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Morton Street Gallery is in Richmond, Texas, in an historic 19th century building. All of our artists live and paint around Ft. Bend or Harris, Counties. Richmond is the County Seatof Ft Bend, a town of about 10,000 and 30 miles or so from Houston. But it is not surburbia. It is truly a small town. If you're in the vacinity, stop by and see us. Our website is www.mortonstreetgallery.net.

Friday, April 9, 2010

"The Waiting Room" by Reg Stark

"The Unexpected" exhibit to open Saturday, April 24th, 5:30 to 7:30

Paintings shown will be work by Reg Stark, Steve Conrad, and Fran Knueppel.  Please see more of their work at http://www.mortonstreetgallery.net/  , http://www.thestarkcollection.com/, or http://www.i'llpaintthat.blogspot.com/.
Just to whet your interest, though, here is a sneak preview of some work.

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

NEXT OPENING

Our next opening will showcase three of our most popular artist, Reg Stark, Steve Conrad and Fran Knueppel.  With this group you never know what will happen so be sure to give come if you can.  Reg has been going more and more into Surrealism, and Steve Conrad....well, who knows where his mind roams.  But they're always interesting.  Stay turned and I'll soon have a sneak peek for a little enticement.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

"Chisos Mountains" oil by Chuck Rawle.

Here is a sample of Chuck's work.

Straight from the Headlines

Richmond artist Chuck Rawle has work in an exhibit at the Texas State Capitol.  His works in "The Stampede Show" includes landscapes and western themes.  Chuck show here at MSG, and we are very proud for this recognition of his work.  The Stampede show will be on display in Fredericksburg through March. 

What's Up Now at MSG

We have some excellent new work at the Gallery, and a new artist Kenneth Pierce.  Kenneth does extremely detailed drawings in Prismacolor.  He is a young artist, just getting started, with a  lot of talent.  We feel he has no where to go but UP.  Also Houston Watercolorist Mark Stewart brought in some wonderful new scenes from central Texas, and Kelly Bailey has some small works that are a real departure from his detailed watercolors.  Hope you'll take the opportunity to come by and see what's new.  There is more detail on our website.

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

IT'S SHOWTIME AT MSG

Fran with Congressman Pete Olson & wife Nancy at Party

The Snake Charmers entertain at MSG

Successful Anniversary Party

Fun was had by all who came to our 6th Anniversary Party. " The Snake Charmers " provided great bluesy, rockin' music with Marie Angell on vocals assisted by Gail Bixler on back up.  Will Blumentritt was on bass, and Larry Meeker on guitar, and his dad Larry, Sr. subbed on drums.  For more info on the band, go to http://www.thesnakecharmers.com.   Guests enjoyed new work by the gallery artists.  Italian Maid Cafe took care of the appetites, and owners Fran and Hal Knueppel met and greeted the multitude of guests.  For those who couldn't make it the exhibit contines through March, 2000.

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Work by Fran Knueppel

New Work by Gallery Artists

"Feeling Blue" by Wm Kelly Bailey

NEWS ABOUT OUR ARTISTS

Watercolorist, Wm Kelly Bailey's painting "Feeling Blue" was selected by the Houston area author, Jo Hoye, to be on the cover of her new book, "Living the Blues".
He's also going to be doing quick sketch portraits at the Houston Museum of Fine Arts on Feb. 14th , at the opening of the John Singer Sargent Exhibition.  He will be located by the "Curtain" sculpture next to the entry doors on the West side of the Beck Building, under the porte cochere, from 12:30 to 4:30.  So stop by, see the wonderful exhibit, and say "hello" to Kelly.  And of course get a quick sketch while you're there.  Good going Kelly.