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Kelly Alison is currently the Executive Director of Contemporary Art Museum Plainview and past project manager for Houston International Performance Art Biennale 2012 and 2014. She is an American artist whose work has been exhibited in National and International Museums, most notably at the Shanghai Art Museum in China and the National Museum of Art in Lima, Peru. She has been published in books, catalogs and magazines such as Art in America, Texas Monthly and Town and Country and her work is on permanent exhibition in downtown Houston as part of the Wayfinder project . Alison’s work can be seen in many private and public collections.
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2022 Annual |..
by Iknomore
Jan-01-2023
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PAPER | curated..
by Iknomore
Mar-19-2022
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CAMP 2021 Annual
by Iknomore
Dec-08-2021
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MORE is MORE
by Iknomore
Oct-20-2020
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Rural Elements
by ContemporaryArtMus..
Sep-16-2019
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Yellow City Art
by Contemporary Art..
Nov-02-2018
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Patent Pending
by iknomore
Jul-05-2018
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The Big Flip
by Kelly Alison
Mar-06-2018
ISBN: 9781605006406
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TWEET
by iknomore
May-20-2017
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TWEET
by KELLY ALISON
Nov-16-2011
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2022 Annual
by iknomore
Jan-01-2023
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BIG ART in small..
by iknomore
Jan-01-2023
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Lone Star Explosion
by iknomore
May-23-2013
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