Reconciliation

At Fra Angelico Gallery – Palmer Church

January 26 – April 25, 2020

Come and see the “Reconciliation” exhibit at the Fra Angelico Gallery – Palmer Memorial Episcopal Church – 6221 Main Street – Houston, TX 77030. The gallery is open every Sunday morning beginning at 7:30. For other hours phone the church office at 713-529-6196.

“Go to the Light”

Acrylic on 18″ x 24″ Canvas

“My Love”

Acrylic on 18″ x 24″ Canvas

“Drinking from the Fountain”

Acrylic on 18″ x 24″ Canvas

“Light of All Creation” – Art Show

Light of All Creation

At Fra Angelico Gallery – Palmer Church

September 15 – December 6, 2019

Come and see the “Light of All Creation” exhibit at the Fra Angelico Gallery – Palmer Memorial Episcopal Church – 6221 Main Street – Houston, TX 77030. The gallery is open every Sunday morning beginning at 7:30. For other hours phone the church office at 713-529-6196.

“Love Will Come Your Way”

Acrylic on 18″ x 24″ Canvas

Sherry Byrd Featured in “Voyage Houston Magazine”

August 6, 2019 – Houston: Voyage Houston Magazine, in its “Houston’s Most Inspiring Stories” section, features Sherry Byrd as one of “West Loop’s Rising Stars.”

Here in Houston we enjoy one of the most culturally diverse communities in the United States. That is a real plus for an artist. Whether it’s music, dining, theater, visual arts or science and technology, Houston offers it. There’s never a dull moment.

If there was something I’d change about this place, I’d have to say the traffic, the heat, and the flooding which seems to happen on almost a yearly basis. Also, we have some of the biggest cockroaches I’ve ever seen; and I’ve seen some big ones.

To read “Meet Sherry Byrd,” just click here.

“Flowers at Sunset”

Acrylic on 16″ x 20″ Canvas

“Nectar”

Acrylic on 16″ x 20″ Canvas

I’m Having a Solo Show!

Sherry Byrd comes to Sean Anthony Salons

Artist Reception – Saturday, August 17, 7-9 PM

Sherry Byrd calls her style “Joyful Color.” Working primarily in acrylics on canvas, Sherry employs bright colors which elicit comments from “joyous expressions of love,” “exhilarating,” “stunning,” to “spectacular.” Retired after a forty-five year career in higher education at universities in Tennessee, Arkansas, and Texas, Sherry studied, by invitation, under award-winning painter and Director of Painting Art at Houston Baptist University, Michael Collins. Sherry curates the Fra Angelico Gallery at Palmer Memorial Episcopal Church in Houston, and her work as been featured in religious publications in the US and in Canada.

Sherry will have a solo exhibition at Sean Anthony Salons, 3300 Chimney Rock, August 12 – September 9.