John-Paul Philippe grew up in Oklahoma but spent his formative years in Dallas doing display work for Neiman-Marcus. He’s both a painter and designer often producing murals and large scale interior design elements in both private and public spaces.
Much of his recent work depicts references to birds or their imagery. Philippe’s exhibition will feature five large paintings, some rendered on canvas or panel and others on mounted burlap. In addition to the large scale works, there will be five small works on paper included in the show.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on view through May 7.
John-Paul Philippe grew up in Oklahoma but spent his formative years in Dallas doing display work for Neiman-Marcus. He’s both a painter and designer often producing murals and large scale interior design elements in both private and public spaces.
Much of his recent work depicts references to birds or their imagery. Philippe’s exhibition will feature five large paintings, some rendered on canvas or panel and others on mounted burlap. In addition to the large scale works, there will be five small works on paper included in the show.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on view through May 7.
John-Paul Philippe grew up in Oklahoma but spent his formative years in Dallas doing display work for Neiman-Marcus. He’s both a painter and designer often producing murals and large scale interior design elements in both private and public spaces.
Much of his recent work depicts references to birds or their imagery. Philippe’s exhibition will feature five large paintings, some rendered on canvas or panel and others on mounted burlap. In addition to the large scale works, there will be five small works on paper included in the show.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on view through May 7.