Olivia Flores Alvarez profiles Houston art dealer Wade Wilson in today’s Houston Press, touching on his commitments to concrete painting and Habitat for Humanity, and his love for being around “interesting people doing fascinating things.” Last year, Wilson was profiled in Gulf Coast Philanthropy for his support for Scott Brogan’s Brilliant Lecture Series that brings high profile speakers to theaters in Houston. Wilson is owner of the eponymous five-year-old gallery in the 4411 Montrose building, which has just opened Fatto in Italia by Joseph Cohen on January 4.
Press Profiles Wade Wilson: A Concrete Art Dealer With Many Abstract Interests
