NORTHWEST ART CORRIDOR
Last modified on November 24, 2008
Deborah Colten Gallery
Apama Mackey Gallery
Texas Collaborative
RedBud Gallery
Ggallery
Nau Haus Gallery
Koelsch Gallery
Poissant Gallery

2500 Summer Street
3rd Floor
Houston, TX 77007
713-869-5151
info@deborahcoltongallery.com
www.deborahcoltongallery.com

The vision of the Deborah Colton Gallery originated with the representation of select Asian and European artists while Deborah Colton lived throughout Asia from 1993 until the millennium.  Opening the 2500 Summer Street Houston gallery space during FotoFest of 2004, the Deborah Colton Gallery is founded on being an innovative showcase for ongoing presentation and promotion of strong historical and visionary contemporary artists world-wide, whose diverse practices include painting, works on paper, sculpture, video, photography, and conceptual future media installations.  The gallery aspires to provide a forum through connecting Texas, national and international artists to make positive change.

628 East 11th Street
Houston, TX 77008
713-850-8527
no email.com
www.mackeygallery.com

301 East 11th Streett
Houston, TX 77008
832-618-1845
dan@texascollaborative.com
www.texascollaborative.com

303 East 11th Streett
Houston, TX 77008
713-862-2532
no email.com
www.redbudgallery.com

301 East 11th Streett
Houston, TX 77008
713-869-4770
wayne@digimg.com
www.ggalleryhouston.com

223 East 11th Street
Houston, TX 77007
713-869-5151
dan@texascollaborative.com
www.texascollaborative.com

703 Yale
Houston, TX 77007
713-626-0175
no email.com
www.koelschgallery.com

5102 Center Street
Houston, TX 77007
713-8689-9337
no email.com
www.poissantgallery.com

STUDIO 314

314 east 13th Street
3rd Floor
Houston, TX 77008
281-898-0444
lazer8productions@yahoo.com

Mackey Gallery began in 1997 with a clearly defined range of contemporary figurative painting and new media. Artists exhibited have included United States residents as well as artists representing international countries such as Cuba, Mexico, Guatemala, Haiti, Argentina, and China. These artists who have exhibited extensively have had notable exposure and visibility in the contemporary market. Mackey Gallery and it’s artists have been reviewed in several publications during these previous years and the gallery continues to forge ahead to obtain exposure for emerging and established artists.

Mackey Gallery has recently ventured into the region of art fairs to further advance and aid in the careers of artists represented, including Art Basel Miami Beach and Arteamericas, which were specifically chosen for their range in clientele.

Mackey Gallery is a member of the Houston Art Dealers Association and has participated in the annual exhibitions of Art Houston and the biennial exhibitions of Fotofest Mackey Gallery also has a new vein, OFFsite (in process of non-profit status) which is dedicated to progressive media representing performance, video and installation artists. OFFsite is a roving project designed to gather the audience in alternate venues according to the proposed project for a one night only viewing. Recently, OFFsite exhibited the video, La Edad de Oro (The Golden Age) by Jose Angel Toirac (Cuba). This triptych video installation was produced and funded by Arizona State University and was recently shown at the Whitney Museum of Art as well as AlucineArte Film Festival, Toronto and at the Habana Bienal VIII / Ludwig Foundation in Cuba.

AZ Gallery

4710 Lillian Street
Houston, TX 77007
713-862-6343
no email.com
www.xx.com

The goal of the space is to show fine art, with a secondary emphasis on sales. Gratis Art collection consulting and appraisal is also a service provided by the space, while gallery commissions are kept to a minimum. Artists have ranged from masters to first timers. We show prints, sculpture, ceramics, photos, drawings, paintings, and installations local, national and international. The openings are typically well attended on Saturday nights from 6 to 9 and the artist is often in attendance when possible (and still living.) Most people arrive on opening nights expecting to enjoy the art, meet with friends and to graze on Lisa Kopriva’s homemade cookies, another hallmark of Redbud openings.

The gallery has shown metal folk art by 84 yr. Dallas artist Gladys Gostin, a rare 1876 History Timeline of the world Document, Puff, a show dedicated to smoking paraphernalia, master prints by noted artist Dan Mitchell Allison, ceramics by Sally Saul of New York, paintings by John Berry, an installation by nationally famous and published "The Art Guys," . In 2001, the controversial national show Sextablos caused an uproar from a racial, vice and sacrilegious standpoint. Well known artists such as Lucas Johnson, George Herms & Isaac Smith have also had solo showings.

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