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The Contemporary Arts Museum Houston is pleased topresent the final three shows organized under the broader exhibition Outside the Lines.Presented on the occasion of the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston's 65th anniversary...

Holly Johnson Gallery has split the body and mind with her offering of John Adelman and Anna Bogatin...

Stack, who has taught UH for about 40 years, has painted with a consistent vision for decades...

Holly Johnson Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Anna Bogatin: Wanderings...

John Adelman follows the rules. Rules prescribe the subject for each of his drawings. Precise and odd, they dominate every mark.

42 page fully illustrated catalogue published on the occasion of "John Adelman: One of Two" from November 23 - February 15, 2014. Catalogue includes an essay by Jonathan A. Molina-Garcia.

Available at the gallery and on Blurb.  

Holly Johnson Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of, John Adelman: One of Two, an exhibition of new drawings that elicit astonishing imagery from painstaking work with logical systems.

38 page fully illustrated exhibition catalogue published on the occasion of "Kim Squaglia: Gossamer" from Oct 12 - Dec 21, 2013 at Holly Johnson Gallery. Catalogue includes an essay by Jonathan A. Molina-Garcia.

Available at the gallery and on Blurb.

New York is not an easy city. It may be interesting for a visit but it's hard to live there. It's dirty, and often hostile. I guess I really don't like the city, which may pose a problem, now that Ana has kindly invited me to write a text about our meetings there. She wants me to portray her with Manhattan as the background, but I feel slightly uncomfortable. I cannot be entirely objective. I've mentioned this feeling to her in order to avoid any misunderstanding, but my complaints didnʼt faze her. I suspect she likes New York. Maybe she is brave. Or bold. Or maybe she just likes the city so much, she fears mythologizing it, and that's why she's asked me to write this. Now that I think about it, I feel she's not afraid of a final portrait with lights and shadows. And curiously, it is this game of luminous contrasts that has shaped our encounters in the city...

Holly Johnson Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of, “Kim Squaglia: Gossamer”, an exhibition of new paintings by the Sacramento based artist. An opening reception for the artist will be held Saturday, October 12, from 6 to 8 p.m.