in 2026 we’ve come together for a collaborative show from the Art House Dallas visual artist community, comprised of artists from across the DFW metroplex.
We believe that beauty shown through the arts, culture, and creation holds a powerful ability to form the way we see ourselves, the world, and our interaction with both. In light of this, we believe that observing beauty gives witness to something deep and life-giving—the Source and Sustainer of all creation.
For this juried show each artist submitted their favorite work, coming together to create a vibrant and diverse exhibit. For the Small Works component of the show, artists were asked to create a 12” x 12” work.
Purchasing Art from this exhibit supports both the artist, and Art House Dallas’ visual arts programming. 30% of proceeds from the sale of featured artist’s work and 100% percent of proceeds from the sale of Small Works support Art House Dallas.
Angela Pitts
McKinney based artist, Angela C Pitts uses photography and textiles to tell circular stories of vulnerability and grief. Angela's art and process is shaped by her studies of fine art at Baylor University and UNT where she earned her BFA and MFA in photography. She has served as an adjunct professor at Dallas Baptist University for 13 years, and Collin College in Plano currently. Angela loves people and hearing their stories. Angela works with fabric, image transfers and alternative processes with photography to tell stories through her pieces.
She finds value in the printed images, antique quilts, and simple needle and thread. She believes there is power in starting meaningful conversations about our need to live authentic lives in community with one another.
Allie Dickerson
Allie Regan Dickerson is a Dallas-based conceptual contemporary artist whose paintings explore the hidden architecture of human experience. Working primarily in layered oil on raw linen and panel, she paints figures, nature’s elements, and fragments that emerge through transparent passages and accumulated layers. Each painting leaves space for viewers to bring their own experiences, memories, and interpretations to the work. She holds an MFA in Painting from Texas Christian University and a BFA in Painting and Graphic Design from the University of Texas at Arlington, with work exhibited in museums, galleries, and juried exhibitions nationally.
Bree Smith
Bree Smith is a multidisciplinary artist working primarily in 2D oil painting, along with mixed media collages and murals. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts and began her Dallas-based professional art practice in 2015. Her mediums vary, but her work is rooted in biographical storytelling, inviting viewers to explore the intersection of imagination and reality through her blending of futurism with pop surrealism. Through striking figurative compositions and vivid color palettes, Bree explores themes of idealism and identity through the concept of the optimistic unknown.
Conamore Alexander
Conamore Alexander studied architecture and studio art at Pratt Institute and The Cooper Union in New York City. Born and raised on Martha’s Vineyard Island, off the coast of New England, Conamore grew up surrounded by artists and nature. This is where her love of painting began. In addition to being an artist, Conamore is a licensed architect. Her professional skill set has been developed through years of working in architecture firms for high profile clients and large owners across the country. In 2019 with a heart to build up and encourage the next generation Conamore founded GOOD REINS Equestrian & Fine Art Ministry, a Texas nonprofit corporation with the mission of growing students’ confidence and faith.
daniela matchael
Daniela Matchael is a Brazilian-born, Texas-based artist whose work has been exhibited throughout the United States, Europe, Australia, and Brazil. Her paintings explore the relationship between people, memory, and place, drawing on themes of identity, community, and human experience. Matchael’s work is included in private collections nationally and internationally. She lives and works in East Texas.
emily morris
Emily Morris explores how strong light sources transform the appearance of her subjects. She paints figures, landscapes, and dramatic seascapes in a traditional style inspired by the masters of the Renaissance. Her practice is grounded in classical academic training. Working with oil paint, she builds up many layers in a technique called glazing and scumbling to achieve a sense of luminosity. She lives and works in Dallas.
Eboni Johnson-Kaba
Eboni Johnson-Kaba is a filmmaker and interdisciplinary artist who believes in the power of story, community, and collaboration to inspire change and challenge ignorance. Rooted in the traditions of Black southern storytelling, her work blends documentary film, oral history, and emerging media to uplift underrepresented narratives. She was named a 2024 Rising Star in Public Media by Current magazine, a 2023 PGA Creates Nonfiction Fellow, and serves as the Talent Development Manager for Black Public Media.
Jackie c. mitterer
Jackie C. Mitterer (b. 1971, Lima, Peru) earned a MBA from the University of Lima and a dual MBA degree from PUC-Chile and UCLA. She immigrated to the United States in 2000, where she married and started her family.
Her style is best described as Modern 3D Mosaic, a mixed-media technique she developed to bridge the gap between traditional painting and sculptural relief. Each piece begins as a finished acrylic painting on board, serving as the foundational narrative.
jose Angel Hernandez
Jose Angel Hernandez was born in Puerto Rico and raised in the Northeast. During a 45-year career in the automotive industry, he began his artistic journey in 2000 as a self-taught artist, initially painting figurative work that explored life's complexities, love, and social and political concerns. In 2014, a chance find at an antique shop — a rusty cow bell — transformed his practice and defined who he is today: a 3D Mixed Media Artist whose mission is to create work that is interactive, playful, and evokes conversation.
Kim Typaldos
Kim Typaldos is a Dallas-based artist, family photographer, and former art teacher whose work explores the beauty in the messy, complicated reality of everyday life. She believes art and photography have the power to shape how we see ourselves and, in turn, how we live our lives. Much of her inspiration comes from her own life as a mother with two small boys.
kristen cochran
Kristen Cochran is a Dallas-based artist whose multidisciplinary work explores labor, time, and human resilience through sculpture, print, and installation. Her practice reflects on the humor and hardship embedded in daily work and the search for meaning within material existence. Cochran holds an MFA from Southern Methodist University and teaches at the University of Texas at Dallas. She has exhibited nationally and internationally, including at The Nasher Sculpture Center, Artpace San Antonio, LONDON Fix and the NARS Foundation in Brooklyn, NY.
molly kennedy
Molly Kennedy is a multidisciplinary artist working in voice, visual, imagination, and delight. A self-described celebrant of play, her practice is guided by the belief that something does not have to be productive to hold value, and that amusement, wonder, and curiosity are valuable in themselves.
She moves through the world noticing, drawn to new experiences, to conversation off-script, to small acts of silliness. At times her practice moves outward — intentional projects created for public engagement, each an invitation in its own form.
miller matlock
Miller is a painter and printmaker living and working in Dallas, Texas. An architect by trade, his work creates abstract portraits of landscapes and architecture that explore the tension between order and wildness. His practice spans block print, cyanotype, and painting.
Miller has been a featured artist at Art House’s annual exhibit for several years and has participated in group exhibitions throughout Dallas and Fayetteville, Arkansas. He is available for commissioned work and welcomes opportunities to create pieces tailored to your home, space, or collection.
Tim hudson
Tim Hudson is a Dallas-based visual artist with over 30 years of graphic design experience. This has given him a well-developed tool kit wrought from years of experience being a problem solver for others. Tim currently employs that same skillset to focus on self-expression and exploration through abstract and impressionistic paintings.
Small Works Artists
100% of sales for Small Works go to support Art House Dallas Visual Arts Programming.
Row One
Shruti Herpers
Barcelona
$200
Kim Typaldos
Dance Party
$150
Rebecca Prince
The Skylark
$250
Angela Pitts
All Knotted Up
$250
Abby Allen
Habit
$150
Row Two
Alexandra Crawford
Gather
$200
Dawn Waters Baker
Apparitions
$1,200
Miller Matlock
Colleciones de
Piedras
$250
Jackie C. Mitterer
Oh, Big Ben!
$250
Weeda Hamdan
Autumn Series
$300
ROW THREE
Sarah Bay
Pigment of Your
Imagination
$250
Tim Hudson
ashrah
diptych
$740
Tim Hudson
ashrah
diptych
$740
Nathan Fan
Sicut Unguentum
in Capite
$500
Bree Smith
Fractals No.1
$250
Artist Statement: Bree Smith is a multidisciplinary artist working in mixed media paintings, sculptures, and murals. Bree’s work highlights themes of futuristic abstraction and surrealism and serves visual narratives, inviting viewers to contemplate the intersection of imagination and reality.