Welcome to John Palmer Art

Whether the design is on canvas, wood or paper, John Palmer's art is always a testament to his energy, creativity and passion for life.  As Palmer the individual continues to grow, so does his art.  From what started as two dimensional abstract art on canvas, his depth of art now includes original artwork on custom boxes, furniture, ceiling murals, salvage wood and neon. His inspiration for the art comes from his travels abroad to Greece, Spain, Japan and South Africa, as well as his local Heights community's passion for honoring history. 

Palmer, a contemporary, abstract artist is represented in fine art galleries in cities including New York, London, Seattle, Boston and New Orleans.  View a list of his representative galleries here.

If you are interested in becoming a collector of Palmer's work, we invite you to contact Taft McWhorter, Palmer's business manager, to schedule a private viewing of his work at John's private residence and studio.  

    1218 Heights Boulevard        Samples of Currently Available Artwork
      Houston, Texas 77008

        By Appointment Only

Texas Landscape Series 2009
In the Collection of 
Richard & Joan Jennings

Appreciating Art

Now in his his tenth year as a professional artist, John Palmer has learned that an appreciation of art goes hand in hand with an appreciation of life. John strives for the best in life, working to improve himself and his outlook on life through yoga, meditation, healthy living, community outreach and travel.  While John Palmer loves traveling abroad to learn the styles and skills of other artists' craft, he takes no more pleasure than returning home to share his new art inspiration with friends, family and cherished collectors.  John believes art is therapy.  By reading about John's life, you will learn that art for him is not a may but a must.  Creating art is healing for John Palmer.  John knows that art can inspire, art can relieve and art can take both the artist and collector to a heightened awareness of their life.  If you are a collector of John Palmer's art, you know that your art is much more than an arrangement of canvas, wood, acrylic and oil.  You own a piece of John Palmer: his life, struggle, success and future.