VISUAL ARTS + MUSEUMS

Jung Center of Houston presents the exhibition Daryl Thetford: Seven Questions. The show runs from September 1st through September 28th.

Daryl Thetford's photo collage work, seen in his "Seven Questions" show, is inspired by chaos and fragmentation in our society. He uses multiple photographs, with subjects including graffiti, signs, urban walls, and media, to reflect the tension and disorder of our culture and to articulate the beauty that can emerge from this disarray.

Daryl Thetford’s work has been featured in exhibitions, museums and galleries throughout the United States, including the Knoxville Museum of Art, the Mobile Museum of Art in Alabama; the Museum of Anthropology of the University of California-Chico; the Hunter Museum in Chattanooga, CreateHere, Art Dallas and Art Chicago represented by Tanner Hill Gallery; the San Diego Art Institute; The Center for Fine Art Photography in Ft Collins, Colorado; and Urban Art Works in Alpharetta, Georgia. In addition, his work is in private, public, corporate collections, including those of Winnow Press and the Texas Office of Tourism in Austin; Hotel Red in Madison, Wisconsin; Dorsey and Whitney in Denver; the National Security Agency in Collierville, and Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa