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Kim Cadmus Owens grew up in Dallas, moved away to study fine arts...

Todd Camplin’s suite of new ink drawings are as dense as they are weightless. They perfectly capture his signature style in delicate and labor intensive images that are heavy on the reds and blues. His former compositions used language such that names, or other text, to form the basis for abstractions done on paper. What can be called lines of text, or streams or strings, flow and repeat themselves in compelling patterns that he expertly renders in free form shapes... 

Holly Johnson Gallery is pleased to present Contain Me, an exhibition of new ink drawings by Todd Camplin...

Ana Esteve Llorens talks with her hands, eyes, and the spaces between words. This isn’t due to an inability to talk about her work or a lack of conceptual rigor. In her pauses, that second-long search for the perfect word, there is the knowledge that no word or phrase is a precise substitute for the experience of her work...

Now in her third decade as a working artist, Dornith Doherty has never seemed to slow down or stop probing into...

Behind the scenes with Michelle Mackey...

Holly Johnson Gallery in Dallas is pleased to announce the opening of the exhibition Back & Forth: Celebrating 10 Years on Saturday, April 4, from 6-8 pm. Back & Forth commemorates the tenth anniversary of Holly Johnson Gallery, located in its new home in the Dallas Design District...

Abstract art professor teaches from experience...

James Lumsden's new series 'Reflex' is comprised of paintings that emerge from baroque curves of light and color, which palpitate with energetic life. The artist maneuvers acrylic paint mixed with a gloss medium by using tools such as squeegees to drag and pull pigment across the gesso canvas surface, layer upon layer, to create a mesmeric world for his viewer...

Moderndallas.net features gallery artists, Dornith Doherty and Kim Cadmus Owens, in their review this month...