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Inman Gallery

3901 Main St.
Houston, TX 77002
Downtown/ Midtown
713-526-7800
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Midtown's Inman Gallery is well respected for consistently presenting quality contemporary art. Owner Kerry Inman and director Patrick Reynolds encourage artists to take risks and try new things, making the space feel more Kunsthalle than commercial gallery. Inman's stable of artists is impressive. The gallery represents a number of Texas artists and has snapped up a variety of strong talents as they pass through the Houston area.

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