Honora Jacob: Contemporary Histories
The history behind each of these figures is fascinating. At her artist talk, Honora described the accomplishments, scandals and fate of each. We enjoyed it so much that in the gallery we have posted a brief summary next to each piece. We highly encourage you to come see this show in person, get draw... read full post »
posted on 2/6/2016
John Adelman + Joseph Janson: Virtual Tour
This show presents a curious world. Joseph Janson's sculptures depict a slightly off human reality and John Adelman's drawings give us a window into a mechanical and obsessive mind. Each works with line and pattern in such different ways, however seeing them in conjunction, each compliments the othe... read full post »
posted on 1/13/2016
Angie Renfro: Virtual Tour
It's always a pleasure to show Angie Renfro's paintings, but especially this time. This is the debut of her new series based on more organic subject matter inspired by her recent commute from Chicago to a small town in Colorado. Renfro is moving to rural Colorado full time and it is exciting to see ... read full post »
posted on 12/8/2015
Malcolm Bucknall : Virtual Tour
Malcolm created this show over the past 3 years. At 80 years old, his humor and technical control is astounding. It was so great to see fans, young and old, engage with this master during his artist talk and opening reception. He was, as always, warm and welcoming and his work continues to bring a s... read full post »
posted on 11/12/2015
Priscilla Robinson: Virtual Tour
This show of Priscilla's is about movement. Each work feels airy, caught mid-flutter across a horizon. The delicate nature of her handmade paper lends itself to this graceful sense of floating. She has once again succeeded in creating emotion from shape and texture.... read full post »
posted on 10/4/2015
Mallory Page Virtual Tour
Mallory Page's current show is awash with color and light. Her thin translucent layers roll in like waves on the beach during a sunny still day. The more time you spend with these paintings the more you discover. Like one client said, the paintings are similar to a complex glass of wine, their flavo... read full post »
posted on 9/8/2015
Wally Workman Gallery Celebrates 35 Years!
Established in 1980, Austin was a sleepy college town and West Sixth Street was known for its Sunday brunch. Today, Austin is the 11th largest and 2nd fastest growing city in the country. As Austin has changed, the Gallery has been able to grow its programming. In 1980, the local market could suppor... read full post »
posted on 7/27/2015
