Albert

Shaw

Albert Shaw is an artist from Marshall, Texas and resides in Dallas, Texas. He received a BFA from North Texas State University in 1973 and completed additional studies in photography and printmaking at The University of Texas at Arlington. During his career, Shaw has been an art teacher in the public school system in Dallas and has been employed to curate a traveling exhibition of local Dallas artists as a part of the Biannual National Black Artist Festival in Atlanta, Georgia. He has also work as a “public artist” for the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) by designing sculptures for the rail stations.

Shaw has exhibited his multimedia work in places like the Museum of Science and Industry in Los Angeles, The Arlington Art Museum in Arlington, Texas, the National conference of Artists’ 2^nd International Exhibition in Bahia, Brazil, and the Treme Museum in New Orleans, Louisiana.

MADI is a great artistic adventure, and perhaps, the only existing movement which can justify half a century of existence. MADI is more than an avant-garde movement; it has an underlying wave with several and differing offspring. It is the slow-paced growth of a tectonic plate in the history of art. Indeed, since art and environment are perveived as the fusion of two cultural phenomena, the progression and expression of both of these blend in everyday life.

From ” MADI: Concept Overview”, Paris, 2004
ROGER NEYRAT | Artist

Albert

Shaw

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