Emil Knodell

Emil Knodell has been photographing Fayetteville and the surrounding area for some time, sharing the images on his Facebook and Instagram pages. His show at the Red & White, “Local Color”, features many of those images and documents his unique take on the communities around him.

William Anzalone

We are offering new paintings produced in 2024 as well as paintings and drawings from William Anzalone’s personal collection of work completed between 2005 and 2017. Anzalone is known for his landscapes, and he is a master at creating paintings that please and challenge our senses at the same time. Layers upon layers of evocative color, realistic images on the edge of abstraction, and his ability to create spaces that draw the viewer into the image are all hallmarks of his portfolio. For a personal showing, you may call Jerry Herring at 713-824-9433 for an appointment.

The Red Wall Portraits

Joan and Jerry Herring’s Red Wall Portraits, a project that is raising funds for Fayetteville’s newest cultural center, are available here. Over 600 portraits have been taken in front of the Red & White Gallery’s iconic red wall. The original show, part of the international photography exhibition FotoFest, was halted early this year by the Covid 19 outbreak. Over 100 donations to the Fayetteville Community Center & Performance Theater have been made and prints given so far, and more images have been added to the portfolio. Look over the images available and make your minimum $50 contribution today.

The Fayetteville Community Center Group, with the help of local philanthropists, has secured the E.J. Knesek Building on Fayetteville’s historic square and is now raising funds and working with architects to create a multi-use facility. The group is incorporated as a non-profit with 501(c)(3) status.