Augusto di Stefano, Untitled, 2002.
Appealing stuff by Augusto di Stefano, who was selected for the Dallas Museum of Art's 2003 "Come Forward" emerging-artist review and is currently showing (with DC's favorite son Dan Steinhilber and Ess Eff's Rosana Castrillo Díaz) in Tyler Green's exhibition for DCKT Contemporary, "In My Empire Life Is Sweet." In early 2006 di Stefano will do a stint at the artpace gallery artist-in-residence program in San Antonio, which has been know to pick the winner in the past. Curiously: no mention of di Stefano on Glasstire.
Apologies for the link overkill—and yet (outside this spare Artforum mention) none of them is really about Augusto di Stefano. He doesn't show often outside Texas and Texas isn't talking him up. Both of those counts really ought to change.
OF COURSE: Gov. Rick Perry's Texport will probably blow up first.
Posted by Kriston at June 24, 2005 4:34 PMKriston, the Augusto di Stefano "Untitled" is not showing up on your website for some reason. There's a photograph of peanut butter on a kitchen counter instead. You might want to fix that so folks won't think it's Stefano's work.
Peace. --s
Posted by: j.scott barnard at June 26, 2005 12:04 PMOne day I'm going to take you through a museum, JSB, and I'm going to be giving you a noogie the whole time.
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