Bisong Art Gallery

Bisong Art Gallery Contemporary Fine Art Gallery exhibiting emerging and mid-career artists. Many first time collectors feel intimidated to purchase their first original artwork.
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Owner, Carla Bisong founded Bisong Art Gallery in 2013 inside a 1300sqft loft located in downtown Houston, Texas. She brings her love for marketing and art while providing a platform for artists and art lovers to connect. The gallery is deeply rooted in the community providing art exhibitions, workshops, painting classes, weddings and corporate receptions to name a few. Bisong Art Gallery persona

lly selects artists who use the highest quality of materials in order to ensure their artwork will last for many years to come. We make the process enjoyable with personalized service and will not complete the sale until you are 100% satisfied. Art has the ability to inspire, uplift, and enrich a person’s life. Therefore, it is Bisong Art Gallery’s goal to be a platform to connect artists and buyers. We believe everyone should release their inner creativity and have at least one piece of original art in their home or office.

The Veil of The Eternal Mathieu John Baptiste20" x 16" Acrylic and Oil Current Exhibition on display until July 25th. Ga...
09/03/2026

The Veil of The Eternal
Mathieu John Baptiste
20" x 16"
Acrylic and Oil
Current Exhibition on display until July 25th.
Gallery Hours Thursday - Saturday
1:00pm-5:00pm

I had another wonderful opportunity to speak with art university students during the Emerging Visions Professional Devel...
09/02/2026

I had another wonderful opportunity to speak with art university students during the Emerging Visions Professional Development Series at Redbud Art Center.

Gallerists Andrew Durham, Tanja Peterson, and I shared our experiences, insights, and encouragement with the next generation of professional artists.

It’s always an honor to support and inspire emerging creatives as they prepare to build their careers and navigate the professional art world.

Knot Now Corey Haynes16″ x 12″This sculpture seamlessly merges a ceramic vase with the organic texture of h**p rope, cre...
09/02/2026

Knot Now
Corey Haynes
16″ x 12″
This sculpture seamlessly merges a ceramic vase with the organic texture of h**p rope, creating a harmonious blend of contrasting elements. The ceramic vase provides a solid, polished foundation, while the intertwined h**p rope adds a touch of natural, tactile warmth. This union symbolizes a fusion of strength and flexibility, capturing the essence of balance and harmony in form and material. The result is a unique piece that bridges the worlds of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design.
Visit our website for more information. www.bisonggallery.com

QueenSize: 24” x 18”Medium: Mixed Media (acrylic, collage, charcoal)Romeo Robinson Romeo enjoys connecting with people ...
09/01/2026

Queen
Size: 24” x 18”
Medium: Mixed Media (acrylic, collage, charcoal)
Romeo Robinson
Romeo enjoys connecting with people and finds the human condition—our problems, emotions, thoughts, and the ways we express and navigate them—to be fertile ground for endless creative exploration. Working primarily in mixed media, their present-day preferences include acrylic, charcoal, pastel, and collage. They describe their methodology as “controlled chaos,” defined as the manipulation of color, images, words, and phrases in a seemingly random manner to create narrative. These narratives explore the human condition, both its beauty and its challenges. Through painting, the artist seeks to understand what is happening in the world and why. Themes of particular interest include racism, immigration, self-worth and belonging in adolescence, and hunger. Their goal is to continue growing as an artist and to become ever more effective at telling these stories.

Romeo began their creative journey in New York City at the Germaine School of Photography in the late 1970s. After moving to Houston, they pursued studies at San Jacinto College in both legal assisting and art. A decade ago, they began classes at the MFAH Glassell School of Art and, in 2019, completed the Block program. Their work has been exhibited at the San Jacinto College Gallery, the San Jacinto College Library, various VAA exhibitions, Carolyn Garcia Gallery, the Houston City Wide African American Artists Exhibition, the Houston Museum of African American Culture, the gallery space at West Gray Dental, and at the NCV Wine facility.
The artist values the opportunity to share their work and to invite viewers into a deeper understanding of their creative practice.

Watching You (Yellow)John Whaley Jr. 36″ x 36″Mixed Media Resin on Canvas .Watching You by John Whaley Jr. fuses vibrant...
08/31/2026

Watching You (Yellow)
John Whaley Jr.
36″ x 36″
Mixed Media Resin on Canvas
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Watching You by John Whaley Jr. fuses vibrant abstraction with pop culture, creating a dynamic portrait of a woman whose intense gaze connects directly with the viewer. Her face emerges boldly from a background of comic book imagery, where bursts of color and graphic lines evoke energy and intrigue. The interplay between the woman’s watchful eyes and the playful chaos of the comics speaks to the tension between personal observation and the vibrant, often exaggerated narratives of modern life. The artwork invites you to feel both seen and immersed in the world of vivid imagination and visual storytelling.

“Reflections Within” Corey Haynes24″x24″Acrylic & oil pastel, on wood canvas, resin, broken glass, broken mirror This ...
08/30/2026

“Reflections Within”
Corey Haynes
24″x24″
Acrylic & oil pastel, on wood canvas, resin, broken glass, broken mirror



This striking acrylic painting captures the quiet power of an African American woman rendered in rich, teal-saturated tones. She holds a large, transparent bubble, within which the rainy city night is reflected, creating a mesmerizing interplay between her calm presence and the dynamic urban landscape. The artwork’s surface shimmers with layers of resin, broken glass, and mirrored fragments, echoing the neon hues bouncing off wet streets. Part of the *City Lights, Rainy Nights* series, this piece invites viewers to reflect on resilience, duality, and the beauty found in moments of introspection amidst chaos.

08/22/2026

Artist: Julianne Mahler

Wealth Management

24” X 18”

The image is 262 origami cranes, 10 made from gold paper, flying into and out of a rich-looking red velvet purse. The white cranes are made from paper store receipts. Looks are deceiving. The canvas is re-used, the purse is thrifted, the gold is just paper and the ink on the receipts will fade with time as will the purchased they represent. The hidden treasure is time — time spent folding, time spent cooking and sharing meals, time spent caring for family.

Watching You - Turquoise John Whaley Jr. Mixed Media on CanvasView our website for more information.
08/22/2026

Watching You - Turquoise
John Whaley Jr.
Mixed Media on Canvas
View our website for more information.

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1305 Sterrett Street
Houston, TX
77002

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Thursday 1pm - 5pm
Friday 1pm - 5pm
Saturday 1pm - 5pm

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+17134983015

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