For the third year running, Raymond Butler and Christopher Machorro are organizing Black Market Bodega, a small works group invitational designed around the theme of a neighborhood store. This year’s show features 40 artists versus one wall, with work priced to take home for your holiday gift giving (and receiving). In addition, we will host solo walls by Raymond Butler and SM Sanz.

Raymond is a Dallas artist whose work primarily focuses on pop culture and childhood memories of growing up in South Dallas in the 90s. He says, "For some time, I've been creating handmade wooden versions of sandwiches I call, 'Sammies'. They are a nostalgic, tongue-in-cheek representation of the ups and downs of my upbringing."

SM is Stephanie Sanz, an illustrator and muralist from Panama, based in Dallas, Texas. The main theme of her artwork is pop surrealism, with a strong feminist undertone, invoking sexual positivity and liberation expressed through portraits of strong provocative women. The exhibition will continue through February 18th by appointment with open gallery hours on Saturday December 17th, 1-5 pm.