News

These are the forgotten places in your neighborhood....artist Kim Cadmus Owens celebrates the places we ignore

Mike Osborne's newest and highly conceptual body of work, "Monopoly" opens with a stylized and metaphorical diptych of the famous...

The apocalypse may be a popular trope in sci-fi film and mass market fiction, but it's not something...

Holly Johnson Gallery in Dallas is pleased to announce the opening of Thistle, an exhibition of paintings and drawings by Gael Stack…

Insipred by meeting John Cage in New York in the 1990s, after pursuing cello studies at the Oberlin Conservatory...

Illinois Avenue is the place to go if you want cash for gold — though be advised that the street is now known as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. If your marriage is on the rocks, head over to Pacific Avenue, where A.C. Dolls, a “premier gentleman’s club,” advertises divorce parties. And on Virginia Avenue, there is yet another casino...

Translating Monopoly as an artistic engine and metaphor for debunked capitalism is the compelling conceptual asset of Mike Osborne’s exhibition, Monopoly, at Holly Johnson Gallery...

Quiet, poetic, intimate - it occurs to me that paintings like these...

Relying on routine to draw inspiration - Artist James Drake starts every workday with a routine akin to many a workaday life...

54 page fully illustrated exhibition catalogue published on the occasion of "Dornith Doherty: Oasis" from September 20, 2014 - January 4, 2015 at the Art Museum of Southeast Texas in Beaumont, Texas. Catalogue includes an essay by Angela Kingston, an independent curator and writer based in London, U.K. 

Available at the gallery and on Blurb.