joeybrockart

02/16/2025

Available
18 x 14 in.
photography, paper, acrylic, cotton thread on Mylar

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02/16/2025

WIP!

08/09/2024

Free RSVP

https://posh.vip/e/joey-brock-open-studio?t=posh

Saturday, Aug 24
7 - 10pm
4147 Commerce St
Dallas TX, 75226
(free parking parking but recommend Lyft or Uber)

Joey Brock Studio is collaborating with Nostalgia & Noise for an evening of art, fashion, music and community. There will be onsite screen printed t-shirts available for purchase as well as selections of new original artwork by Brock. In addition, new one of a kind fashion pieces from Brock's collaboration with McCullough, TWOxJ at Harkensback and merchandise from fashion brand, Death of Cool. DJ'ing by Justin Orion

www.joeybrockart.com
www.nostalgia-noise.com
www.harkensback.com
www.deathofcoolclothing.com

04/11/2024

I had the pleasure of spending the afternoon in the studio with f & Talk about beautiful, creative spirits thinking outside of the box. I was gifted some badass images by the intriguing & talented Hal Samples 🩶😵‍💫💯

03/03/2024

10/28/2023

We are thrilled to announce our next exhibition, Why Do You Look That Way?, which will open on November 16th.

Featuring work by Katherine Bradford, Joey Brock, Kathryn Geismar, S. Klitgaard, Janice Nowinski, Michele Riche, Andrew Cornell Robinson, Carol Saft, Tuesday Smillie, and Cynthia Sparrenberger

Opening Reception: November 16, 2023, 6 - 9 PM
November 16 - December 17, 2023
Exhibition essay by Caitlin Julia Ruben

Why do you look that way?

“The question grates. At first, it seems to point out an observed flaw or problem: a failure to fit into what is expected or to match what is broadly accepted. Yet, taken at a different slant, it turns into a question for the viewer, instead: why do you see the world as you do?

Inherited histories, memories, and meanings mold the frame of individual perspective, just as what has not been represented constrains a point of view. We are often unwitting accomplices in this censorship, unable to see beyond the ordered systems and forced dichotomies we have been handed. But—as the artists in this exhibition demonstrate—if we are bold enough to look differently, we can also be the creators of change, expanding our own sense of self as well as the potential of what the world might be.”

-Caitlin Julia Ruben
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We want to thank the artists in this exhibition for contributing their work and proceeds of sales of their work to support the Trevor Project. At this moment in time, their support has never felt more crucial.

08/21/2023

The Queen
Photography, Cotten thread on Mylar
29 x 23 in. / 73.66 x 58.43 cm
Available