Cameron Smith’s Bishop Arts Modern (BAM) Gallery is emerging as a go-to resource for designers and collectors with a discerning eye for originality and value. As the flagship in the burgeoning Bishop Arts Co-Op, BAM is living up to its acronym. “Our first show on April 8 was a smashing success, with more than a dozen pieces sold and glowing reviews from the hun- dreds that attended. I’m deeply humbled by this resounding affirmation and can’t wait for my following three exhibitions this year,” says Smith. The Bishop Arts Co-Op is home to seven studios, including Oak Cliff’s venerable Decorazon Gallery, and artists Willie Baronet and Loran Thrasher. “There’s a bold yet under- stated vibe here at BAM that’s unique. It’s authentic, casual and deeply visceral. It has been incredibly gratifying to satisfy buyers looking for contemporary design with a keen sense of style. We’ve also been collabo- rating with builders and realtors that are using our artwork to stage some breathtaking homes. Modern art is a key ingredient in dramatically elevating the impact and value of modern architecture. We’re here to help make that happen,” says Smith. Mark your calendar as BAM’s
ARTX4 continues with Organica June 10, Luminesce August 26 and Kind of Blue November 4.
Bishop Arts Modern Gallery 214-773-3487 bamodern.com
