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HALEY-HENMAN is a modern art gallery exhibiting art of all media by emerging and established artists, particularly supporting the diversity of our regional artists. The gallery promotes the dialog among these artists and their collectors, and collaborates with other galleries and institutions. Located in the Fort Worth Avenue Development District, it is centrally located within three major art areas of the city: the Downtown Art’s District, the Bishop Arts District, and the Design District.
The gallery also offers its 3200 square feet for special events.
About The Exhibiting Artists
JOSHUA STONE
Joshua Stone is a Dallas based, emerging artist who is becoming recognized nationally. He is currently exhibiting his collections in Dallas, New York, Los Angeles, and Denver. Haley-Henman presented two collections: “Reassembled Deconstruction” and “Typographic Redistribution” which were acclaimed by a broad spectrum of collectors. In our third consecutive exhibition, “God’s Hands”, Joshua is breaking new barriers of media and dimensions.
JANE KLEVE
Jane Kleve is an emerging artist living in Dallas. In May 2008, she recently received Third Place in the Texas Visual Arts Association’s Membership show held at Medical City Hospital. This was Jane’s first time showing her art, and we are pleased she will be exhibiting her collection of eight paintings entitled, “Sea For Yourself” at Haley-Henman. This collection shows Jane’s exploration in capturing moments of the sea in action, but also demonstrates another side of her creative ability by capturing the abstracted beauty of shellfish. By showing these two stylistic types in the same collection, Haley-Henman supports the growth and development of emerging artists who are exploring and experimenting in their creativity.
CHRISTOPHER LEE MARTIN
A recent graduate of Pratt Institute, Christopher Lee Martin now lives in Dallas. For Series No. 1, Haley-Henman has selected an exciting range of Christopher Lee’s paintings, entitled, “Primordial Dreamscapes”. These paintings, created during a two-year period, permit us to view Christopher Lee’s process of expressing bold, organic, abstractions and experimenting with techniques that give subtle textures and nuances of forms. Again, in this series, the artist is presenting two stylistic types in the same collection that highlights this emerging artist’s creative process. He will present his photography and video during Series No. 3 that explores his fascination in capturing the speed of light.
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