Ted Kincaid

Better Late Than Never — The Fall Edition of ATELIER is Finally Here!

Yes, it’s fashionably late, but the Fall Edition of ATELIER has officially arrived. This one’s packed with studio updates, new projects, and reflections that trace where the creative impulse begins and where it insists on going.

Thank you!

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I’m loving Bluesky! Need to just abandon some other platforms and spread the love here more. Great Saturday evening at The Nasher Prize Gala with friends!

Ted Kincaid: Towards A Queer Transcendence opens this evening from 5 - 7 PM at Liliana Bloch Gallery 🌈

Ted Kincaid: Towards a Queer Transcendence, opens at Liliana Bloch Gallery from March 8 to April 19, 2025.

🌈 Join us for the opening reception on Saturday, March 8, 5–7 PM to celebrate this incredible body of work.

Liliana Bloch Gallery
4741 Memphis Street, Dallas, TX 75207

Trump’s latest power grab:

❄️Federal funding frozen, leaving communities stranded.

🚨ICE raids ramp up, tearing families apart.

🪖 Watchdogs fired, DEI dismantled, and the military overhauled by executive order.

This isn’t leadership—it’s destruction of our democracy.

Museum Acquisition: TRINITY 12171, 2023, Pigment on Hahnemühle Bamboo 60 x 80”, has been acquired by The Columbus Museum for its permanent collection. Located in Columbus, GA, The Columbus Museum is one of the Southeast’s largest museums, renowned for its dedication to American art.

Save the Date!

Ted Kincaid: Towards a Queer Transcendence, opens at Liliana Bloch Gallery from March 8 to April 19, 2025.

🌈 Join us for the opening reception on Saturday, March 8, 5–7 PM to celebrate this incredible body of work.

Liliana Bloch Gallery
4741 Memphis Street, Dallas, TX 75207

I am thrilled to be part of the exhibition "There’s No Place Like Home: Queer Placemaking In The American South" at the Illges Gallery, Columbus State University, in Columbus, Georgia. Jonathan Walz curated this amazingly relevant exhibition, and it makes me happy when someone truly “gets@ my work.

New work fresh out of the studio…

Please CALL your U.S. House Representative TODAY and ask them to VOTE NO ON H.R. 9495. You can find your representative on HOUSE.GOV. The phone number to the US capital switchboard through which you can get to the office of any representative or senator is 202-224-3121 .

Pulling out a suite of five intaglio prints that has suddenly become relevant again. This print is titled “Thoughts & Prayers” from The Kakistocracy Portfolio. 23x19”, Edition of 10.