John Palmer Art

Each year the members of the exclusive First Class Club vie to begin Palmer's next study-abroad adventure through a competitive essay contest. This year's winner was determined by Molly Butterworth, Director of the Museum of Transportation.

On October 19, 2013, the John Palmer Art Gallery & Studio hosted its sixth annual black-tie gala, An Evening of Escapism. The grand soiree featured the graduation of the 2013 Escapist Artists and presentation of the prestigious Vallone Award.

Escapism Founder John Ross Palmer has been commissioned by Sao Paulo Specialist and Art Aficionado Flavia Liz Di Paolo for a massive graffiti-style mural in the distinguished Morumbi neighborhood of Sao Paulo, Brazil.

A hallmark of Artist John Ross Palmer's successful career is to constantly honor those that have given him support. On Tuesday, May 7, 2013, he hosted a VIP luncheson at his Art Gallery to give thanks to his Prestigious Ladies.

Joe Mendietta of Houston, Texas was officially named as a member of John Ross Palmer's Escapist Mentorship Program on May 4, 2013. Palmer's Art Movement of Escapism aims to forever destroy the stereotype of the struggling artist.

Internationally acclaimed Artist John Ross Palmer kicked off support for his 2013 Charity of the Year, Writers in the Schools, with an inspired art unveiling on April 13, 2013 at the John Palmer Art Gallery & Studio.

Artist John Ross Palmer was inspired during April, National Poetry Month, to gift his 2013 Charity of the Year, Writers in the Schools, an original piece of artwork inspired by his paternal great-grandmother's historic and landmark poetry...

Escapism Founder John Ross Palmer orchestrated a meeting of 2013 Escapist Lee E. Wright with President George H.W.

Escapism Founder John Ross Palmer recently hosted a successful art unveiling in the snowy paradise of Pagosa Springs, Colorado. Palmer lectured to students, donated to a worthy charity and inspired local art collectors on his fun journey.

John Palmer Fine Art of Houston, Texas has been successfully showing at international art fairs since 2009. The infamous "anti-gallery" brought an A-Game to the LA Art Show in January 2013, gaining record-breaking sales and scores of new collectors.