Dallas Art Fair x Overland
For nearly 40 years, internationally renowned, Texas-based architecture firm, Overland, and its team of architects and designers have been engaged in projects that deeply integrate fine art — from residences and stadiums designed to house world-class collections to collaborations with some of the world’s most noted contemporary artists. 

 

Moderated by Adrian Madlener, Conversation by Design: At the Intersection of Fine Art and Architecture will feature an engaging dialogue between Overland senior principal architects Rick Archer, Tim Blonkvist and Bryan Trubey, as well as art advisor Temple Shipley. The group will discuss Overland’s past work — including the Ellsworth Kelly Chapel and James Turrell Skyspace projects at the University of Texas at Austin and the Stoffel Residence in Dallas Texas, as well as Trubey’s work on AT&T Stadium while at a previous firm — and the ways in which the built environment and fine art go hand in hand. 

About Temple Shipley, Founder & Advisor, Temple Shipley Art Advisory

After serving on the curatorial teams at the Art Institute of Chicago and the Dallas Museum of Art, Temple Shipley founded her art consulting business in 2019. As an advisor to family offices, hospitality groups, and individuals, Temple educates her clients and navigates them through the contemporary art world. In addition to advising on art transactions, Temple and her team manage multiple private collections and consult on philanthropic strategies, museum donations, and generational transfers. Temple earned her BA in Art History from the University of Chicago and recently served on the board of Sweet Pass Sculpture Park.