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Danielle Ellis, an Oak Cliff native, is a multimedia artist and educator. Her work explores identity, African spirituality, and Southern history, inspiring creativity and challenging misconceptions.

Danielle is celebrating a month long encore of her current show titled “Oracle” which can be seen at the Oak Cliff Cultural Arts Center. See her interview below.

Jacqueline Renaud, known as Divine, is a visionary multimedia surrealist artist celebrated for her striking murals, dynamic sculptural exhibits, and breathtaking body art. Her bold and vibrant creations transform ordinary spaces into mesmerizing visual experiences that ignite imagination. With a powerful fusion of creativity and innovation, Divine captivates audiences nationwide, leaving an unforgettable artistic impact.

Tyson Summers, a historic figure in Dallas and Deep Ellum, is a renowned graphic artist celebrated for his distinctive work characterized by clean lines and a magical, fairy-tale quality that transports viewers into a fantastical wonderland. His use of colors grooves in 70’s vibes, often featuring pale contrasting pastel tones against vibrant hues of brown, gold, and turquoise, adding a child-like innocence to his creations. His impressive works have been featured in numerous exhibitions, including prestigious venues like Kettle Art Gallery. One of his iconic street art masterpieces, “Fritz the Owl,” adorns the US 75 freeway overpass in Deep Ellum.

Virginia Lindsay is a sixth-generation Dallas native who descends from a family line filled with artisans and craftsmen. Her creative journey began with glass, studying the art of glassblowing under the acclaimed Brad Abrams. This early foundation in glasswork ignited her passion for exploring the boundaries of artistic expression.

Virginia’s art is largely influenced by Salvador Dali, Peter Max, and Dr. Seuss. Her works feature vibrant colors and a dynamic use of shape and form, coupled with a sense of whimsy that captivates the imagination. Each piece reflects her playful yet sophisticated approach, blending surrealism with bold, joyful energy. Through her art, Virginia invites viewers into a world where creativity knows no limits, celebrating the beauty of the unexpected..

Kaia Bellanca’s work is a remarkable yet chaotic fusion of bold colors, crisp lines, and an opulent sense of era nostalgia. Her art masterfully combines horror-pop patterns and streaks with monochrome imagery and vintage fonts, evoking the vivid retro charm of the ’80s, ’90s, and everything you love. Once celebrated for her captivating album covers and music promotional artistry, Kaia has now evolved as a star on the scene of fashion retail and iconic branding, garnering acclaim for her distinctive style and unparalleled artistry. Kaia’s artwork can be found in various forms such as website, clothing, accessories, and “not your moms” home decor. Show your support for Kaia’s brand below.

Ace Cordell, known for his bold, almost rabid approach, is celebrated for his dedication and support for those in need. An original 80s kid of Deep Ellum, Ace has reached legendary status, transforming venues like Wit’s End, July Alley, and Reno’s. His metal art, featuring dark, post-apocalyptic themes of skulls, chains, and spikes, captivates viewers with its contrast to his gentle nature. Overwhelmed by today’s world, Ace is dedicated to instilling perseverance, freedom of expression, and courage in his students and friends. He inspires self-expression and firm beliefs, even when lines blur. Ace is committed to nurturing a better generation, and Texas Colleges are lucky to have him guiding students to be confident, expressive, and principled through art.