Fresh from a month-long artist residency in Vermont, nationally recognized painter Julie England returns to DHV ARTWORKS to discuss her artistic journey, the inspiration behind her luminous botanical paintings, and how her residency experience continues to influence her work.

Spend the afternoon with acclaimed artist Brian David Kerr, who will be at the gallery to meet one-on-one with collectors and visitors. This informal gathering offers a wonderful opportunity to learn more about Brian's inspiration, creative process, and the stories behind his remarkable paintings.

Featuring:
Julie England | Gustavo Novoa | Arthur Fields | Andrea Guay | Deborah Hartigan | Emily Herrera | Brian David Kerr | Janak Narayan | Alicia Parham

DHV ARTWORKS is pleased to present BOTANICA: Contemporary Voices in Nature, a group exhibition exploring the enduring influence of the natural world on contemporary artistic practice.

Bringing together seven artists working across painting, mixed media, installation, and process-based approaches, BOTANICA examines nature not merely as subject matter, but as a dynamic system of growth, transformation, resilience, and exchange. Throughout the exhibition, botanical forms, landscapes, gardens, and organic structures emerge through abstraction, gesture, materiality, and layered narratives that move beyond direct observation.

The artists draw inspiration from cycles of emergence and decay, the tension between cultivation and wildness, and the interconnected relationships that exist between humans and their environments. Leaves, blooms, branches, shifting terrains, and atmospheric phenomena become visual languages through which memory, identity, time, and place are explored.

Please join DHV ARTWORKS for the opening reception of The Space Between: Modern & Contemporary Dialogues, a group exhibition bringing together artists from Dallas, Austin, Philadelphia, and Scottsdale whose works occupy the space between structure and spontaneity, tradition and experimentation, modernism and contemporary expression.

Working across painting, sculpture, mixed media, and installation, the exhibition explores how contemporary artists continue to reinterpret, challenge, and expand upon the visual languages of modernism. Texture, scale, color, light, movement, and materiality create a layered visual dialogue in which refinement and edge, order and disruption, and beauty and instability coexist.