Earth Matters
A retrospective of T.D. Motley's artistic career discusses our duty of stewardship to the earth and all things living within it. This exhibition was accompanied by a book signing of his first fiction novel The Art of Farming, Sketches of a Life in the Country.
The November Selection
A curated group exhibition showcasing works of exceptional conceptual and technical rigor, including Dan Allison’s Looking Through, 1992. Ed. 6/6, —one edition of which is held in the permanent collection of The Modern. The selection explored themes of perception, materiality, and the dialogue between abstraction and representation.
mystic sea: ADAM FUNG
Drawing from Adam Fung's Arctic Circle residency, the exhibition explores the interconnectedness of our planet's oceans. The sea emerges as both subject and backdrop, evoking the immensity and fragility of Earth's shifting landscapes.
Wild Thyme
Voted Best Gallery Exhibition by Fort Worth Weekly, J. Peeler Howell Fine Art presents five women artists, each with a distinct visual language inspired by diverse cultural roots. Their vibrant works explore themes of identity, nature, travel, and memory, offering multifaceted perspectives.
Vernal: An Exhibition of Illumination
The exhibition features a selection of works by gallery artists that explore luminous properties—ranging from self-illuminating pieces to works that reflect and refract light, as well as those that attest to an experience of illumination.
Sonder
A curated selection of works, including Brenda Chiardiello, recipient of Artly International’s Emerging Artist Award. The exhibition examines the impact of “place,” offering an intimate exploration of each artist’s perspective. It challenges viewers to consider the multifaceted nature of human experience, inviting them to look beyond the surface.
Pianoforte
A group exhibition featuring Michelle Benoit, Tom Bolles, Tony Saladino, and Laurie Skantzos, presenting a curated selection of minimalism and abstraction with a dynamic exploration of color. Each artist brings a distinct approach, yet collectively they evoke emotion, challenge perception, and engage the senses, offering a compelling dialogue between form and feeling.
Unveiled
Introducing three artists new to exhibiting in Texas—Tom Judd, Holly Miller, and Laurie Skantzos—alongside local artists Adam Fung and Collin Howell. This exhibition highlights a dynamic exchange between established voices and fresh perspectives, bridging regional and international dialogues through a diverse range of materiality, form, and conceptual depth.
