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Wade Wilson
Caroline Tyson
ph: 713.521.2977
fax: 713.521.2975
4411 Montrose Blvd.
Suite #200
Houston, TX 77006
Tuesday-Friday 11-6, Saturdays 11-5:30
Calendar of Events
September 5 - October 11, 2008: Danielle Frankenthal: Color Drawn in Space on view at Wade Wilson Art. Opening reception for the artist: Friday, September 5, 6 - 9 pm.
September 16 - 21: Impulse Artist Series at Wade Wilson Art
It's that time of year again...time to be IMPULSIVE! Tickets for the 2008 Impulse Artist Series, In Their Own Element, are now on sale. Here the sounds of original, innovative chamber music set against the backdrop of the lyrical paintings of Danielle Frankenthal. There are only 100 seats available per concert! Get more info or buy your tickets.
Now Available
The following pieces are now available for viewing at Wade Wilson Art. To make an appointment to see any of these or other works, please contact Jennifer Vickers at jennifer@wadewilsonart.com or 713.521.2977.
Helene Pfeffer, Linear Series, 2008, mixed media on canvas, 14 x 14 inches
Larry Poons , Untitled, 1977, mixed media on canvas, 82 x 48 inches
Jill Moser, Red Stills 3, 2006, oil on canvas, 30 x 30 inches
David Ligare, Still Life with Sponge and Sticks, 2008, oil on canvas, 20 x 24 inches
Welcome
Wade Wilson Art continues to bring a fresh vision to the Houston Visual Art Community by presenting artists whose work reflects current movements of art in international art circles. For more about the gallery, click here.
Detailed images of many works from our inventory are available for viewing on ArtNet .
Gallery News
Tom Berg to showcase 30 years of painting at Wade Wilson Art
"Curating a survey of nearly thirty years of an artist’s paintings, particularly after knowing and working so closely with that artist in both a professional and personal capacity, marks a genuine milestone in both my career and Tom’s. I believe this exhibit will reflect the unerring commitment of this man to his art as well as allowing us to witness the beauty of viewing paintings that span an artist’s life’s work.” read more...
Tom Berg, Backlit Pair, 2008, oil on canvas, 12 x 16 inches
Jill Moser in the Hudson Review
"...The pictures were populated by energetic, looping scrawls of line, now tightly wound and pushed into a corner, now more relaxed and expanding across the entire field; now lean and spare, now dense and seductive. Moser's tangles become animated protagonists in silent narratives." read more...
Jill Moser in Art in America
"... the paintings are far from purely evanescent, forced into physicality by the confident gestures that made them, their blue forms quite various in shape and subtle in impact. However abstract, some suggest narratives in their internal transformations and, in the case where more than one form is present, their interactions." read more...
Helene Pfeffer chosen for inclusion in New Mexico Museum exhibition
Pfeffer, who will exhibit work at Wade Wilson Art in July, was recently chosen for inclusion in an important exhibition in Santa Fe. read more...
The 11th Street Cleaners
Houston's most creative band - played a free Sunday afternoon concert at the gallery. see the pictures...
Renovation transformation
See how sculptor Steve Murphy and his wife Paula have turned a 1960s ranch house into a minimalist haven read the Houston Chronicle article...
"Virgil's works are poetic and poignant by far."
"You really have to see the pieces in person to appreciate the detail.... they're amazing."
Virgil Grotfeldt on The Front Row
Tour the painters solo exhibition with an audio guide on KUHF's visual arts program. Listen now...
Houston Press on Virgil Grotfeldt
"Order and disorder rules in Grotfeldt’s work, and he details it impeccably and with restraint. It’s like Victorian naturalist illustrations of chaos — think Beatrix Potter on acid." read more...
New sculptures by Steve Murphy at Wade Wilson Art
Wade Wilson Art will be featuring an exhibition by Houston artist Steve Murphy from February 1 - 28, 2008 with a reception for the artist Feb. 1, from 6 - 8 p.m. Sculptor Murphy creates form that originates from pure geometry. read more...
Mark Williams reviewed in ARTNews
Like many artists influenced by monochrome abstraction, Mark Williams expresses himself mostly around the margins, delineating the characteristics of his shapes by enlivening their borders. His recurrent motif in this show was a horizontal form abutting a strong vertical on one side of the canvas. download the article now...