaboration, resulting in spaces that are aesthetically pleasing, functional, sustainable, and reflective of unique cultural identities.
Pérez-Rosselló's design philosophy bridges architecture and art, earning him widespread recognition and awards. A committed educator, he has shared his expertise at numerous prestigious institutions. His artistic work, inspired by the Texas landscapes and life in the tropics, showcases a harmonious blend of natural beauty and architectural finesse.
Summary of The Art Circle
Overview: The Art Circle is a special interest group dedicated to fostering a deep engagement with the arts in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and beyond. Its primary mission is to build a community that connects members with art institutions, benefiting both artists and art enthusiasts.
Expectations and Activities: Members of The Art Circle can look forward to a rich blend of educational and social experiences. The group organizes visits to various art forms and exhibitions, catering to both seasoned art enthusiasts and newcomers. These sessions are designed to enhance members' understanding and appreciation of art in an engaging and friendly environment.
Meetings and Discussions: The Art Circle proposes to meet at 11 AM on the first Saturdays of every month, considering the opening hours of most museums. This timing allows for quieter exploration of exhibits, followed by a casual coffee discussion. These gatherings offer a space for members to share and discuss their thoughts and impressions on the art viewed.
Yearly Themes: The Art Circle plans to introduce annual themes to guide its activities. The first year's theme, "Art Explorers," involves visits to major Dallas art venues and focuses on the art of curation. The following year, "Art Appreciation" will be the theme, tailoring the activities to the specific interests of regular members.
This summary highlights The Art Circle's commitment to creating a vibrant, informed community of art lovers, promoting both learning and enjoyment of the arts.
Tentative yearly calendar
January - December 2024
January 06, 2024: Dallas Museum of Art
February 03, 2024: Crow Museum Dallas
March 02, 2024: Nasher Sculpture Center
April 06, 2024: Dallas Contemporary
May 04, 2024: Sweet Pass Sculpture Garden
June 01, 2024: Pollock Gallery (SMU)
July 06, 2024: Holiday Break
August 03, 2024: Barry Whistler Gallery (Confirmation needed)
September 07, 2024: Kimbell Art Museum and The Modern Museum
October 05, 2024: North Park Mall
November 02, 2024: Art and Wine Workshop
December 07, 2024: Meadows Museum
DETAILS:
Date: January 6, 2024
Time: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location: Main Entrance - Dallas Museum of Art, 1717 North Harwood, Dallas, TX 75201
Cost: FREE, RSVP below
Please contact velda@sacleadership.com or call 469-431-1436 if you have any questions or special needs.