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    Ten20 Art Gallery

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    Valley House Gallery - Rainy but that's ok

    Valley House Gallery

    4.4(13 reviews)
    7.7 miNorth Dallas
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    Kevin and Cheryl Vogel have a gallery,grounds and business to be envied and respected. Carrying on…read morean art tradition started by his father in the 1950s,a special place Valley House Gallery is. If you like to look at,learn about or buy art,you owe it to yourself to visit this oasis in the middle of Dallas.

    The Vogals created this nihilist art exhibit and a garden for the statues. There is no cost to…read moreenjoy this exhibit. A cluster of figures in the front has provocative signs of the "We all bleed the same color" ilk. Yard signs are that bitter pill we must swallow. Who wants to be lectured by a child? There is a nice air-conditioned house that has nihilist paintings and, (oddly) a couple of very good realism paintings on the floor leaning against the wall. The garden is very peaceful and interesting with a good selection of well maintained Texas flora. Benches along the trail make for a nice pause in the walk to enjoy the scenes. There are also some nice tables and chairs about for a group of 4 if you want to bring your lunch or playing cards. Faceless statues and some broken abstracts of people are about the grounds. This is a great place to read a book. I suggest Ivan Turgenev's book Fathers and Sons. It is the story of a son who brings home his school chum from Moscow to meet his parents who live a simple life in the country with simple Russian values. The son is mesmerized by the seeming brilliance of his nihilist friend who confides about a conversation he had with an older woman: "'Of course, you can't understand me; we belong,' I said, 'to two different generations.' She was dreadfully offended, while I thought, 'There's no help for it. It's a bitter pill, but she has to swallow it.' You see, now, our turn has come, and our successors can say to us, 'You are not of our generation; swallow your pill.'"

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