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Artist Background
Andrew Scott DeJesse grew up in Marlboro, New Jersey and received his
BFA in Illustration from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. After
several years of working as an Art Director in Pharmaceutical Advertising,
he relocated to Texas. The vastness and solitude of the Texas landscapes
made such an impression on Andrew that he felt compelled to capture the
truth and quiet beauty of the Southwest in his paintings.
Andrew's works have been exhibited in several solo and
group shows and he was a 2007, 2009 & 2010
Hunting Art Prize finalist. His works can be found in many private
and corporate collections such as Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lyondell, Halliburton, Schlumberger
and National Oil Well.
Exhibits
One
man shows:
The Object Gallery
"Last Stand on a Texas Prairie"
July/August
'10
Amarillo, TX
Bering
& James Gallery
"Last Stand on a Texas Prairie"
May
'10
Houston, TX
Bering
& James Gallery
"inReview"
January
'07
Houston, TX
Bering
& James Gallery
"Day
of Preparation"
December
'06
Houston, TX
M2
Gallery
“Open Range”
September, ‘05
Houston, TX
Gallery 19
“Visions of Tejas”
August, ‘04
Houston, TX
Group
exhibits:
Bering
& James Gallery (2006 - 2009), Houston, TX
Amarillo Museum of Art (2006 & 2009), Amarillo, TX
HPEA Spring Art Soiree (2006 & 2007), Amarillo, TX
M2 Gallery (2005), Houston, TX
Gallery 19 (2004), Houston, TX
The Studio Gallery (2004), Houston, TX |
