Laura Lewis, Brazos Clay, 2012, oil/panel, 34x32 in.
The Texas Aesthetic V
The Fifth Annual Exhibition of Contemporary Texas Regionalism May 11-July 28, 2012
The State of Art in The Lone Star State:
The Fifth Texas Aesthetic
For the fifth straight year, William Reaves Fine Art welcomes our Houston and Texas clients to the annual Texas Aesthetic exhibition. The show represents the gallery’s yearly engagement with some of the state’s most prominent contemporary artists and has become a hallmark event for Texas art patrons and gallery-goers throughout the state! As the name suggests, this is an unapologetic, Texas-centered event in which the traditions of Texas painting and print-making take center stage. Viewers who gift themselves with the time to encounter this exhibition will no-doubt discover the robust and distinctive Texas aesthetic which is revealed in the content, palette, style and scale of the 50-plus works on view, all of which are sublimely executed by 17 of the foremost artists working in our state today.
Keith Davis, Joe, 2012, oil/masonite, 24x19 inches
As with all WRFA exhibitions, The Texas Aesthetic constitutes a continuation of our on-going celebration of the artistic legacy of our state, with the objective here being that of reflecting upon how these rich traditions continue to play out in Texas art of today. This exhibition accentuates classic style and imagery born in earlier twentieth-century Texas art and continues still today, imbuing fine Texas works of all eras with distinctive timbre and regional identity. To this end, The Texas Aesthetic has evolved into one of the most important legacy shows relating to the historic qualities of great Texas art! It is an exhibition that evokes the allure of both past and present art scenes of the Lone Star State, all rolled nicely into one compelling presentation. William Young, The Space Between, 2012, acrylic/masonite, 36x28 inches
The artists represented are the Texas regionalists of today, and they are proud to wear that moniker. They rejoice in their Texas roots and experiences, and carry a common devotion for conveying the strength and vitality of their home state through Pat Gabriel, Road Trip 1, 2011, oil/canvas, 13x28 inches their wide-ranging artistic output. Each of the 17 is accomplished in his/her own right, all creating individual statements in art which have garnered significant attention and acclaim. While clearly placing their own imprimatur on present-day Texas art, the artists shown here are not afraid to acknowledge the inspiration and influence of pioneering Texas forebears who forged artistic paths before them in the early and midtwentieth century. In this sense, the exhibition affords viewers a “double-dip” into elements of an authentic Texas aesthetic, offering a feast for the eyes in the form of an exceptional collection of works by living Texas masters, while providing imagery or technique harking back to past Texas giants, such as Frank Reaugh, Julian Onderdonk, Dawson Dawson-Watson, Jerry Bywaters, Otis Dozier, Porfirio Salinas and others. With this as backdrop, we invite friends and patrons to join us for the The Texas Aesthetic V. We urge you to mark your calendars now to view this rare assemblage of spectacular works by Texas’ most prominent contemporary artists. We further hasten to add our word of advice to astute Texas collectors everywhere to seriously consider adding these artists and their works to personal collections of Texas art. As with their earlier predecessors in Texas art, one is wise to get them while you still can! Visit soon. Enjoy Texas art. We look forward to seeing you at this year’s Texas Aesthetic.
Randy Bacon, Marfa, 2011, oil/canvas, 13x100 inches
The Texas Aesthetic V Exhibition Checklist 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Artist
Title of Work
Date
Medium
Randy Bacon Randy Bacon Randy Bacon Randy Bacon Randy Bacon Randy Bacon Keith Davis Keith Davis Keith Davis Keith Davis Jon Flaming Jon Flaming Jon Flaming Pat Gabriel Pat Gabriel Pat Gabriel Pat Gabriel Hunter George Hunter George Hunter George Hunter George Robert Harrison Robert Harrison Robert Harrison Robert Harrison Lee Jamison Lee Jamison Lee Jamison Robb Kendrick Robb Kendrick Robb Kendrick
Conversation Marfa Near Lubbock (Spade Ranch) Old Henry’s House (Lamesa) Viento #2 Viento #3 Joe Pete Sad Cowboy Western Romance Abandoned Farmhouse, Central Texas Abandoned Store, Lucas, Texas Abandoned Texaco, West, Texas Downpour Grove Road Trip 1 Road Trip 2 Burton Cotton Gin Sinclair Station Texas Coast The Bank at Eddie Texas A Texas Trail Blooming Cactus Country Texas Trail Prickly Pear Vista Cattle Drive Down Congress Avenue Evening After Rain Turning the Lead Boots Oneal, 6666 Ranch, Texas Cliff (Frosty) Foster, JA Ranch, Texas From Left, George Bruton, Luke Lucero, Matt Jennings, Bob Hollowell, Joe Leathers, and Jared Jewkes, 6666 Ranch Dixon Creek, Texas
2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2011 2011 2012 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2012 2012 2012 2011 2012 2004 2006 2004
oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/masonite oil/wood oil/board oil/masonite oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas watercolor watercolor watercolor watercolor oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/board oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas tintype tintype tintype
Dimensions (inches) 10x20 13x100 15 3/4x78 17x60 18x24 18x24 24x19 24x17 3/4 24x20 24x19 36x48 22x28 30x40 27 1/2 x50 19x40 13x28 13x28 15 1/2x19 1/2 14x11 12x36 22x16 30x40 16x20 20x28 10x8 30x40 18x36 24x48 7x5 7x5 5x7
Artist
Title of Work
Date
Medium
32 Robb Kendrick 33 Robb Kendrick
Jim Dacus, Dacus Livestock, Texas Kynn Patterson, 1/3
2004 2005
34 35 36 37
Brazos Clay Rain Song Turnrow Empress of Silence
2012 2012 2012 2010
38 William Montgomery 39 William Montgomery 40 William Montgomery
Master of Twilight, 10/75 No Place to Hide Red Diamond Rattlesnake, 11/30
2011 2012 n/d
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67
Voracious Flowers in Mesquite Country Longhorn Cow Morning Light on Tule Mountain West Texas Morning with Black Cows Looking Through the Haze The Grand and the Small Weathered Many A Storm A Used to Be Place At Mission Concepcion, I At Mission Concepcion, II Bait Stands Spring Shops (Spring, TX) Double Splendor 2 Protected Red Crown 3 Red Crown 5 Casa Grande from Pinnacles Trail Cathedrals on the Colorado Into the Basin Looking East from Croton Springs Window Trail Complementary Unifying Resolutions Continuous Articulating Anomalies High Desert Landscape No. 4 Partially Transitioning Articulations Reflected Continuous Permutations
2011 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2011 2008 2008 2011 2011 2011 2011 2010 2011 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2008 2006 2011 2012 2007
tintype archival pigment print oil on panel oil/panel oil/panel etching & aquatint oil/canvas oil/canvas hand colored etching oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas panel oil/canvas oil/canvas pastel/board pastel/board pastel/board watercolor watercolor watercolor watercolor watercolor oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/panel oil/panel oil/panel acrylic/canvas oil/panel oil/panel acrylic/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas acrylic/paper acrylic/paper oil/canvas
Laura Lewis Laura Lewis Laura Lewis William Montgomery
William Montgomery Noe Perez Noe Perez Noe Perez Noe Perez Jeri Salter Jeri Salter Jeri Salter Erik Sprohge Erik Sprohge Erik Sprohge Erik Sprohge Erik Sprohge Debbie Stevens Debbie Stevens Debbie Stevens Debbie Stevens Bob Stuth-Wade Bob Stuth-Wade Bob Stuth-Wade Bob Stuth-Wade Bob Stuth-Wade Jim Woodson Jim Woodson Jim Woodson Jim Woodson Jim Woodson
Dimensions (inches) 7x5 36x24 34x32 40x28 32x45 12x18 36x50 36x50 12x18 18x24 30x24 12x16 20x30 24x36 24x36 18x18 14x18 15x22 22x14 22x14 14x22 15x22 24x48 30x30 36x48 36x48 12x19 32x19 20x16 12x15 30x24 36x48 36x24 23x30 23x30 72x48
Randy Bacon Biographical Highlights • 1957, born in Abilene, Texas
Education/Art Instruction • 1976-77, University of Texas at Austin • 1980, BFA, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas • 2003, summer fellowship at Vermont Studio Center • 2007, MFA, Texas Christian University, Ft. Worth, Texas
Selected Public Exhibitions and Collections
• 2007, A Sense of Place, The Grace Museum, Abilene • 2007, Hunting Art Prize Exhibition, Houston, Texas • 2009, A Cell of One’s Own, The Old Jail Art Center, Albany, Texas • 2010, Art of the Red River War: A Clash of Cultures on the Southern Plains, Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, Canyon, Texas • The Grace Museum, Abilene, Texas • John and Bobbie Nau Collection of Texas Art
1. Randy Bacon Conversation, 2011 oil/canvas 10 x 20 inches
2. Randy Bacon Marfa, 2011 oil/canvas 13 x 100 inches
3. Randy Bacon Near Lubbock (Spade Ranch), 2011 oil/canvas 15 3/4 x 78 inches
4. Randy Bacon Old Henry’s House, 2011 oil/canvas 17 x 60 inches
5. Randy Bacon Viento #2, 2011 oil/canvas 18 x 24 inches
6. Randy Bacon Viento #3, 2011 oil/canvas 18 x 24 inches
Keith Davis Biographical Highlights • 1955, born in Levelland, Texas
Selected Public Exhibitions and Collections • Numerous private collections
Education/Art Instruction • Self Taught Artist • Levelland High School, Levelland, Texas • Attended South Plains Junior College, Levelland, Texas
4. Keith Davis Joe, 2012 oil/masonite 24 x 19 inches
5. Keith Davis Pete, 2012 oil/wood 24 x 17 3/4 inches
6. Keith Davis Sad Cowboy, 2012 oil/board 24 x 20 inches
7. Keith Davis Western Romance, 2012 oil/masonite 24 x 19 inches
Jon Flaming Biographical Highlights • 1962, Born in Wichita, Kansas • 1968, Family moved to Texas
Education/Art Instruction • 1985, BFA, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas
8. Jon Flaming Abandoned Farmhouse, 2012 oil/canvas 36 x 48 inches
Selected Public Exhibitions and Collections • 2007, Then and Now , Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas • 2008, Art in the Metroplex, Texas Christian University, Ft. Worth, Texas • 2010, Bobbie & John Nau collection of Texas Art (Drawing on the Past), The Grace Museum, Abilene, Texas • Tyler Museum of Art, Tyler, Texas • Budweiser Silver Eagle Collection, Houston, Texas • The Grace Museum, Abilene, Texas
9. Jon Flaming Abandoned Store, Lucas, Texas, 2012 oil/canvas 22 x 28 inches
10. Jon Flaming Abandoned Texaco, West, Texas, 2012 oil/canvas 30 x 40 inches
Pat Gabriel Biographical Highlights • 1960, born in Chicago, Illinois • 1966, moves to Fort Worth, Texas
Education/Art Instruction • Self Taught Artist
11. Pat Gabriel Downpour, 2012 oil/canvas 27 1/2 x 50 inches
Selected Public Exhibitions and Collections
• 2009, American Landscape: Urban/Rural, Artspace 111, Ft. Worth, Texas • 2009-2010, Preservation is the Art of the City®, Fort Worth Community Arts Center • 2010-2011, Hunting Art Prize, Gulf States Toyota Friedkin Corporate Campus, Houston, Texas • John and Bobbie Nau Collection of Texas Art
12. Pat Gabriel Grove, 2011 oil/canvas 19 x 40 inches
13. Pat Gabriel Road Trip 1, 2011 oil/canvas 13 x 28 inches
14. Pat Gabriel Road Trip 2, 2012 oil/canvas 13 x 28 inches
Hunter George Biographical Highlights • 1932, born in Lynchburg, Virginia • 1952, Korean War Veteran, United States Air Force
Education/Art Instruction • 1959, BFA, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia
15. Hunter George Burton Cotton Gin, 2011 watercolor 15 1/2 x 19 1/2 inches
Selected Public Exhibitions and Collections • Watercolor Art Society, Houston • The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, Austin, Tx • Texas Highways Magazine, Austin, Tx • Texas Oil Museum, Luling, Tx • Cultural Activities Center, Temple, Tx
16. Hunter George Sinclair Station, 2011 watercolor 14 x 11 inches
17. Hunter George Texas Coast, 2011 watercolor 12 x 36 inches
18. Hunter George The Bank at Eddie Texas, 2011 watercolor 22 x 16 inches
Robert Harrison Biographical Highlights • 1949, born in San Antonio, Texas
Education/Art Instruction • Edison High School, San Antonio, Texas • San Antonio College, San Antonio, Texas
19. Robert Harrison A Texas Trail, 2011 oil/canvas 30 x 40 inches
Selected Public Exhibitions and Collections • Robert Harrison at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, Austin, Texas • Texas Ranger Hall of Fame, Waco, Texas • Buckhorn Museum, San Antonio, Texas
20. Robert Harrison Blooming Cactus, 2011 oil/canvas 16 x 20 inches
21. Robert Harrison Country Texas Trail, 2012 oil/canvas 20 x 28 inches
22. Robert Harrison Prickly Pear Vista, 2012 oil/board 10 x 8 inches
Lee Jamison Biographical Highlights • Resides in Dodge, Texas
Education/Art Instruction • 1977, A.A. Art Lon Morris College, Jacksonville, TX • 1979, B.A. Art Centenary College of Louisiana, Shreveport, LA
23. Lee Jamison Cattle Drive Down Congress Avenue, 2012 oil/canvas 30 x 40 inches
Selected Public Exhibitions and Collections • University of Texas- Texas Memorial Stadium, East Grandstand expansion, Austin, TX (1997) • Lon Morris College Millennium Mural, Jacksonville, TX (1999- 2000) • Bastrop County History Mural, Bastrop, Texas (2006) • Elgin Community Mural, Elgin, Texas (2007) • Mayborn Museum Complex Mammoth Mural, Baylor University, Waco, TX (2008)
24. Lee Jamison Evening After Rain, 2011 oil/canvas 18 x 36 inches
25. Lee Jamison Turning the Lead, 2012 oil/canvas 24 x 48 inches
Robb Kendrick Biographical Highlights • 1963, Born in Spur, Texas
Education/Art Instruction • 1981-85, East Texas State University, Commerce, Texas
Selected Public Exhibitions, Collections, and Publications • 2005, Revealing Character: Texas Tintypes, Bright Sky Press • 2004, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. • 2005 – 06, The Witte Museum, San Antonio, Texas • 2007, The Old Jail Art Center, Albany, Texas • 2011, The Wittliff Collections, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas • Collection of The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
26. Robb Kendrick Boots Oneal, 6666 Ranch, Texas, 2004 tintype 7 x 5 inches
27. Robb Kendrick Cliff (Frosty) Foster, JA Ranch, Texas, 2006 tintype 7 x 5 inches
28. Robb Kendrick From Left, George Bruton, Luke Lucero, Matt Jennings, Bob Hollowell, Joe Leathers, and Jared Jewkes, 6666 Ranch Dixon Creek, Texas, 2004 tintype 5 x 7 inches
29. Robb Kendrick Jim Dacus, Dacus Livestock, Texas, 2004 tintype 7 x 5 inches
30. Robb Kendrick Kynn Patterson, 1/3, 2004 archival pigment print 36 x 24 inches
Laura Lewis Biographical Highlights • 1954, Born in Austin, Texas
Education/Art Instruction • 1978, BS, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas
31. Laura Lewis Brazos Clay, 2012 oil/panel 34 x 32 inches
Selected Public Exhibitions and Collections • 2008, Lubbock Centennial Celebration: 50 years of Art, LHUCA, Lubbock, Texas • 2009, Using Rhythm and Movement to Create Harmonious Landscapes, by Jana Fowler, February issue of American Artist Magazine • 2010, Landscapes Re imagined, by Mary Lance, July issue of Texas Co-op Power Magazine: • John and Bobbie Nau Collection of Texas Art
32. Laura Lewis Rain Song, 2012 oil/panel 40 x 28 inches
33. Laura Lewis Turnrow, 2012 oil/panel 32 x 45 inches
William Montgomery Biographical Highlights • 1953, Born in Tyler, Texas, currently lives in Elgin, Texas
Education/Art Instruction • 1972, TFAA Scholarship, Texas Fine Arts Association • 1973-74, University of New Mexico • 1974, Perugia Fine Arts Academy, Perugia, Italy • 1974-75, Kansas City Art Institute • 1975-77, University of New Mexico • 1996, Award of Merit, Southwest ’96, Museum of New Mexico, Santa Fe, New Mexico
34. William Montgomery Empress of Silence, 10/75, 2010 etching and aquatint 12 x 18 inches
Selected Public Exhibitions and Collections • Albritton Collection, Dallas, Texas • Art Center of Waco, Waco, Texas • Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, Texas • Tyler Museum of Art, Tyler, Texas
35. William Montgomery Master of Twilight, 2011 oil/canvas 36 x 50 inches
36. William Montgomery No Place to Hide, 2012 oil/canvas 36 x 50 inches
37. William Montgomery Red Diamond Rattlesnake, 11/30, n/d hand colored etching 12 x 18 inches
38. William Montgomery Voracious, 2011 oil/canvas 18 x 24 inches
Noe Perez Biographical Highlights • 1958, Born in Falfurrias, Texas
Selected Public Exhibitions and Collections
• 2006-2008, Night of Artists, Briscoe Western Art Museum, San Antonio, Texas Education/Art Instruction • 2008-2011, Salon International Show, Greenhouse • 1979, BSCE (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering), Gallery, San Antonio, Texas • 2010, Texas Traditions, publication and show A&I University in Kingsville, Kingsville, Texas • John and Bobbie Nau Collection of Texas Art • University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX • San Jacinto Title Co., Corpus Christi, Texas
39. Noe Perez Flowers in Mesquite Country, 2012 oil/canvas 30 x 24 inches
40. Noe Perez Longhorn Cow, 2012 oil/canvas panel 12 x 16 inches
41. Noe Perez Morning Light on Tule Mountain, 2012 oil/canvas 20 x 30 inches
42. Noe Perez West Texas Morning with Black Cows, 2012 oil/canvas 24 x 36 inches
jeri Salter Biographical Highlights • 1955, born in Richmond, Virginia and currently resides in Round Rock, Texas
Education/Art Instruction
• 1983-84, Attends Glassell Art School, Houston, Texas • 1994-95, Attends Collin County Community College, Plano, Texas
43. Jeri Salter Looking Through the Haze, 2012 pastel/board 24 x 36 inches
Selected Public Exhibitions and Collections • 2006, Lady Bird Johnson’s Wildflower Center Holiday Show • 2007-2009, Austin Museum of Art’s Laguna Gloria Holiday Show • 2008, 2009, “Texas Wild Bunch” Professional Artist’s Show, Kerrville, TX • Corporate Collection – BNSF Railroad, Sally King Curator, “Racing the Storm”
44. Jeri Salter The Grand and the Small, 2012 pastel/board 18 x 18 inches
45. Jeri Salter Weathered Many a Storm, 2012 pastel/board 14 x 18 inches
Erik Sprohge Biographical Highlights • 1932, born Riga, Latvia • 1938, moves to Houston, Texas
Education/Art Instruction
• 1948, studies under Robert Preusser and Lowell Collins at Houston Museum School of Art • 1954, B.S. in architecture, Rice Institute, Houston, Texas • 1981, studies under Philip Renteria at Glassell School of Art, Houston, Texas
46. Erik Sprohge A Used to Be Place, 2011 watercolor 15 x 22 inches
Selected Public Exhibitions and Collections
• 1997, Lowell Collins Gallery, Houston • 2005, Rice Institute and The Visual Arts in Houston 1900-1960 • 2005, Lifetime Achievement Award as an Early Texas Artist, CASETA • 2006, Early Houston Artists in Houston Collec tions, The Heritage Society, Houston • 2002-06 & 2011, Participation in International show, WAS-H
47. Erik Sprohge At Mission Concepcion I, 2008 watercolor 22 x 14 inches
48. Erik Sprohge At Mission Concepcion II, 2008 watercolor 22 x 14 inches
49. Erik Sprohge Bait Stands, 20011 watercolor 14 x 22 inches
50. Erik Sprohge Spring Shops (Spring, TX), 20011 watercolor 15 x 22 inches
Debbie Stevens Biographical Highlights • 1955, born in Stillwater, Oklahoma • 1968, moves to Texas
Education/Art Instruction • 2004, BFA University of Texas at San Antonio
51. Debbie Stevens Double Splendor 2, 20011 oil/canvas 24 x 48 inches
Selected Public Exhibitions and Collections • 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2011, The Salon International, Greenhouse Gallery, San Antonio, TX • 2005, 2007-2010, Annual National Juried Exhibition, Oil Painters of America • 2005, Central Regional, Oil Painters of America • 2005, 2008, Annual Show, International Guild of Realism • 2008, Western Regional, Oil Painters of America • 2010, Birds in Art, Leigh Yawkey Woodson Museum, Wausau, Wisconsin
52. Debbie Stevens Protected, 20011 oil/canvas 30 x 30 inches
53. Debbie Stevens Red Crown 3, 2010 oil/panel 36 x 48 inches
54. Debbie Stevens Red Crown 5, 2011 oil/panel 36 x 48 inches
Bob Stuth-Wade Biographical Highlights •1953, Born in Norfolk, Virginia (Currently Lives and Works in Dublin, Texas)
Education/Art Instruction • Studied with Perry Nichols and Mary Sloan • 2006, Artists’ Fellowship Programme, The Ballinglen Arts Foundation, Ballycastle, North County Mayo, Republic of Ireland
Selected Public Exhibitions and Collections • 1973, Southwest Painting and Sculpture Exhibit, Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, Dallas, Texas • 2006, Shared Visions: Texas Artists Then and Now, curated by Paul Harris (traveling exhibition) • 2010, Drawing on the Past: Selections from the Bobbie and John Nau Collection of Texas Art, curated by Judy Tedford Deaton, Chief Curator, The Grace Museum, Abilene, Texas • Collection of San Angelo Museum of Art, San Angelo, Texas • Collection of The Grace Museum, Abilene, Texas
55. Bob Stuth-Wade Casa Grande from Pinnacles Trail, 2012 oil/panel 12 x 19 inches
56. Bob Stuth-Wade Cathedrals on the Colorado, 2012 acrylic/canvas 32 x 19 inches
57. Bob Stuth-Wade Into the Basin, 2012 oil/panel 20 x 16 inches
58. Bob Stuth-Wade Looking East from Croton Springs, 2012 oil/panel 12 x 15 inches
59. Bob Stuth-Wade Window Trail, 2012 acrylic/canvas 30 x 24 inches
Jim Woodson Biographical Highlights •1941, born in Waco, Texas
Selected Public Exhibitions and Collections
• 1980, Focus: Jim Woodson, The Fort Worth Art Museum • 1991, Jim Woodson: Recent Paintings, Modern Art Education/Art Instruction Museum of Fort Worth, Fort Worth, Texas • 1967, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, • 2002, Jim Woodson: Over Time, The Old Jail Art Texas, Master of Fine Arts, major in painting Center, Albany,Texas • 1965, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, • Collection of The El Paso Museum of Art, El Paso, Texas, Bachelor of Fine Arts, major in painting Texas • Collection of The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Fort Worth, Texas • Collection of The Old Jail Art Center, Albany, Texas • Collection of The San Angelo Museum of Art, San Angelo Texas • Collection of San Antonio Museum of Art, San Antonio, Texas
60. Jim Woodson Complementary Unifying Resolutions, 2008 oil/canvas 36 x 48 inches
61. Jim Woodson Continuous Articulating Anomalies, 2006 oil/canvas 36 x 24 inches
62. Jim Woodson High Desert Landscape No. 4, 2011 acrylic/paper 23 x 30 inches
63. Jim Woodson Partially Transitioning Articulations, 2012 acrylic/paper 23 x 30 inches
64. Jim Woodson Reflected Continuous Permutations, 2007 oil/canvas 72 x 48 inches
65. Jim Woodson Vertical Passive Intrusions Intuited, 2007 oil/canvas 40 x 30 inches
William Young Biographical Highlights • 1952, Born in Palestine, Texas
Education/Art Instruction • University of Dallas, Dallas, Texas • East Texas State University, Commerce, Texas • Stephen F. Austin University, Nacogdoches, Texas
66. William Young The Space Between, 2012 acrylic/masonite 36 x 28 in
Selected Public Exhibitions and Collections • 2005, Tyler Museum of Art, Tyler, TX • 2007, Texas Five , Museum for East Texas Culture, Palestine, TX • 2009, Dallas Nine Award, Dallas, TX • 2010, Invitational Western Art Show and Sale, Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, Canyon, TX • 2010, Hunting Art Prize, Houston, TX
67. William Young Where They Hide in the Rain, 2012 acrylic/masonite 38 x 30 in
The Texas Aesthetic V Featuring 17 of the Foremost Contemporary Artists in Texas
Pat Gabriel, Downpour, 2012, oil/canvas, 27 1/2 x 50 inches
● Randy Bacon, Albany
● William Montgomery, Elgin
● Keith Davis, Austin
● Noe Perez, Corpus Christi
● Jon Flaming, Richardson
● Jeri Salter, Round Rock
● Pat Gabriel, Fort Worth
● Erik Sprohge, Houston
● Hunter George, Houston ● Robert Harrison, San Antonio ● Lee Jamison, Huntsville ● Robb Kendrick, Austin ● Laura Lewis, Mason
● Debbie Stevens, Cypress ● Bob Stuth - Wade, Dublin ● Jim Woodson, Fort Worth ● William Young, Palestine
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