Josh Hickman unveils his third solo art exhibition of new works, "Personis Naturalis," his first show of the year. An award-winning artist and graduate of the Booker T. Washington High School for Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, Mr. Hickman will present a collection of all new works in the Underground Gallery at Arts Mission Oak Cliff.
Titled "Personis Naturalis," this collection is third in a series of solo exhibitions of Mr. Hickman’s work to be presented by Arts Mission Oak Cliff as a part of his artist residency at the Oak Cliff arts center. Fresh from a wildly popular pop-up exhibition titled Friday The Thirteenth in Smithville, Texas, Mr. Hickman turned for inspiration in this newest collection to the endlessly fascinating landscape of the human face. "Personis Naturalis" is a deep creative rumination on the “natural mask” of the human face, whether we realize it or not, perhaps the most-observed subject in our lives.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on view through January 31.
Josh Hickman unveils his third solo art exhibition of new works, "Personis Naturalis," his first show of the year. An award-winning artist and graduate of the Booker T. Washington High School for Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, Mr. Hickman will present a collection of all new works in the Underground Gallery at Arts Mission Oak Cliff.
Titled "Personis Naturalis," this collection is third in a series of solo exhibitions of Mr. Hickman’s work to be presented by Arts Mission Oak Cliff as a part of his artist residency at the Oak Cliff arts center. Fresh from a wildly popular pop-up exhibition titled Friday The Thirteenth in Smithville, Texas, Mr. Hickman turned for inspiration in this newest collection to the endlessly fascinating landscape of the human face. "Personis Naturalis" is a deep creative rumination on the “natural mask” of the human face, whether we realize it or not, perhaps the most-observed subject in our lives.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on view through January 31.
Josh Hickman unveils his third solo art exhibition of new works, "Personis Naturalis," his first show of the year. An award-winning artist and graduate of the Booker T. Washington High School for Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, Mr. Hickman will present a collection of all new works in the Underground Gallery at Arts Mission Oak Cliff.
Titled "Personis Naturalis," this collection is third in a series of solo exhibitions of Mr. Hickman’s work to be presented by Arts Mission Oak Cliff as a part of his artist residency at the Oak Cliff arts center. Fresh from a wildly popular pop-up exhibition titled Friday The Thirteenth in Smithville, Texas, Mr. Hickman turned for inspiration in this newest collection to the endlessly fascinating landscape of the human face. "Personis Naturalis" is a deep creative rumination on the “natural mask” of the human face, whether we realize it or not, perhaps the most-observed subject in our lives.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on view through January 31.
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