Opening Reception: Saturday, August 9, 7-10pm

Closing Reception: Saturday, August 30, 2-5pm

On View: August 9 - 30, 2025

The Summer Salon returns for its 3rd year since launching in 2023! This lightly curated show is an excellent opportunity for emerging and beginner artists to exhibit and grow in their artistic practice. For many people who have shown at past Summer Salons, this is their first public exhibition. 

Exhibition will include 2D and 3D arts of all mediums.

Brian David Johnson, Cloud Tree’s founder and lead curator, has always espoused a personal philosophy that there is an inherent value in getting out there, doing things and engaging with opportunities related to one’s artistic practice. The Summer Salon was designed to facilitate that type of opportunity. While sales are important, there is something to be said for engaging with the process of exhibiting your work for the first time and all that comes along with that. A big part is meeting other creatives with varying degrees of experience for mutual support, encouragement and inspiration. We believe this is a great opportunity for everyone. The event also helps support this special creative space, which has stirred the pot of community for the past 9 years. We look forward to both sessions, see you there!

If you are interested in applying, please email cloudtreeteam@gmail.com with ‘Summer Salon’ in the subject line. Please attach your website, portfolio or photos of your work.

On View: July 5 - 26, 2025

Opening Reception: Saturday, July 5, 7-10pm

Closing Reception: Saturday, July 26, 2-5pm

The Summer Salon returns for its 3rd year since launching in 2023! This lightly curated show is an excellent opportunity for emerging and beginner artists to exhibit and grow in their artistic practice. For many people who have shown at past Summer Salons, this is their first public exhibition. 

Exhibition will include 2D and 3D arts of all mediums.

Brian David Johnson, Cloud Tree’s founder and lead curator, has always espoused a personal philosophy that there is an inherent value in getting out there, doing things and engaging with opportunities related to one’s artistic practice. The Summer Salon was designed to facilitate that type of opportunity. While sales are important, there is something to be said for engaging with the process of exhibiting your work for the first time and all that comes along with that. A big part is meeting other creatives with varying degrees of experience for mutual support, encouragement and inspiration. We believe this is a great opportunity for everyone. The event also helps support this special creative space, which has stirred the pot of community for the past 9 years. We look forward to both sessions, see you there!

If you are interested in applying, please email cloudtreeteam@gmail.com with ‘Summer Salon’ in the subject line. Please attach your website, portfolio or photos of your work.

On View: March 1 - 29, 2025

Opening Reception: Saturday, March 1, 7-10pm

Closing Reception: Saturday, March 29, 2-5 pm

“Enantiodromia” brings Lorelei Linklater’s body of work as a whole, organized in three thematic collections; Excavations and Resurrections, Creatures of the Netherworlds, and Abominable Putridity. Linklater uses this collection to contrast that of her whimsical renditions of imaginary beings, layered and gritty landscapes, and experimental abstracts taken from photographs of her work. Each body of work debuts a different process of medium in Linklater’s expansive talent.

Exhibition will include new and old works for sale as well as a special run of prints.

Lorelei Linklater is a multi-media artist born in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, and currently based in Austin, TX. Known for her post-graduate work in carefully exploring themes of urban isolation and the unknown, her work has garnered attention for its take on the “daunting nature of infinity in a post-digital age.” (Artist Statement, L. Linklater). 

Visit Linklater’s page for listing of work and more at loreleilinklater.com.

On View: November 15- December 14, 2024

Opening Reception: Friday, November 15, 7-10pm

Artist Talk: Saturday, December 14, 1:00PM

Show Run: November 9 - November 24

Artists on Display: Zari Etemadi, Amy Long, Lindsey Millikan, April Garner, Alex Abbott, Denise Elliot Jones, Graham Franciose, Kevin Munoz, Zezelia Olson, Sara Trumet, Lily Timberlake, Christopher Miller, Genie Baranoff, Jesse Sublett, Libby Barret, Peyton Hornberger, Mario F. Sanchez, Drew Lakin, Pam Campbell, Jordan Alyse, Zachary Watkins, Erin Freeman, Jean Caffeine, Sonya Berg.

All artists on display at our Cloud Tree Auxiliary gallery 12-6pm every day during show run.

Christine Fail will also be on site with a special collection of jewelry during the weekend of EAST, November 16-17.

But wait there is more! We will have several tenured artists which will also be available for viewing in our main gallery room at Cloud Tree original, which include ; Lee Barber, Laura Lynn Johnson, and Isabel Glatthorn.

Find more information about the guest artists in this exhibit by clicking the link here.

Cloud Tree Art House Presents

Ghost Almanac Halloween Party

Doors open at 9:30pm, following a screening of L’Inferno and live performance by Montopolis.

$20 at the door

Dance floor with DJ—Vintage horror films — Haunted wood shop — Projection show.

On view at Cloud Tree Auxiliary: October 11 - Nov 2, 2024

Opening Reception: Friday, October 11, 7-10 pm (Live musical performance at 8pm)

Closing Reception: Saturday, Nov 2, 7:00pm

Dreaming Hildegard is the latest collaborative work by Alex Coke and Christopher Hynes. Inspired by 11th-century mystic and visionary Hildegard of Bingen, Hynes’ paintings and Coke’s music create a world of sight and sound that is spiritual, meditative, and thought provoking.

Opening reception will include a live performance from MAE trio (Masumi Jones, drums, Alex Coke, flutes, tenor saxophone, and Elaine Barber, harp). Reception will begin at 7:00 and go until 10:00, music will begin at 8:00PM.

Christopher Hynes Website , The Inner Kingdom With Alex Coke

On View: October 5-26, 2024

Opening Reception: Saturday, October 5, 7-10pm

Adele’s show, Folk Relics, explores the relationship between fine art, craft and storytelling.  Using mixed media techniques such as quilting, embroidery, gold leaf, ceramics and painting, she creates images and objects that could fit into many-a folktale or myth.  You might see a hero, an omen-bringer, a shape-shifter and so many other wild creatures that haunt our collective imagination.

Adele Hauser grew up in a world of craft.  Childhood adventures included driving around to look at old buildings with her architect father, learning to sew with her grandmother, sweltering archeological digs over summer vacations, and listening to her mother read vast collections of folk and hero stories at night before bed.  She honed her skills as an adult with a BFA in Fine Arts from the University of Texas, quilt collaborations with Mom, and work finishing and fabricating for interior designers. Behind the scenes there is always some personal art project in the works. This foundation, along with a lifetime of making as many different types of things as possible, laid the groundwork for a wide range of artistic pursuits.   

Adele Hauser

On View: September 7-27, 2024

Opening Reception: Saturday, September 7, 7-10pm

Kelsey Archbold’s work explores the intersection of memory, nature and human emotion, often delving into the subconscious world where reality and fantasy blur. Inspired by the quiet mysteries of the natural world and the tender, yet complex, dynamics of human relationships, she creates dreamlike scenes that invite viewers to step into an introspective journey.

A Celebration of Emerging Artists:

Summer Salon Series II

Opening Reception: Saturday, August 10, 7-10pm

Please join us on Saturday, August 10th at Cloud Tree Studios & Gallery to celebrate the second series of our summer group exhibition. Watch as both gallery halls transform into 44 individual exhibits and emphasize the diversity of expression and medium. All artwork will be available for purchase through QR code and all proceeds go directly to the artist. Complimentary mixed cocktails and drinks will be available to all patrons during opening night. This event is free to the public and open to all ages.

Artists on display: Anne Shackelford, ANDEWSAK, Angel Certeza, Amy Xin, Corie Riddle, Peyton M. Hornberger, Reagan Herber, Travis Benton, Stephen Lindemann, Neena Buxani, Katie Cowden, Max Voss-Nester, Rikelle Schutzer Eilbott, Jonas Petkus, Lina Fisher, Lorelei Linklater, Xander Rudd, Peter Moyer, Victor Tran, Meredith Cheatwood , Cosme Herrera, Danielle Iemola-Devereux, Amber Dalgeish Mustard, Iris Kwon, Kyle Anderson, Gabriel Sharp, Fawn Shirazi, Sydney Dettmar, Yasmeen Arkadan, Genie Baranoff, Lindsay Shillington, Zachary Watkins, Megan Hicks, Jordan Alyse, BLUESUEDE, Sasha Ceballos, Libby Barret, Joshua Munsterman, Jesse Sublett, James Denali

A Celebration of Emerging Artists:

Summer Salon Series I

Opening Reception: Saturday, July 6, 7-10pm

Please join us on Saturday, July 6th at Cloud Tree Studios & Gallery to celebrate this unique group exhibition. Watch as both gallery halls transform into 44 individual exhibits and emphasize the diversity of expression and medium. All artwork will be available for purchase through QR code and all proceeds go directly to the artist. Complimentary mixed cocktails and drinks will be available to all patrons during opening night. This event is free to the public and open to all ages.

Artists on display: Alex Abbott, Zezilia Olson, Alex Duncan, Illiana Flores-DuMond, Linda Wandt, Christopher Hynes, Reagan Herber, Angel Certeza, Laura Lynn Johnson, Andrew Sakamoto, Anne Shackelford, Deba Swan, Travis Benton, Gabriel Sharp, SOMA, Peyton M. Hornberger, Corie Riddle, James Denali, Carol Aaron, Amy Long, Chris Diraddo, Zari Etemadi, Kyle Anderson, April Garner, Jeff Worden, Meam Hartshorn

Show dates: October 21-November 4

Opening reception: October 21, 7-10 p.m

Cloud Tree Gallery is excited to present a new exhibition featuring works from two distinguished artists, sculptor John Christensen and painter Jana Swec.

     John Christensen's sculptures for this show focus on figure.The forms are simple, reductive, abstract. He animates each form with shape-shifting uncertainty - with breath. Full of psychic subtext and made to help navigate our often cruel and befuddling world, many of his pieces try to direct our attention to the unseen - microbiota, rhizomes, spirit - or the unrecognized. He describes his sculpture as informed by the natural sciences, metaphysics, literature, and history.

     Jana Swec’s work since 2020 has also helped her move through difficult times and emotions. with a purpose to observe, create and heal. “Skies can be hope, ecstasy or immense sadness. Portraying fire has helped process fear, passion, and anger. Painting the underwater fills me with a sense of vast possibilities, stillness, and calm. The nebulous form that floats and glides through the scene, has come to represent a spirit of lightness, changeability, & luminescence.

Show dates: September 22-October 14

Opening reception: September 22, 7-10 p.m (featuring Three Spells, a 20 minute performance piece  by Robin Chotzinoff and Malena Pennycook at 8p.m.)

Artist talk: October 7, 2 p.m.                            

“Offering: A Balm in a World of Wounds comprises 17 oil paintings, large and small. I began this body of work with “Offering”, a diptych - a pair of canvases over which I painted a composition of intuitive, free form, almost symmetry. Three more large diptychs followed. In the beginning I was thinking about the rhythms, patterns and geometries of the plant world–how nothing in nature is perfectly symmetrical, but that there are consistent patterns. Then I began to think about humans in nature, as part of nature, not supreme in nature, and also about the imperfect symmetry of human bodies. I became especially concerned with female bodies. This work concerns broken patterns: generational pain and subsequent healing; death, rebirth and regeneration; sacrifice, ceremony, and also, vulnerability, with all its complications.”