27th Annual Rio Brazos Juried Exhibition at the Langdon Center in Granbury, TX

 

 I’m excited to have my artwork included in this juried art event. The juror was Layla Luna. This painting was selected for inclusion in the 27th Annual Rio Brazos Juried Exhibition. The exhibition will be on view April 5 – 27, 2025 at the Langdon Center located in Granbury, TX. Tarleton State University is hosting this annual art exhibition.

Rio Brazos Art Exhibition
Langdon Center Art Gallery

308 E. Pearl St.
Granbury, TX 76048
Phone: (682) 936-1200

 

Somewhere

Oil on Yupo
11″ x 17″

2024

 

 

 

 

 

 

In The Studio 2025

My studio is a sanctuary for creative solitude where ideas come to life through materials. I feel a sense of calm and a sense of flow in the work. My ideas written in a notebook, some reference images or books are spread out on the work tables to influence my direction. There are lists of things I want to paint in the future, things to do on the current body of work or studio supplies I need to purchase.  The larger scale surfaces are painted hanging directly on the wall. Chairs are available for sitting to observe work in progress. On any given workday the studio may look chaotic; however, this is an integration experience for me to put it visually all together. My studio is a place of freedom to express what is in my mind transforming it into a physical representation on canvas with oil paint.

 

This quote from Natasha Bowdin fits my experience too:

“The principles and spirit of the natural world – the constant ebb and flow, the balance between creation and destruction – tend to govern the way my work develops. Growth and decay are both part of my process. A drawing mught sprout as part of one work and then get cut down and grafted onto another. To tha end, I see my studio as a kind of garden in its own right. Within The garden, conditions are cultivated to feed my instinctive process. The more work I have going on at one time and the messier and more chaotic the space, the bigger the harvest!”.

Well said, Natasha! I can relate.

 

PHOTOS are WORKS IN PROGRESS

 

 

PINK Revisited 2025 Exhibition at thegallery8680 in Frisco, TX

 

These two paintings will be on view now and open on March 14, 2025 to March 28, 2025 at the8680gallery for the PINK Revisited 2025 art exhibition. I’m excited to have my artwork included in this community art event.

the8680gallery
8680 E. Main Street, Frisco, Texas 75034

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Sharp’s Branch of Denton Creek

Oil on Canvas
36″ x 48″

2023

 

Photograph by Teresa Rafidi

 

 

 

 

 

Benedictine Way

Oil on Yupo
26″ x 40″
2024
 

Photograph by Teresa Rafidi

 

 

 

 

Mural-sized Painting Work In Progress

BIRD OF PREY’S BRAMBLES

 

Cpme by during the April Open Studio day to see the finished large mural-sized painting.

This is a work in progress and a big stretch for me and my oil painting.

My studio is a place where I give myself stretch assignments to grow in my practice working with oil paint materials. In 2024-2025, my self-assignment is to paint a mural-sized painting on 5′ x 10′ Yupo. I feel a sense of anticipation and challenge in the work. My ideas for this extra large image are written in a notebook, some reference images or books are spread out on the work tables to influence my direction. For this extra large format, I work on Yupo stapled directly to a wall dedicated to this project. I’m using different brushes and tools to work in this large format. Chairs are available across the room for sitting to observe work in progress at a distance to take in the whole scene. On any given workday the studio may look like things are on hold at a standstill or may look chaotic with lots of activity and strewn materials; however, this is an integration experience for me to put it visually all together. My studio is a place of freedom to stretch, do new things and express what is in my mind transforming it into a physical representation with oil paint.

 

 

 

 

RED 2025 10th Anniversary Exhibition at thegallery8680 in Frisco, TX

Road To The Pass

Oil on Yupo
8 1/2″ x 11 3/4″
2023
 

Photograph by Teresa Rafidi

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summer Heat

Oil on Yupo
40″ x 26″

2024

 

Photograph by Teresa Rafidi

These two paintings will be on view from February 7, 2025 to February 21, 2025 at the8680gallery for the 10th annual RED 2025 art exhibition. I’m excited to have my artwork included in this 10th anniversary community art event.

the8680gallery
8680 E. Main Street, Frisco, Texas 75034

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El Corazon 30th Anniversary Exhibition at Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas, TX

Heart Blooms

Oil on Canvas
16″ x 24″
2024
 

Photograph by Teresa Rafidi

This painting will be on view from February 1, 2025 to March 8, 2025 at the Bath House Cultural Center for the 30th annual El Corazon art exhibition. I’m excited to have my artwork included in this 30th anniversary community art event..”You have my heart!”

Bath House Cultural Center
521 E Lawther Dr. Dallas, Texas 75218

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Jack Meier Gallery in Houston, TX

My artwork is represented by Jack Meier Gallery in Houston,

This art gallery has been representing AMERICAN and INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS for 47 years.

Jack Meier Gallery
2310 Bissonnet Street
Houston, TX 77005
713.526.2983
michael@jackmeiergallery.com
@jackmeiergallery on Instagram

Website https://www.jackmeiergallery.com/

See my paintings on the website at https://www.jackmeiergallery.com/julie-england

Julie England is an oil painter working in Dallas, Texas. In 2018 she was honored with the SMU Mary Vernon Painting Prize from the Southern Methodist University Meadows Art faculty. England’s artwork was selected for the New Texas Talent XXVII in 2020 and the Texas National 2018 Art Competition & Exhibition. Her most recent solo exhibition was at Strata Gallery, Santa Fe, NM in 2022 followed by an artist residency at Vermont Studio Center in March, 2023.

Women belong in all places where decisions are being made” said Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Julie’s passion for blazing trails in corporate roles is why she combines business with her art practice.

 

 

 

 

T.A.C. 18th Annual Juried Exhibition at Arts Fort Worth in Fort Worth, TX

Winter Branches

Oil on Yupo
20″ x 26″
2024
 

Photograph by Teresa Rafidi

This painting will be on view from August 6, 2024 to September 30, 2024 at  Arts Fort Worth for the Texas Artists Coalition 18th Annual Juried art exhibition. I’m excited to have my artwork included for the last exhibition at 1300 Gendy Street, before they relocate to a new location.

1300 Gendy Street
Fort Worth, Texas 76107
Open Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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Valley House Gallery in Dallas, TX

Garden and Patio, after Matisse
Oil on Yupo
30″ x 44″
2024
 

Inspired by Henri Matisse and the France’s Provence region. Summertime is a compelling time to get outside, enjoy the garden and sit on the patio to feel the sights and sounds of Nature, neighbors and sunshine.

Photograph by Teresa Rafidi

This painting will be on view beginning August 17, 2024 through September 21, 2024 at Valley House Gallery‘s Summer group art exhibition. I’m excited to have my artwork included for the first time in a Valley House Gallery exhibition.

6616 Spring Valley Road
Dallas, Texas 75254-8635
Open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Phone: 972-239-2441
Fax: 972-239-1462
Email: gallery@valleyhouse.com

See my paintings at https://www.julieenglandart.com/

Julie England is an oil painter working in Dallas, Texas. In 2018 she was honored with the SMU Mary Vernon Painting Prize from the Southern Methodist University Meadows Art faculty. England’s artwork was selected for the New Texas Talent XXVII in 2020 and the Texas National 2018 Art Competition & Exhibition. Her most recent solo exhibition was at Strata Gallery, Santa Fe, NM in 2022 followed by an artist residency at Vermont Studio Center in March, 2023. Julie’s artwork is represented in Houston, TX at Jack Meier Gallery.

Women belong in all places where decisions are being made” said Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Julie’s passion for blazing trails in corporate roles is why she combines business with her art practice.

 

 

 

 

Jack Meier Gallery in Houston, TX

It’s exciting to announce my artwork is now represented by Jack Meier Gallery in Houston, This art gallery has been representing AMERICAN and INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS for 47 years.

Jack Meier Gallery
2310 Bissonnet Street
Houston, TX 77005
713.526.2983
michael@jackmeiergallery.com
@jackmeiergallery on Instagram

Website https://www.jackmeiergallery.com/

See my paintings on the website at https://www.jackmeiergallery.com/julie-england

Julie England is an oil painter working in Dallas, Texas. In 2018 she was honored with the SMU Mary Vernon Painting Prize from the Southern Methodist University Meadows Art faculty. England’s artwork was selected for the New Texas Talent XXVII in 2020 and the Texas National 2018 Art Competition & Exhibition. Her most recent solo exhibition was at Strata Gallery, Santa Fe, NM in 2022 followed by an artist residency at Vermont Studio Center in March, 2023.

Women belong in all places where decisions are being made” said Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Julie’s passion for blazing trails in corporate roles is why she combines business with her art practice.