Big News...Construction of Jacob Houston Art Gallery has begun...
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Jacob Visits John Legere, T Mobile CEO
John Leger, CEO of T Mobile, is well known for his crazy antics on a Facebook show called "Slow Cooker Sunday" which he posts every Sunday no matter where in the world he is. Jacob has admired John's business acumen as well as his high energy personality for years. John even has one of Jacob's paintings hanging in his home.
John invited Jake to be part of his show, filmed at his home in Florida. Houston's family friend, Dave Carey (#2 man at T Mobile), filmed the show and added comments with John throwing many plugs for Jake's art. Over 5 million people had viewed the show within 48 hours. Jacob was ecstatic as he later spoke of this fantastic visit where he was able to chat with John at length and to see his beautif
A Solo Exhibit at the Hyde Collection
The Hyde Collection is an historic art gallery and museum complex located in Glens Falls, NY with a distinguished collection of art featuring Old Masters, 19th century European and American art, and Modern and Contemporary art.
It is one of the Northeast's exceptional small art museums, with a collection which includes works by Rembrandt, Degas, Renoir, Picasso, Seurat, Homer, Whistler, El Greco, and Botticelli. Jonathan Canning, museum curator, spoke at Houston's opening.
Norman Dascher Jr., Chief Executive Officer of the Hyde, helps with the introduction.
The Hyde Collection
Jacob was honored to fill one of the Hyde Collection's galleries with his art.
part of the exhibit...
Jacob and his Uncle Joe outside the Hyde
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You can also see Jake's art on his Facebook page "Jacob Houston Art".
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You can also see Jake's art on his Facebook page "Jacob Houston Art".
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His very newest works appear on there first before getting entered on this website.
To Order prints and Note cards:
You can now go to etsy.com to order note cards and prints that can be purchased with a credit card and will be mailed directly to your home...just click on the "etsy.com" button to the right.
Remember that if you live locally and would rather contact us directly (see contact page) to purchase items so that packaging and shipping costs are avoided, or to request matting and framing, you are always welcome to go that route.
Get to Etsy Site...
Just click on the "etsy.com" button below to see what art is available by mail.