315 Cole St #120
Dallas, TX 75207
214.939.0242
barrywhistlergallery.com

Image • Frank Stella, Telluride, 1970, 3 color lithograph/screenprint
16 x 22 in. Edition of 70

300 Crescent Ct #100
Dallas, TX 75201
214.272.2795
bivinsgallery.com

With a concentration on modern, post-war, abstract expressionist, and contemporary art, Bivins Gallery showcases art that is interdisciplinary and concept-oriented, and is deeply devoted to nurturing the careers of artists and producing shows of historical significance for a broad audience. The gallery represents carefully selected, cutting-edge artists and artists’ estates.  With constantly changing exhibitions, performances, educational programs, and events under one roof, as well as a resourceful secondary market division, Bivins Gallery brings globally significant art and ideas to the thriving Dallas art community.

Image • Troy Abbott, Doc, 2016. mixed media, 10x13x14 in.

2707 Fairmount
Dallas, TX 75201
214.954.9511
blueprintstore.com

Blue Print represents over thirty artists from across the United States and the United Kingdom. Each artist has a unique style, ranging from abstract landscapes to cut paper reliefs. Our gallery allows for customers to visualize pieces in a home setting. To learn more about each artist and view their work, visit our art gallery and home furnishing store at 2707 Fairmount Street in Uptown, Dallas.

Image • Stephanie Ho, You Are Not Alone 01, 70x100 cm. Oil on linen.

1415 Slocum Street, Suite 105
Dallas, TX 7520
214.745.2526
carnealsimmons.com

Carneal Simmons Contemporary Art seeks to advance artistic excellence, innovation, and creativity to enrich the quality of life for individuals and communities at large through the placement and exhibition of contemporary art.

Our gallery and advisory are guided by our commitment to promoting contemporary art, serving clients art needs with the highest level of ethics and professionalism, making contemporary art accessible to the public through exhibitions and educational events, and fostering an environment where arts flourish and enhance the experience within residences and public spaces.

Image • Jen Rose, Glazed porcelain.

1533 Dragon Street
Dallas, TX 75207
214.760.1775
christophermartingallery.com

Founded 21 years ago Christopher Martin Gallery created the perfect atmosphere to showcase the breadth of Martin’s work on acrylic and canvas. For many years Martin maintained his studio in Dallas. In 2010 Christopher relocated his art practice to Aspen, CO. Presently the gallery is located in the Dallas Design District, 1533 Dragon Street, in a recently renovated 5,000 sq. ft. space. The gallery is directed by Natalie Crosby.

Image • Christopher Martin, Aria Chroma Discs, Acrylic on acrylic.

905 Dragon St.
Dallas, TX 75207
214.716.7646
cinqgallery.com

Located in the Design District, CINQ Gallery promotes emerging and mid-career artists who share a unique vision and passion for contemporary art. The gallery features local, regional, and national talent that together creates an exciting viewing experience through various two- and three-dimensional media.

CINQ hosts numerous solo and group shows throughout the year. With over eleven artists currently being shown, the gallery represents the sophisticated soul, art, and culture of Dallas.

Image • John Peralta, Ghost Town Relic, American Watch Co. Pocket Watch (CA. 1898). Wood, Glass, and Nylon, 14.5x23x7.5 in.

1811 E. Levee Street
Dallas Texas 75207 USA
469.865.9979
circuit12.com

Circuit12 Contemporary is one of Texas’ most innovative and unique art spaces, specializing in a range of contemporary and post digital works; investigating modes of abstraction, figuration and beyond. Located in the Dallas Design District, we strive to provide a unique platform for ambitious emerging to mid-career artists. Pushing boundaries and bridging gaps; we ever question and dispute the limitations of common ways of looking. Specializing in works post 2000, C12 exhibits a wide scope of new media projects, in addition to invigorating 2D and 3D works.

Image • Double Edged installation view.

1011 Dragon Street
Dallas, Texas 75207
214.855.0779
craigheadgreen.com

Craighead Green Gallery represents the finest in contemporary art from nationally and internationally recognized artists. Gallery director, Kenneth Craighead, and partner Steve Green, opened the gallery in 1992 in the Dallas Arts District. Since that time, the two partners purchased a building and relocated the Gallery to the Design District. Caroline Irvin joined the Gallery as Assistant Director in 2016.

Craighead Green is recognized as one of the finest contemporary art galleries throughout Texas and the Southwest, representing over 40 artists of all mediums. The Gallery focuses on contemporary paintings, archival pigment prints and sculpture in a myriad of media and styles. Craighead Green represents mid to late career artists while continuing their promotion of emerging artists. The Gallery is a participating member of the Dallas Art Dealers Association and CADD, Contemporary Art Dealers of Dallas.

Image • Bryson Davis Jones, Boogieman, 55x60 in. Oil on canvas

414 Fabrication Street
Dallas Texas 75212
214.760.1155
erincluley.com

Erin Cluley Gallery is a contemporary art gallery exhibiting emerging and mid-career artists based in Dallas and the East Coast of the United States.  The gallery presents a provocative program of artists working in both traditional and alternative forms including painting, sculpture, new media, photography, sculptural installation and public intervention. 

In conjunction with mounting exhibitions inside the gallery space, Erin Cluley Gallery will maintain a focus on presenting public projects conceptualized by the gallery's artists.  Negotiating projects on the artists’ behalf, the gallery will make this an ongoing part of the exhibition program and an impactful contribution to public art in Dallas.

Image • Alison Jardine, Urban Flora 19 (alt. Sunshine), 2017. Cement, pigment, 14x14x4 in.

2277 Monitor St.
Dallas, TX 75207
325.226.8015
galleriurbane.com

This year for Gallery Day, we are excited to launch David Willburn’s highly anticipated annual catalogue of recent works many of which are on display in Willburn’s solo show, Queer the Materials! Fortify the Domestic! Stone the Hegemony! on view thru August 25. Irby Pace’s critically acclaimed solo show, Temporary Forms of Continuity in Spaces, is up in Gallery One on view thru August 25. Stop in early to pick up a catalogue, see you there!

Image • David Willburn

408 N. Bishop Ave. #102
Dallas, Texas 75208
214.914.4126
gingerfox.com

Ginger Fox Gallery in the heart of the Bishop Arts District is a contemporary art gallery featuring the art of Ginger Fox as well as other local artists in a variety of mediums.

After many years of exhibiting her work at established galleries across the country Ginger Fox and I opened the Ginger Fox Gallery in the Bishop Arts District of Dallas, Texas. We loved the idea of being part of a diverse charming artist community. With that in mind, we have focused on showing the best of our local and regional artists.

Ginger Fox Gallery is also the working studio of Ginger Fox, which is a surprise to many of our customers when they discover her painting. You can stop in and watch her progress on her very detailed paintings or follow the updates on Facebook or Instagram.

Image • Ginger Fox, Blue Notion, acrylic on canvas, 60x40 in.

1305 Wycliff Ave. Suite 120
Dallas Texas 75207
214.696.0555
g-mf.org

The Goss-Michael Foundation is one of the leading contemporary British art collections in the United States. Founded by George Michael and Kenny Goss in 2007, the collection includes many important artists in contemporary art including, Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst, Sarah Lucas, Marc Quinn and Michael Craig-Martin. In addition to displaying the private collection, The Goss-Michael Foundation supports an Artist-in-Residence program, exhibits select international artists on a rotating basis and works with significant Texas-based artists as part of its (FEATURE) program.

Image • Henry Swanson

1426 N. Riverfront Blvd.
Dallas, TX 75207
972.807.9255
guggenhome.com

Where the art of living meets the art we live with.

Image • Andrezj Majorowski

1845 Levee St. #100
Dallas, TX 75207
214.369.0169
hollyjohnsongallery.com

Holly Johnson Gallery was founded in 2005 in the Dallas Design District and represents contemporary artists from throughout the United States and abroad. The gallery features eight exhibitions per year, primarily one-person shows, by mid-career and internationally acclaimed artists. The gallery continues to refine and augment the careers of their artists while increasing the appreciation of their art. The gallery strives to educate and provide culturally significant experiences for all guests, whether collector, observer, or student.

Image • Michael Young, Geometers Condition VI, 2016-17. Graphite and Acrylic on Panel, 28 x 23 in.

408 N Bishop Ave #103
Dallas, TX 75208
214.954.7629
jenmauldingallery.com

Jen Mauldin Gallery presents Source & Re ection a Duo Exhibition by artists Lori Fox & Corie Humble. Lori Fox is best known for her abstract geometric shapes and lyrical watercolor paintings of faces. In Source & Re ection, Lori blends these highly structured and free-form worlds together to explore the nature of light-source and shadow-re ection. Corie Humble’s large scale mobile series investigates the vast possibilities of how a circle and line can be deconstructed and recon gured into new compositions while playing with weight, movement and gravity.

Image • Corie Humble

1722 Routh St
Dallas, TX 75201
469.779.6955
jmgallery.org

Join JM Gallery this summer as we look back and enjoy a collection of works that explore meaning through abstraction. Doug Gray’s avian forms reduce nature to its essence in both shape and spirit. Johannes Boekhoudt distills a range of emotions in his black and white drawings, attacking the paper with forceful, aggressive lines. Finally, Kenneth Burris’s drawings are finely drawn and meticulously detailed, presenting urban landscapes that combine realistic imagery with fantastical details that force us to question how we perceive our own “real” worlds.

Image • Doug Gray, Float

3008 Commerce St.
Dallas, TX 75226
214.760.9230
kirkhopperfineart.com

Kirk Hopper Fine Art was founded of 2011 and focuses on art in a variety of media primarily produced by Texas artists. The gallery is committed to supporting art of excellent quality both in the U.S. and throughout the world. Kirk Hopper Fine Art actively works to collaborate with educational institutions in an effort to broaden exposure and understanding of the arts.

Image • Analise Minjarez, More Mas More (detail)

1130 Dragon St., Suite 130
Dallas, TX 75207
214.761.2000
laurarathe.com

With over 25 years’ experience in the industry, gallery owner, Laura Rathe, started her career working as a private art dealer before establishing Laura Rathe Fine Art (LRFA) in 1998 in Houston, Texas. LRFA now operates out of two locations in Houston and a third gallery in Dallas on Dragon Street, the city’s premiere arts district destination. Since the gallery's inception, LRFA has established itself as a leading contemporary art venue, offering an impressive range of exhibitions and programming to its patrons in both cities.

LRFA represents a dynamic roster of established and mid-career contemporary artists working in a variety of media, many of whom have been acquired into world-renowned private, corporate, and museum collections. Various clientele include BBVA Compass, HKS Architects, Wells Fargo, W Hotels, UT Southwestern, Halliburton, and Marina Bay Sands Hotel, Singapore. LRFA also participates in a number of prominent art fairs including CONTEXT Art Miami, Art Southampton, Art Wynwood, the Houston Fine Art Fair, Texas Contemporary, and the Dallas Art Fair.

Image • Carly Allen-Martin

2271 Monitor St.
Dallas, TX 75207
214.991.5617
lilianablochgallery.com

Liliana Bloch Gallery is a contemporary art gallery founded in 2013. The gallery represents emerging and mid-career artists working regionally, nationally, and internationally in all media.

he Gallery provides a unique and personalized approach to building outstanding contemporary collections for both individuals and corporations, emphasizing artwork that addresses contemporary issues with strong historical ties. We work to create a dialogue between institutional and private curators, collectors, galleries, educational venues and the general public.

1644 Irving Blvd.
Dallas, TX 75207
214.377.8001
lmbartglass.com

In 1997, on a trip to San Antonio, Texas, Margie Weidenbaker became enraptured and inspired by the high-quality glass art she discovered. She always had a passion for interior design, and the intricate, delicate beauty of the glass art pieces inspired her to open a gallery, Glass Expressions, that would bring this unique art form to Topeka, Kansas. Glass Expressions became a Topeka institution for nearly 20 years before transitioning to an online gallery. 

Today, her daughter Brooke, is carrying on her mother’s passion and legacy by opening LMB Art Glass, a new gallery in the heart of the Design District in Dallas, Texas. The selection at LMB Art Glass focuses on quality and diversity, with pieces ranging from jewelry and small gift items to free-form focal pieces. The love for the glass art was passed down from mother to daughter, and Brooke hopes to pass that love along to others as well.

Image • Fire Vase, Tim Lazer, 15x15x8 in.

1727 E. Levee St. 
Dallas, Texas 75207.
214.914.4503
luminartegallery.com

LuminArté Fine Art Gallery brings an international and bicoastal flavor to Dallas’ cultural art scene. The gallery represents and promotes international mid-career artists, whose works are exhibited in private, corporate and museum collections world- wide, while nurturing regional emerging artists. Gina Rossi explores the relationship between color harmonies and surface texture, emphasizing construction and deconstruction of forms in space. Her works feature harmonizing and unexpected connections, formalizing the coincidental and emphasizing the conscious process of composition behind seemingly random works.

Image • Antonio Guerrero, The Warrior

1110 Dragon St.
Dallas, TX 75207
214.727.5101
marytomasgallery.com

Mary Tomás Gallery is pleased to present our “summer GROUP exhibit” showcasing the variety of contemporary artists we represent. The exhibit emphasizes the individual qualities each artist displays within the painting on canvas or panel structure. Works in oil, mixed media, Braille or acrylic, patrons can explore and obtain unique pieces of art. Artists include: Elizabeth Barnes, Dennis Blagg, Kenn Kotara, Yumiko Kimura, Chris Lattanzio, Patrick Lee, Masri, Juan Alberto Negroni, Don Parr, Kenneth Schiano, Ellen Soffer, Roy Tamboli, Mary Tomás, Blair Vaughn-Gruler, Fred Villanueva, Dawn Waters Baker and Lori Schappe-Youens.

Image • Kenneth Schiano, Cairn, dry pigment, wax on panel, 48.5 X 48 in.

154 Glass St., Ste. 104
Dallas, TX 75207
214.969.1852
pdnbgallery.com

Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery is a fine art gallery dedicated to photo-based art. We are now located at 154 Glass Street, Ste. 104, across the Dallas Contemporary.  The gallery opened its original Uptown location in 1995.

Artists exhibited ranged from the early 20th Century to the present. Our gallery stable includes regional, national and internationally recognized artists.

Image • Esteban Pastorino Diaz, Belanio, Skopelos, Greece, 2002

1501 S. Ervay St.
Dallas, Texas 75215
214.803.9575
ro2art.com

Mother-and-son partners Susan Roth Romans and Jordan Roth operate Ro2 Art, a contemporary art gallery in South Dallas. Ro2 Art represents a diverse group of emerging, mid-career, and established contemporary artists, many with ties to the North Texas Region. Ro2 Art has been named Dallas Observer’s Best Art Gallery and was presented with the 2012 Obelisk Award by the North Texas Business Council for the Arts.

Image • Ray-Mel Cornelius, Sister Hope

1105 Dragon St.
Dallas, TX 75207
214.965.9027
samuellynne.com

Reflectionists JD Miller and Philip Romano co-founded Samuel Lynne Galleries in 2008 with the vision of providing both the savvy collector and those newer to the art world with the opportunity to view and acquire the finest examples of 21st century art. The gallery represents renowned local and international contemporary artists, primarily focusing on oil painting, mixed media artwork, and sculpture.

Samuel Lynne Galleries is dedicated to the aggressive career development of its emerging, mid career, and established artists through acquisitions, solo and group exhibitions, and participation in art fairs such as Miami, Southampton, Palm Beach and Aspen. Additionally, Samuel Lynne Galleries has built significant collections for both private individuals and corporate clients.

Samuel Lynne Galleries is the premier gallery destination in the Dallas Design District. As the recipient of the “Gallery Excellence Award” from Art News Magazine, Samuel Lynne Galleries has been planned and presented with its visitors in mind. Utilizing 11,000 square feet of space, including a 40-seat multimedia theater, the gallery incorporates visitors into the conversation and interaction of the artwork.

Image • Metis Atash, Punk Buddha Basquiat Loves Balmain, Fiberglass Sculpture, Acrylic Paint, & Genuine Swarovski Crystals, 17x12x7.5 in.

131 Payne St.
Dallas, TX 75207
214.678.0101
site131.com

Nonprofit artspace SITE131 proposes as its core pursuit to spotlight the concept of pairing — presenting new art from America and abroad side-by-side with new works by Texas artists. By coupling bright, mostly young talents who deal with similar issues, the art audience sees novel connections and finds a unique context for understanding contemporary art in new ways.

Image • The Line, installation view.

1019 Dragon St.
Dallas, Texas, 75207
214.350.0542
sminkinc.com

Established in 1989 as a showcase of fine design and furniture, SMINK has become a purveyor of fine products for living. We have gathered great manufacturers to us that represent the products of many famous designers - Minotti with the work of Rodolfo Dordoni, Living Divani with the work of Piero Lissoni, Porro with Lissoni, Massaud, Pillet, Rennie, and Kettal with Partricia Urquiola, Jasper Morrison, and Dordoni, Simon/Estel with the work of the great Carlos Scarpa. These are the great minds of the modern age - all of whom pursued the elegance of perfect design.

As SMINK has morphed, we developed a vision of living that included fine art. Through years we added Rina Menardi pottery, Ivan Baj's hand-blown glass, Haubert and Baj's Avec textiles, sheeting and fine bed linens from Society, handmade Tibetan rugs designed by Zoe Luyendijk, Thel's paintings and Gary Faye's photography. And so, gently, we added more fine artists and we encouraged our clients to see that there is no differentiation between the muse of a furniture designer and the muse of a world class painter. The process of delight and epiphany is so similar the the only difference at the end of the day is how you will utilize the final product. Art and design begin as the same twinkle of light, the same blast of driven enthusiasm and the same sheer joy. It is creation; Genesis, if you will.

Image • Anne Fairchild, Overbearing, monoprint.

2271 Monitor St.
Dallas, TX 75207
214.282.4866
trustthepublic.com

The Public Trust exhibits contemporary artwork by mid-career and emerging artists. The gallery’s program extends into publishing significant art publications, as well as limited edition prints and other multiples. With an exhibition program that includes painting, drawing, sculpture, new media, and site-specific installations, artwork from The Public Trust is always a fresh and exciting addition for the new or established collector.

Image • Kyle Confehr, Wayward Lines, 2017. Ink on paper.