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Get an inside look into Butt Johnson’s creative process. View progress photos of works in his exhibition Drawing Fast and Slow and pictures of his pen collection.Read about what the artist has been reading, watching, and looking at below. I also look at...

Featuring photographs by Sharon Core, Ted Kincaid, and Rachel Perry, Daydreaming is an online exhibition of contemporary photography that explores themes of artifice and materialism through imagery that is at once fantastically ethereal and...

This week we're thrilled to share an inside look at Joseph Havel's incredible studio in Houston. Havel shares his latest sculptures, works on paper, new casting techniques, and more!-Works shown in the gallery: Joseph Havel, White Curtains, 2001-2002...

In TDG'S latest Q&A series, Meredith checks in with artist Natasha Bowdoin. The two talk Bowdoin's recently finished semester at Rice University in Houston, how she's adjusting to shelter-in-place, creating art with her toddler, her latest projects,...

Talley Dunn Gallery has a unique and extensive collection of contemporary art within the gallery complex and from recent projects.  In an effort to highlight a few of these works, we are excited to share a grouping of our team’s personal favorites from our...

Enjoy a virtual tour of Francesca Fuchs' current exhibition, Painting and Mugs. 

The Nasher Sculpture Center's project Shelf Life recently featured the different cultural media Cynthia Mulcahy has been indulging in during shelter-in-place. Mulcahy shares:It’s Spring 2020 and we’re in the midst of the pandemic lockdown, so I am spending...

View the artworks Linda Ridgway is presently creating in her studio. Hear the artist discuss the direct burnout method she uses to create her unique bronze sculptures and why La Grande Finale will most likely be the last series of daisies she does. This...

Get an intimate look into Linda Ridgway's creative process and hear her thoughts on creating during these times. Topics touched on include the loss of physical closeness and nature as a source of hope.

Talley Dunn Gallery invites you to stay connected with us in a new Q&A series! This week we’re answering your questions from how the gallery got its start to what we envision for the future. Question timestamps:  1:27 - How did each of you come to your...