Nancy Littlejohn Fine Art - Houston, Texas

Summer may look quieter than usual at Houston’s art galleries, but the scene is buzzing along in a different mode.

Art Austerlitz will hold an inaugural  reception on Saturday, August 1, 2020 from noon until 4 p.m. for the exhibit “Coming Soon” where the creative endeavors of twelve local and regional contemporary artists will be displayed in the 1852 Austerlitz Church on Route 22 in the hamlet of Austerlitz, N.Y.  The Austerlitz Historical Society presents Art Austerlitz as a gallery dedicated to promoting and sharing the work of contemporary artists living and working in the area.

The AMA had the honor of collaborating with Knox Martin himself to bring Arlington a unique exhibition unlike any it has seen before. The exhibit will feature pieces from the SHE series and the WOMAN series in addition to many other incredible works from the artist’s impressive career.

Artnet is one of the leading online platforms designed to make collecting art easy. Today, NLFA has become the newest gallery to come alongside similar world-renowned art institutions.

The first ever Anderson Ranch Un-Gala was a huge success! Our guests tuned in for the event from the comfort of their own homes to enjoy a cocktail-making lesson with Jonathan Pullis of 7908, a toast from Catherine Opie, a live auction and scholarship paddle raise and music from DJ Kebi. You made this special evening a wonderful success and helped us raise more than $500,000 to support Anderson Ranch’s educational programs!

Monya Rowe Gallery is pleased to present a summer group exhibition titled Outside Touch featuring Polina Barskaya, Larissa Bates, Anne Buckwalter, Bambou Gili, Asif Hoque, Dylan Hurwitz, Vera Iliatova, Kate Klingbeil, Aubrey Levinthal, Emily Marie Miller, Justin Liam O’Brien, Gretchen Scherer and Anastasiya Tarasenko. The gallery is reopening with summer hours on July 22.

Dateline Dallas. The art market is about to get far more interesting — with a proven Texas entity boldly entering the lucrative world of art commerce. The revelation came in with an email touting a venture launched by one of the most respected, and successful, boutique art fairs in America. That would be the Dallas Art Fair, now in its 12th year, a Texas-founded and Texas-headquartered fair that every spring stands at the epicenter of Dallas Arts Month, crafting a scene spun around its hub at Fashion Industry Gallery, steps from the Dallas Arts District.

The Dallas Art Fair scored such a surprising amount of success with its virtual edition this past spring that event organizers are now launching a permanent digital platform. Today, the company behind the Dallas Art Fair launched Culture Place, a year-round online marketplace with an emphasis on regional dealers.

All new for Summer 2020 and installed through September of 2021, 17 sculptures by local, national and internationally-acclaimed artists are installed outdoors around the Anderson Ranch campus near Aspen, Colorado.

A group of 80 artists from around the country, led by rafa esparza and Cassils, teamed up to produce sky-typed messages that appeared over immigrant detention camps around the United States, as well as other sites related to immigration, internment and incarceration.

Inman Gallery is pleased to present Animal Crossing, an online exhibition of paintings and sculpture organized by Dana Frankfort and Jackie Gendel.  The exhibition will be online July 3 – August 29.  Click on images for more information. Artists in the exhibition are: Bill Adams, Sachiko Akiyama, Helen Altman, Polly Apfelbaum, Debra Barrera, Hannah Barrett, Richard Bosman, Natasha Bowdoin, Bridget Caramagna, Jennifer Coates, Jillian Conrad, Holly Coulis, Gilad Efrat, Jonathan Ehrenberg, Andre Ethier, Matthew F. Fisher, Kevin Ford, Walton Ford, Francesca Fuchs, Chie Fueki, Peter Gallo, Mark Thomas Gibson, Glenn Goldberg, Suzy Gonzalez, Karen Heagle, Fox Hysen, Vera Iliatova, Breehan James, Jules Buck Jones, Marina Kappos, Anna Mayer, Sarah McEneaney, David McGee, Melissa Miller, Jiha Moon, Katrina Moorhead, Kristin Musgnug, Alexis Pye, Alan Reid, Adrianne Rubenstein, Zoe Pettijohn Schade, Judd Schiffman, Beth Secor, Duane Slick, Kyle Staver, Lanecia Rouse Tinsley, Jemima Wyman.

On Friday, June 26, 2020 a federal judge in Los Angeles ordered the release of all migrant children from ICE’s three family detention centers . There are currently eleven children and parents who have tested positive for Covid-19 at the Karnes Family Detention Center in Karnes City, TX. The full order requires the Department of Homeland Security to release children in detention by July 17th if they have been held in ICE family detention centers for more than 20 days. The order states what we already know: that ICE CAN release parents with their children immediately. We cannot wait until July 17th for ICE to release all adults and children. The order also states that ICE is required to report their progress on July 8th which opens the door for ICE to finalize a formal plan for family separation. This deadline is NOT an excuse to release children separately from their parents.