‘BIG Pieces’ Art show
​THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 2022 AT 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM CDT
1011 McGowen St, Houston, TX 77002-9117, United States
facebook event: www.facebook.com/events/704209727419715

A wonderful art evening brought together in an eccentric back drop of ivy, brick & coll vibes 
Join us for some intriguing sights & enjoyable times!!
Showcasing 10 of Houston’s Finest Artists
@RedDwarfHTX : 1011 McGowan St. Houston, Tx. 77002

DR. MOHAMMED AL BHATTI
LORI BETZ
DANIEL BRENTS
ANGELA OBENHAUS
RON GORDON
DAVID GRAEVE
ALAN RODEWALD
SYD MOEN
CHRISTOPHER MALICE
CHARLES JESSE MILLER JR.

HH Drink Specials 
~Graciously hosted by Red Dwarf’s Olu~
~Presented by Higham & Associates~
Any questions? Call 713-515-2502 

LORI BETZ will have this beautiful sculpture hanging in one of our Houston airports. She was chosen from hundreds of local artist and the judges narrowed them down and voted to have this amazing sculpture titled "Courage" Congratulations Lori.

​"Congratulations! Houston Arts Alliance is pleased to inform you that one of your artworks has been selected for direct purchase and acquisition by the City of Houston"

​Thanks to everyone who came out to Red Dwarf last Friday. It was a great crowd of people. If you didn't make it you can still go up to Red Dwarf and see art by Mark Hendrix, Angela Obenhaus, Gabriel Prusmack, Mohammad Ali Bhatti, Janna Burtenshaw. If you see something on the wall you'd like to add to your collection or to buy as a gift please get in touch for details. ​Cheers!

​I'm happy to announce our next show at Red Dwarf HTX
This is going to be a great show, you guys. Hope to see as many faces there as possible. Great art, conversation, food, and cold drinks. What more could you ask for on a summer friday night.
Friday, August 6 FREE ENTRY 7-9pm (lite bites and drink specials)
Art by
Mark Hendrix
Angela Obenhaus
Gabriel Prusmack
Mohammad Ali Bhatti
Janna Burtenshaw

"Painting for me is like composing a symphony," says Mohammad Ali Bhatti. "Color, textures, forms and shapes are my instruments of creativity." Mohammad's latest series of paintings is deeply inspired by mysticism and the connections between divinity and mankind in the modern world. He draws on the energy around him in creating his paintings, making intuitive responses to the variable sounds, melodies, rhythms, and textures in the classical music he listens to while painting. "I approach the canvas with an idea, a concept, or a theme that inspires me to begin with random marks and shapes."
 
The visual interest in his paintings is heightened by multiple layers of acrylic, oil, resins, spray paint, randomly torn magazine and book pages, design patterns, and calligraphic elements which help him to create rich imagery. He utilizes intense vibrant colors applied in bold strokes, generating an exciting character to his canvases. This series of paintings reflects contemporary conflict, confusion, and the chaotic condition of the world. Complexity of design occurs spontaneously and intuitively in the painting process: layering, overlapping, and juxtaposing forms, signs, and symbols into an interplay of movement and energy. "My ultimate goal," Mohammad concludes, "is to offer the viewer a creation that captures the attention and expands the imagination." In addition to his recent works, Mohammad will also be displaying some of his portraits, watercolors, and Southwestern paintings.