William Campbell Gallery

William Campbell Gallery Visit www.williamcampbellgallery.com for more information

For more than forty years, William Campbell Gallery has been widely known for its contributions to the constantly evolving world of contemporary art. Founded in 1974, William Campbell Gallery exhibits high-quality contemporary art in a variety of media, including paintings, works on paper, mixed-media constructions, photography, prints, ceramics, and sculpture. By exhibiting globally recognized ar

tists, along with new and emerging talent, the gallery aims to nurture an awareness and appreciation of the exciting diversity found in contemporary art.

Artist Spotlight: Harmony PadgettWorking with oil and ink on wood panels, Harmony Padgett creates abstract works defined...
05/31/2026

Artist Spotlight: Harmony Padgett
Working with oil and ink on wood panels, Harmony Padgett creates abstract works defined by a compelling sense of movement and energy. Elegant, sweeping lines guide the viewer across the panel, contrasted by intentional shifts in color and tone. By mixing fluid, organic shapes with sharp geometric patterns, Padgett builds layered abstract compositions that feel entirely fresh, fluid, and spirited.

Explore available works by Harmony Padgett at the link in our bio.

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Be There Now, 2014
Oil and Ink on wood60 x 30 in

Happenstance, 2024
Oil and Ink on wood | 36 x 36 in

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The results are in. We are thrilled to share that and have both been named “Best Of” winners in 360 West Magazine’s Be...
05/29/2026

The results are in. We are thrilled to share that and have both been named “Best Of” winners in 360 West Magazine’s Best of 76107.

From the contemporary works on our walls to the master custom framing next door, we love serving the Fort Worth art community.

Thank you to everyone who voted and supported us. We hope you’ll stop by and visit soon!

Still Life may be closed, but we are not quite ready to let it go. A look back at six weeks of Billy Hassell’s work on t...
05/29/2026

Still Life may be closed, but we are not quite ready to let it go. A look back at six weeks of Billy Hassell’s work on these walls — let us know if something catches your eye! There are still a few works available through the gallery.

Now on view at the gallery: Richard Thompson—paintings and works on paper spanning landscapes, still lifes, and more. Ma...
05/27/2026

Now on view at the gallery: Richard Thompson—paintings and works on paper spanning landscapes, still lifes, and more. May 27–June 20. Come experience them in person.

William Campbell Gallery and will be closed Saturday, May 23 in observation of Memorial Day weekend. We will resume reg...
05/22/2026

William Campbell Gallery and will be closed Saturday, May 23 in observation of Memorial Day weekend. We will resume regular gallery hours Tuesday, May 26.

Wishing everyone a restful holiday weekend.

William Campbell Gallery Tuesday – Friday, 10AM – 5PM Saturday, 11AM – 4PM

Gallery artist Marilyn Jolly is currently on view at the Irving Arts Center in Echoes of Wonder, a two-person exhibition...
05/21/2026

Gallery artist Marilyn Jolly is currently on view at the Irving Arts Center in Echoes of Wonder, a two-person exhibition with sculptor Larry Graeber. Jolly’s paintings and mixed media works move between structure and improvisation — organized by pattern and color, and guided as much by the process of making as by any original intention.

On view through June 6 at the Irving Arts Center Main Gallery, 3333 North MacArthur Blvd, Irving. Free and open to the public, Tuesday – Saturday, noon to 5PM.

In Spring Squall, Youngblood layers linocut, collage, charcoal, and acrylic into something that feels both controlled an...
05/19/2026

In Spring Squall, Youngblood layers linocut, collage, charcoal, and acrylic into something that feels both controlled and alive — graphic forms above, a cresting wave below, the whole composition held in careful tension.

Available at William Campbell Gallery.

Spring Squall, 2009 Linocut, collage, charcoal & acrylic on paper, 16.25 x 15 in.

In Kris Cox’s photo-based works, the surface is never just a surface.Known for his deep exploration of time and memory, ...
05/17/2026

In Kris Cox’s photo-based works, the surface is never just a surface.

Known for his deep exploration of time and memory, Cox builds up layers of beeswax, pigmented wood putty, and asphaltum washes — creating a patina that ages alongside the subjects it holds. The result is a body of work that asks us to look closer and reflect longer: on what we leave behind, on what endures, and what doesn’t.
Click the link in our bio to learn more.

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Religion and Death / Shrine Whinnie : Mexico, 2018
Digital print on cotton rag paper, beeswax, asphalt emulsion, pigmented wood putty, on mdf panel
53 x 47 x 1 in

Religion and Death / Shrine Formal : Mexico, 2018
Digital print on cotton rag paper, beeswax, asphalt emulsion, pigmented wood putty, on mdf panel
51 x 39 x 1 in
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In Pi**he Dog con Red Lengua, Cruz Ortiz brings the visual tradition of Chicano culture to the portrait with assurance a...
05/14/2026

In Pi**he Dog con Red Lengua, Cruz Ortiz brings the visual tradition of Chicano culture to the portrait with assurance and precision. The figure is direct, the composition deliberate — and the work makes a strong presence on any wall.

Visit our website to learn more.
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Cruz Ortiz, Pince Dog con Red Lengua
Oil on canvas | 24 x 18 in.
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Texas-based artist Lee Albert Hill has spent 25 years in his Fort Worth studio asking a deceptively simple question: wha...
05/10/2026

Texas-based artist Lee Albert Hill has spent 25 years in his Fort Worth studio asking a deceptively simple question: what does it mean to find your center within the expanse?

You can see his architect’s eye in the precision of each form, and his writer’s heart in the depth of color. Every discipline he’s pursued finds its way into the work.

Click the link in our bio to learn more.

Address

217 Foch Street
Fort Worth, TX
76107

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 11am - 4pm

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+18177379566

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