February 21 - March 21, 2015
An exhibition of colored glass sculptures and vessels by Toots Zynsky. Among the original team of artists who founded the Pilchuck Glass Center in Stanwood, WA in 1971, Zynsky is widely known for her unique works and pioneering techniques.
Artist Anna Mavromatis has used a variety of printmaking and paper staining techniques to create these new works.
Longtime artist Kermit Oliver’s new paintings and works on paper, marking his 27th year of representation by Hooks-Epstein. Last year, Oliver received the first Lifetime […]
St. Leger chooses the city and its people as the focus of his watercolors, “because the delicate spilling of watercolor on concrete isn’t a gesture […]
Robert Boyd (The Great God Pan is Dead) will conduct a Q & A session with McCartney. Champagne and sweet treats will be served! Please […]
This will be McCartney’s debut exhibition with Hooks-Epstein after 10 years with Goldesberry Gallery.
Hometown hero Pruitt returns to his H-town stomping grounds hot on the heels of a solo show at The Studio Museum Harlem.
PaperCity’s, Catherine Anspon talks to Rahul Mitra!.She will be talking to him about his exhibition, Race, Religion, Politics, Art and Sex at the end of […]
An exhibition about poverty, customs, technology and linguistics through visual street language.
Robert Boyd (The Great God Pan is Dead) will be conducting a Q & A session with artists, Jacqueline Dee Parker and Ward Sanders. Robert’s smart and […]
In Birds of Time, Ward Sanders has constructed boxes of different sizes and places instruments and objects within them while Jacqueline Dee Parker’s work cross-pollinates the […]
Kelley collages her son’s discarded school papers into her mixed-media drawings.
Glass artist Ross Richmond breaks down the human body into its basic shape as if it were covered by cloth.
Leger chooses the city as the focus in his atmospheric watercolors.
Artists include: Gregory Michael Carter – acrylic, transfer on maps, Ann Johnson – iron relief prints, found objects, Anna Mavromatis – monotypes in folded structures, […]
New paintings and works on paper. Oliver was the subject of an article in the October 2012 issue of Texas Monthly. He was also featured […]
Newly represented glass artists. Including Robert Burch, Kerrick Johnson, David Patchen, Marlene Rose, and Phil Vickery.
Figure sculpture by Dallas artist Deborah Ballard.
Drawings influenced by hidden feelings, beliefs, dreams, and fears.
Dunlevie collages everyday, familiar images and transforms them into compositions that hint at invisible, underlying structures using old record albums.
Richard Neidhardt was the art director at the University of Florida Press in the early fifties. He taught at the University of Florida, Hardin Simmons […]
Ward Sanders constructs boxes of different sizes and places instruments and objects within them which, he feels, symbolize access to the unknown.
