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4623 Feagan St. ,
Houston, 77007 United States
(713) 880-1541
http://www.bookerlowegallery.com/index.html

Founded in 2002, Booker-Lowe Gallery is one of only a handful of American art spaces dedicated to Aboriginal fine art.
The owners — Nana Booker, who also serves as Australia’s Honorary Consul for the State of Texas, and M. David Lowe — personally select paintings and carvings during their frequent trips throughout Australia, and guarantee the authenticity of every work shown.

The gallery offers

Master works by leading artists from the Central and Western Desert
Museum-quality bark paintings, as well as ceremonial poles, carvings, paintings, and works on paper, from Arnhem Land
Ironwood carvings and paintings in natural ochres by artists from the Tiwi Islands
Highly-collectible and affordable works by emerging artists from throughout Australia
Coordination of commission work, searches for works by select artists, and information about and assistance with participtating in Aboriginal fine art auctions

Events from this organization
Today

50th Anniversary Aboriginal Exhibition “Ancient Lands . . . Ageless Stories”

Redbud Gallery 303 East 11th St., Houston, Tx, United States

Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the beginning of Australia’s contemporary Aboriginal art movement, the exhibit showcases works by such acclaimed painters as Rosella Namok, SilasHobson, and Fiona Omeenyo from Lockhart River near the northern tip of the Great Barrier Reef, as well as established and emerging artists, including Jeffrey Jangala Gallagher, Theo (Faye) Nangala Hudson, […]