Business
BY PATRICIA ORTIZ
RTown Gallery brings ‘vibrant’ vibes to Grapevine A local art gallery, RTown Gallery, o ers a unique space for exhibiting and appreciating works of art. Read all about it Visitors of RTown Gallery have described the location as bright and colorful, gallery manager Fawn Brown said. “All the artists and the people that we work with, you can really see them shine with their personali- ties. And that’s a lot of fun,” Brown said. The gallery rst opened in 2022 before relocating to its current location in January 2023. Artists exhibited at the gallery tend to have an eclectic style, gallery owner Rachel Cerny said. “[The gallery is located in] a very historic down- town, which is charming and everyone loves it, but I think it brings the energy of today,” Cerny said.
Gallery manager Fawn Brown, left, and owner Rachel Cerny work together at RTown Gallery.
COURTESY RTOWN GALLERY
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Hunter Connor is a Dallas-based artist that specializes in resin pop art.
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