ted kincaid

Front 613. 200 - 30x60" Edition of 3

LA Sky 1029. 2005 - 48x48"
digital photograph surface-mounted to plexiglas -
edition of 3

Overcast 223. 2006 - 48x58"
edition of 3

Everything & Nothing. 2006 - 9 Panels at
24x24" each digital photograph
surface-mounted to plexiglas
edition of 3

Kincaid was born in
Chattanooga,
Tennessee, in 1966, but he has
lived and worked in Dallas for
the last several years. "I always
knew that I wanted to be an
artist," he says, "although my
original interests
were in drawing and painting.
It was only in high school that
I began to develop an interest
in photography and
printmaking."
He pursued these mediums in
college, earning his BFA from
Texas Tech University and an
MFA from the University of
Kentucky.

Kincaid's work is a favorite among
collectors and he urges people to
fall in love with the work they
intend to buy. "Collecting with
financial interests in mind is not
really collecting," he explains, "it's
investing. You should look for
works by artists with whom you
feel you share an aesthetic, work
that haunts you, that you can't
stop thinking about." Of course,
learning a bit about the artist
doesn't hurt either. "Find out what
drives the creation of the work,"
he says."Chances are, you'll love it
even more."

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Dallas Artist - Ted Kincaid
by Amy Durham

Kincaid's work explores the truthfulness of a photographic image and blurs
Kincaid's work explores the truthfulness of a photographic image and blurs
can seem aesthetically diverse," he says, "but the constant thread that
holds it together involves using the camera as a tool to construct a
plausible photographic reality that never existed."

Kincaid has exhibited
extensively throughout his
career, but he is rooted in the
how the Dallas contemporary
art scene has emerged with
such force in the past few years,"
he says. "We have incredible
galleries here that are
sharp, dedicated, and
accessible, institutions such as
the Dallas Museum of Art (DMA)
and the Nasher Sculpture
Center, and citizens dedicated
to supporting and nurturing the
scene."

Locally he is represented by Marty Walker Gallery, and his work is
included in such permanent collections as the DMA, the Museum of
Fine Arts in Houston, and the Museum of Fine Arts in San Antonio, plus
several corporate collections, including Neiman Marcus, Belo, and
American Airlines.

resources:

Ted Kincaid
www.tedkincaid.com

Marty Walker Gallery
www.martywalkergallery.com

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