A site-specific work for the Dallas Museum of Art's Sculpture Garden, Dallas Snake is an enormous, lively, and surreal sculpture standing over fifteen feet tall.

Julian Stanczak’s paintings are commonly associated with the Op Art movement, a term coined by Donald Judd after seeing Stanczak’s influential show at Martha Jackson Gallery in 1964.

The intensely colored forms of this still life seem to vibrate next to each other, heightened by the vigorously applied paint that is thickly crusted in some areas and dripped in others. The liveliness of color and paint application creates a space imbued with energy.

This realist painting by Fort-Worth based artist J.T. Grant depicts a dramatic, partially sunlit cloud formation. Painted from memory, Grant's "real" scene borders on the surreal, with a cloud assuming the shape of a strange animal or a floating island.

This print is from The Good Bourgeois, a series composed of ninety-five lithographs published in