International roots are at the heart of this distinctive Texas gallery. In 1980, Jody Klotz began her career working as a young art dealer in Paris for four years and New York City for 15 years, specializing in 19th and 20th Century European and American paintings including Barbizon, Academic, Impressionist, Post-Impressionist and Modern works. She cultivated an internationally based business with a broad network of dealers and collectors.
Read More...Exposure to the arts began at an early age for Jody Klotz. As the daughter of a dashing father with an affinity for antiques, beautiful objects and travel, and a glamorous mother with a love of languages and art, Jody was immersed in an aesthetically oriented world throughout her childhood. Whether it was weekend trips to Greenwich Village with her father to attend antique auctions, or extended treks through Europe with her family visiting the finest art museums, she was influenced by her parents’ love of beauty, culture and adventure.
Read More...International roots are at the heart of this distinctive West Texas gallery. In 1980, Jody Klotz established herself as a private art dealer, working in Paris and New York where she specialized in 19th and 20th Century European and American paintings including Barbizon, Academic, Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works. For 15 years in New York City she built an internationally based business with a broad network of dealers and collectors.
Read More...Exposure to the arts began at an early age for Jody Klotz. As the daughter of a man with an affinity for antiques and beautiful objects and a mother with a love of languages and art, Jody was immersed in a world of aesthetic quality throughout her childhood. Whether it was weekend trips to Greenwich Village with her father to attend antique auctions, or extended treks through Europe with her family visiting the finest art museums, she was influenced by her parents’ love for beauty, culture and adventure.
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Announcing Groundbreaking Biography! - Alice Baber | An Artist's Triumph over Tragedy
"The definitive biography of abstract artist Alice Baber, whose luminous andbeloved works took the world by storm....Dr. Gail Levin's book is a vital corrective to the history of American art and a thrilling new opportunity for the next generation to experience Baber anew." Read More...
"Abstract Expressionists: The Women" on view at Wichita Art Museum
Abstract Expressionists: The Women is organized by the American Federation on Arts from the Christian Levett Collection and FAMM (Female Artists of the Mougins Museum), France. Featuring more than 40 canvases made by 30 women, Abstract Expressionists: The Women brings some of the most important women artists of any century - such as Grace Hartigan and Helen Frankenthaler - to WichitaRead more...
The Brooklyn Rail - Alice Baber: Colors of the Rainbow by Alex Grimley
Alice Baber is exceptional among once overlooked, now rediscovered postwar artists, as evidenced not only by the steady momentum that has gathered behind her art in the past year—at auctions and art fairs, in solo presentations in New York and London, and with a rush of scholarship capped off by a forthcoming biography by art historian Gail Levin—but also by the vitality and persuasiveness of the works on display in Colors of the Rainbow, organized by Jody Klotz Fine Art in collaboration with Leslie Feely Gallery." Read more...
Glasstire - Jody Klotz on Art Dealing from Abilene by Jessica Fuentes
Quickly and easily Klotz and I chatted as if we were old friends as she showed me around her surprising residence, an open space with tall ceilings and lofts for her bedroom and office area. We walked through to the kitchen and out the back door, up some stairs to a rooftop garden and woodshop where her partner custom builds beautiful frames for her gallery. It was magical and far from what I could have imagined." Read more...
Artnet News - Abstract Artist Alice Baber is Celebrated in a New Texas Exhibition
"Based in Abilene, Texas, Jody Klotz Fine Art is currently presenting "Alice Baber: Colors of the Rainbow," the gallery's debut solo exhibition of paintings by the late artist. The show is the result of a multi-year endeavor or tireless research and acquisition by Klotz herself, reflecting a deep commitment to both Baber's work and well as the need reevaluate her position with the art historical cannon." Read more...
Glasstire - Our Favorite Art Books of 2024 by Jessica Fuentes
"Earlier this year Abilene-based gallerist Jody Klotz organized a major exhibition of works by Alice Baber. The show debuted in Abilene and later traveled to New York City through a pertnership with the Leslie Felly Gallery. The exhibition catalog includes an essay by Gail Levin, Distinguished Professor at the City University of New York and former curator of the Hopper Collection at the Whitney Museum of American Art." Read more...
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