Twenty-two artists, including 5 artists from the metroplex, are exhibiting over 70 artworks. True to the nature of Small on the Wall, these artistic expressions are all with few exceptions 8 x 8 inches or smaller. The artists participating are Donna Finch Adams, Rita Barnard, Steve O. Black, Melody Burton, Arlene Cason, Vicki Charlotta, Sandra Deanda, Zac DiVine, Jacque Forsher, Jen Foshee, Shelley Tate Garner, Karen Jacobi, Mary F. Karam, George Mason, Patricia McMillan, Shelley Minnis, Donna Niemann, Martina Noble, Shannon Orr, Barb Stewart, Jerry Tate, and Mike Zapata. For images and prices check us out on Facebook on the Mary Karam Gallery page!

Shelley Minnis won one of the Monsters on Main donated by Rugs and Stuff. Steve O. Black and Barb Stewart  also offered their creativity in mask making. Local photographers in the exhibit include Arlene Cason, Jen Foshee, Jan Galland, Mary F. Karam, Elliott Keefer-McGee, Kendra McGee, George Mason, Gavin Minnis, Shelley Minnis, Brad Nickson, Donna Niemann, Robyn Raggio, Lisa Robertson, Laurie Sheppard, Barb Stewart, and Mike Zappata.

Mary Karam Gallery

Presents

An Exhibition of Fine Art

Featuring

Betty Nash

Pat Pierce

Missy Sofey Kyle

Exhibit Dates

Now to December 21

Kim Guthrie has painted 7 popular Denison buildings including the Rialto Theater, Watson's Drive-In, the Katy Depot and City Hall just in time for the Holiday Season!  

Fiesta time at the Mary Karam Gallery! This is a special celebration for Texoma Art community! Join us on August 10, 2019, from 1 to 5 pm to celebrate the art of 28 artists exhibiting 83 works of art. The exhibiting artists include: Joshep Barrueta, Melody Burton, Arlene Cason, David Elenkaas, Jen Foshee, Sara Foshee, Amy Gantt, Shelley Tate Garner, Margaret Goshorn, Hal Johnson, Shelby Kampplain Mary Karam, Kendra Keefer-McGee, Missy Lamb Sofey Kyle, George Mason, C. McGowen, Betty Nash, Shannon Orr, Jack Ousey, Pat Pierce, Robyn Raggio, Jess Reinhard, Misty Shires, Joey Spindle, Barb Stewart, Jerry Tate, Stephen Yochum, Mike Zapata.

I create paintings out of my love for Texas, Lake Texoma, beaches, history, pets, and folk art. My subjects originate from photos I take on my travels, and my imagination. My style is contemporary, whimsical, and somewhat primitive. Above all, I try to create something unique, fascinating, and something that brings joy. I am grateful to all the people in my life who support my artistic path. I hope my paintings bring pleasure to those who collect them.   ~Melody Burton  

Stay tuned for more information about demo and workshops!

The 11th Annual Local Photographers Exhibit will run from June 13th to July 14th, 2018.

Artist Reception will be Saturday, June 16, from 2 to 4 pm. Refreshments will be served.

Art delivery date is June 6, from 1 to 5 pm.

Art pick up date is July 18, from 1 to 5 pm.

Austin Duval is a diversified upcoming artist who works in several mediums and applications: Acrylics, digital paintings, and photography. A strong advocate for other artists in his community and surrounding communities, Austin sits on the Denison Arts Council and supports ''Color Me Empowered'' a foundation that supports art outreach to at risk youths in Dallas.

Duval recently received a BA in Studio Arts from Southeastern Oklahoma. Austin will continue his passion for art this summer as he travels to Italy where he will begin work on his Master's and study art restoration.

''Art has the ability to provoke, heal, swound, and men all through th perceptive power of the viewer.'' ~ Austin Duval 

Donna Myers: As an avid quilter, I learned elements of color, design, and form working with fabrics before pursuing fine art. I have dedicated much of my time to learning all I could about art, attending numerous workshops and seminars as well as reading many books on all phases of art. I have also participated in festivals and art shows over the years. Selling paintings as well as receiving purchase awards in local shows. Trying to capture a piece of the world around me in art is my passion. I paint all subject matter in watercolor and pastel.

In the fall of 2017 Betty Smith and I opened Friends Art Gallery in Celeste TX. The Gallery allows us to showcase our work and share our love of art with others. 

Betty J. Smith: I have been painting since childhood and it has become a necessity in my life. If I mow the yard, I paint the grass in my mind. If I  give the dog a bath, I imagine amazing paintings. Living on a ranch provides material for consideration and yes, of course, I actually put many of my thoughts on canvas or paper.

Workshops, teachers, and fellow artists have influenced my work and yet there is always some part of myself in every piece. My only goal is to continue to improve!

In the fall of 2017, Donna Myers and I opened Friends Fine Art Gallery in Celeste, Texas. We paint there and exchange ideas Thursday through Saturday each week. Most importantly we encourage and support each other as artists. 

The Photographers Exhibit runs through June 10.

Allen Crenshaw's Exhibit will show his photographic art from March 2 to April 9. 

Barb Stewart's Exhibit includes 12 watercolor and ink paintings.

July 29 to August 29, 2015
Artist Reception
Friday, August 7
6:30 to 8:30 pm

Mary Karam Gallery
404 West Main Street
Denison, Texas 75020

For more information contact:
903 465-3703

Janice Howell has studied and painted abroad in France, Italy, Spain, Mexico, and Germany. Howell has shown in galleries in Santa Fe, Dallas, Colorado, and Denison with 10 one person shows in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Dallas and Plano. Howell has been published in national magazines and has won several national awards and public art contests.

Now Thru October 31st

Mary Karam Gallery
404 West Main Street
Denison,Texas 75020

For more information contact:
903 465-3703

Betty Nash's dramatic oil paintings bridge time by incorporating
the chiaroscuro style of the Old Masters into beautiful
contemporary design. She has a mastery of light and texture
which gives her work a sense of timeless drama and elegance.

She is the recipient of many awards and honors and a member
of Oil Painters of America.

Mail art is a global art movement based on the principle of sending small scale works through the postal service rather than exhibiting or selling them through conventional commercial channels. Mail art is not juried, all submissions are accepted and no fees are required of the artist for entry.

Denison Arts Council and Mary Karam Gallery are collaborating on the Dia de Muertos 2020 Mail Art Exhibition during Denison's Dia de Muertos on November 7 from 12 noon to 4 pm. The Mail Art Exhibit will be on display before, during and after the November 7th event.