L.A. Man to Open Contemporary Christian Art Gallery in Texas

REPORTER NEWS
By John Mangalonzo
Brock Cravy is setting up The White Buffalo  to showcase local
Christian art.  The painting is by local artist Latimer Ramsey.
TEXAS---Brock Cravy woke up one day some years ago and realized, "I don't have a life." The 33-year-old man wasn't happy in Los Angeles, particularly in Hollywood, where he worked in film and television. "For many years I was angry with God, but I've come back to my faith, accepted God and put my trust in him," Cravy said. "It is this move to Abilene that saved me spiritually." So what better way to express his passion for art and his faith but to open a contemporary Christian art gallery. [link]
  • Gallery Name: The White Buffalo, 2528 S. Seventh St., Albiene, TX
  • Owner: Brock Cravy
  • Program: The White Buffalo gallery will be interpretations of faith by the artists. 
  • Merchandising: Reproducing original works into high-resolution prints, cards, T-shirts, jewelry, even wall paper.
  • Representation: Now accepting submissions from local artists wanting to display their pieces. The entries must be accompanied by a description of the piece, along with a high-resolution photo and a short bio of the artist. Those can be submitted via email at brock@jessiestreet.com or in person at the shop.
  • Opening Day: March 2, 2012

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