ROBERT CASLIN

 

EDUCATION

1988    BFA, Birmingham Southern College

1995    MFA, University of North Texas

 

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2019 Fantasy Canyon, Carillon Gallery, Tarrant County College, Fort Worth, Texas

2016     Sweat Saves Blood, Gallery 414, Fort Worth, Texas

2001    Recent Works In Red and Yellow, Four Walls, Fort Worth, Texas

1998    Dream Luminous Machine, Gallery 414, Fort Worth, Texas

1997    Gravity Is On Your Side, Lewis Art Gallery, Jackson, Mississippi

 

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

2006    Formica Formatted, Dallas Contemporary Art Center, Dallas, Texas

2005    Symbiotic, University of North Texas Art Space, Fort Worth, Texas

            The Buddy System, Southside Residency Gallery, Dallas, Texas

2004    Magdalen Celestino and Rob Caslin, Arts League of Houston, Houston, Texas

2003    Upward, Haggerty Gallery, University of Dallas, Dallas, Texas

2002    Cool: Recent Works by Robert Caslin and Johnny Robertson, R.E.M. Gallery

2001    Hand Job, University of Texas at Dallas, Dallas, Texas

            Hip, and Still Going, NRH Gallery, North Richland Hills, Texas

2000    Real Space, The Purple Orchid, Dallas, Texas

             New Pollution, Plush, Dallas, Texas

            The Tao of Painting: Principles in Monochrome, McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Dallas, Texas

1999    Techno, Lawndale Art Center, Houston Texas

            Art Handlers, Rachael Harris at Displays Unlimited, Fort Worth, Texas

            Some Kind of Wonderful, Part II, Barry Whistler, Dallas Texas

            Black, White, Gray Permitted, Amarillo Museum of Art, Amarillo, Texas

1998    Ted Kincaid: Photographs and Photogravures and Robert Caslin: Recent Paintings, Barry Whistler Gallery, Dallas Texas

            In The House, Dallas Cultural Bath House, Dallas, Texas

            A Cool Show: Abstract Painting, Arlington Museum of Art, Arlington, Texas

            Pushing The Limits, Rudolph Poissant Gallery, Houston Texas

            Main Street Festival Exhibition, Contemporary Arts Center, Fort Worth, Texas

1997    Preservation Hall Exhibition, Preservation Hall, Fort Worth, Texas

            Gallery Night Exposition III, Gallery 414, Fort Worth, Texas

1996    First Show, Gallery 414, Fort Worth, Texas

            Rob Caslin and Joe Allen: Recent Works, Gray Matters Gallery, Dallas Texas

            Texas Realism, Arlington Museum of Art, Arlington, Texas

            Satellite of Love, Museum of Agenda and Transgression, Dallas, Texas

1994    Rob Caslin and Art McSweeney: Recent Works, Forest Park Art Space, Fort Worth, Texas     

            Glancing East, Looking West: A Survey of Contemporary Texas Art, Amarillo Museum of Art, Amarillo, Texas

            Three Alumni, Durbin Gallery, Birmingham Southern College, Birmingham, Alabama

1993    Remastered, Transco Towers Gallery, Houston, Texas

1992    Art In The Metroplex, Moody Gallery, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas

1991    The Perfect World In Contemporary Art, San Antonio Museum of Art, San Antonio, Texas

            Friends of 500X, 500X Gallery, Dallas, Texas

            Young Printmakers, Birmingham Art Association, Birmingham, Alabama

 

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Exhibition Catalogs

2001    Hand Job.  Essay by Jeffrey T. Dalton.

2000    The Tao of Painting: Principles in Monochrome.  Essays by Marina Zakarian and Dr. Johannes Meinhardt.

1999    Techno.  Essay by Randall Garrett. 

1998    A Cool Show:  Abstract Painting.  Essay by Michael Odom.

1996    Texas Realism.  Essay by Tony Marino.

1991    The Perfect World In Contemporary Art.  Essays by Jim Edwards and Gerald Burns.

 

Selected Writings About The Artist

2003    Kutner, Janet. “DMA Gives Out … Grants to 8 Texas Artists.” The Dallas Morning News, May 26. 

             Daniel, Mike. “Upwards, at UD’s Haggerty Gallery.” The Dallas Morning News, February 14.

2001    Robertson, Johnny. "Robert Caslin, Four Walls" Artlies, Summer 2001.

            Renoylds, Kelly. "Hand Job: A Survey" Artlies, Summer 2001.

1999    Daniel, Mike. “On The Verge: Promising Young Artists Get Precious Exposure.” The Dallas Morning News,

July 30.

1998    Akhtar, Suzanne. “Abstract Works Achieve An Amazing Depth.” The Fort Worth Star Telegram, February 22.

            Daniel, Mike. “Simple Compositions Mask Deep Textures.” The Dallas Morning News, February 27.

            Daniel, Mike. “Simply Cool: AMA Exhibition Rediscovers Texas Abstraction.” The Dallas Morning News, August 7.

            Rankin, Jennifer. “Sweet Abstraction.” The Arlington Morning News, August 7.

            Tyson, Janet. “Cool Rules.” The Fort Worth Star Telegram, August 6.

            Tyson, Janet. “Cool In The Abstract.” The Fort Worth Star Telegram, August 13.

            Schnellenbach-Bogle, Stacy. “Cool Enough.”  Fort Worth Weekly, August 20 - 27.

            Massey-Helber, Annabelle.  “For Art’s Sake.” The Met, August 27 - September 2.

            Rees, Christina.  “Driven To Abstraction.”  Dallas Observer, August 27 - September 2.

            Mitchell, Charles Dee. “Cool Show Keeps Its Distance.” The Dallas Morning News, September 10.

            Tyson, Janet. “Ten Artists On The Brink Of The Big Time.” The Fort Worth Star Telegram, October 18.    

1995    Kutner, Janet. “Art In Out-Of-The-Way Places”. The Dallas Morning News, September 27.

            Tyson, Janet. “New Texas Artists Get Real.” Fort Worth Star Telegram, December 3.

1991     Goddard, Don R. “A Contemporary Look At Texas Art.” The San Antonio Express News, October 6.

 

PUBLIC COLLECTIONS

American Airlines

Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas

 

AWARDS

2020 The New Normal: An Artist’s Response to COVID-19 Grant, Fort Worth, Texas.

2007    The Artist’s Eye, Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas

2003    Otis and Velma Davis Dozier Travel Grant, Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, Texas.

2002    New American Paintings, Seventh Western Competition, Jurors: Michael Auping, Chief Curator and Andrea

Karnes, Associate Curator, Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.

1998    Juror’s Award, Main Street Festival Exhibition, Contemporary Art Center, Fort Worth, Texas, Juror: Vernon

Fisher.