Easter Treats for Art Lovers

Easter is coming up early this year. It’s on Sunday April 5th! Easter is one of the few weekends of the year when we slow down, come together, and show our appreciation for each other. This time has a spirit of new beginnings, new growth and new hope. A wonderful way to symbolise that is … Read more

Celebrating Women Artists Who Changed the Art Scene

This week is International Women’s Day, when we celebrate the power of women and focus on creating an equal world where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. With this year’s theme being #GiveToGain, I wanted to highlight some of the many women artists who made the path easier for the women artists who came after … Read more

The science behind hugging and why it’s so good for you

A hug is just what the doctor ordered on any occasion. Just got given good news? Hug in celebration. Had a long, stressful day? A hug will relax and uplift you. Can’t put into words how much someone means to you? A hug says it all.  This isn’t just anecdotal. There’s science behind why hugging … Read more

4 Ways to Romance Your Loved Ones in Dallas This February

I am a romantic at heart. It’s no wonder I got so much inspiration from my trip to the City of Love, Paris. You can see this in my solo show from last year, “It Started in Paris.” Remind yourself or catch up on the French-inspired artwork HERE. That being said, love can be found … Read more

What I’m showing at ALG Fine Art (Winter 2026)

I think we can all agree that art is best experienced in person. Seeing the artwork up close allows you to fully appreciate the color, shapes, texture, scale and energy of the piece. And how it works alongside other artwork too.  That’s why I’m so grateful to be one of the Resident Artists at ALG … Read more

Galentine’s Day Gift Guide

Love is in the air! I like to spend Valentine’s Day celebrating all the wonderful people in my life. It’s a reminder to show my appreciation for them and one way I do that is by giving gifts that represent our relationship. These become special pieces in their homes, keepers of memories, feelings and love.  … Read more

What I’m Looking Forward to in 2026 as an Artist and Gallery Director

2025 has been a year of growth. I exhibited my first solo art show “It Started in Paris” and Christi Meril shared her solo art show “Reviving Giants.” I curated the Visiting Artists Show “Poetic License” and reached a record number of people. And that’s just the highlights.  I’m excited to continue the momentum I … Read more

Art as a Way to Capture Memories

One of my favorite parts of the holiday season is taking time to carefully select special gifts for the important people in my life. It’s a chance to show just how much they mean to me and give them something that represents our unique relationship.  I often gravitate towards art for gifts because it’s so … Read more

The Joy of Co-Creation

Now, I’ve had time to step back and really appreciate what we have been able to achieve over the last couple of months at ALG Fine Art. At the heart of what we do and how we make an impact is co-creation. The gallery was founded on the principle that a rising tide lifts all … Read more

Anna Lou Glass Christmas Gift Guide 2025

I’m so excited for the festive season. There’s nothing I like more than an excuse to decorate the house, spend time with family, and find gifts for my favorite people.  Art is one of the best gifts you can give. I’m not just saying that because I’m an artist! You can find artwork that is … Read more

The Art of a Showgirl

If you know me, you’ll know that I’m a massive Swiftie! I’ve been listening to The Life of a Showgirl all month long! I love the fun and frivolous vibes. As an artist, I of course appreciate the references to the painting of Ophelia by John Everett Millais.  So I thought I’d have a bit … Read more

5 Reasons to Visit “Poetic License,” the Visiting Artists Show

This is my favorite time of the year. No, I’m not talking about Fall, although I love Fall too. I’m talking about ALG Fine Art’s Visiting Artist Show. As the Gallery Director, I get to curate a show with a group of artists, showcasing their talent in the heart of the Dallas Design District. There … Read more

The Magic of Mirror Art

As a glass artist, I get to explore this material in many different forms. I’ve used cut glass and then developed a thrown glass technique where I’d take the naturally formed glass pieces as they were to recreate beautiful scenes. I also use hot glass to handcraft unique flowers, hugs, and more.  There are so … Read more

Using my art for good

Making a difference through my art is very important to me as an artist. I create from a deep need to express myself and channel my creativity, but also from a desire to inspire hope, empathy, and positive change.  In the coming weeks, I’m doing that in an exciting way.  Art for Advocacy I am … Read more

Travel-Inspired Artwork to Express Your Wanderlust

If you know me, you know I love to travel! I get so excited about exploring new places and it’s great inspiration for my artwork. I always bring some watercolors, pencils, pastels, and art supplies with me because my fingers get itchy and I need to create. I also love artwork that is inspired by … Read more

Gallery Diaries – The Inspiration Behind Our Next Visiting Artist Show

In my role as Gallery Director at ALG Fine Art, I curate immersive, enriching art experiences for creators, collectors, and the community. Our annual Visiting Artist Show is an important part of our mission because it allows us to open our doors to more artists, voices, and stories, and explore themes in multi-faceted and compelling … Read more

Gallery Diaries – Reflecting On My First Solo Art Show

Last month, my first solo art show “It Started in Paris” came to an end. It was inspired by a transformational artist residency in France where I traced the steps of Cézanne, Monet, Van Gogh, and other impressionists, and immersed myself in the iconic locations at the heart of French art. I not only found … Read more

“Let It Be…” and Let In Healing, Courage and Balance

As part of my new solo show, “It Started in Paris,” I’ve launched a brand-new art collection, “Let It Be…”, and honestly, it’s been the most liberating project I think I’ve ever created. During my artist residency in France, I found that simplifying expectations led to healing, embracing curiosity led to courage and breaking down … Read more