MEET THE ARTISTS BEHIND
THE ALG COLLECTIVE
CHRISTI MERIL, MELISSA ELLIS, ANNA CURNES & ANNIE GRIFFETH
The ALG Collective is a working artist studio & showroom in the heart of the Dallas Design District at 1302 Dragon Street.
OUR RESIDENT ARTISTS
CHRISTI MERIL - ABSTRACT MIXED MEDIA
Christi Meril is a Dallas-based contemporary artist who creates abstract mixed media works on canvas, wood,and paper. By combining mediums such as acrylic, ink, pastel, and charcoal she achieves vibrant color, movement and texture that create message and inspiration in each original piece of art. As an artist, it is Christi’s goal for her work to bring light, optimism, challenge and beauty to each and every space it calls home.
CMerilartist@gmail.com | ChristiMerilArt.com | @ChristiMerilArt
ANNIE GRIFFETH - MIXED MEDIA POP ART
Hailing form the North Shore of Oahu, Annie Griffeth is a multi-faceted artist who infuses magical realism with Hawaiian-inspired pop art. Her pieces are narrative-driven covering social issues and transformative life events, as well as everyday joys and challenges. Each piece is steeped in symbolism and contains a story to unfold.
AnnieGriffeth@gmail.com | GriffethFineArt.com | @AnnieGriffeth
MELISSA ELLIS - SCULPTURAL OIL PAINTER
Native Texan, Melissa Ellis, specializes in bold, heavily-textured abstract oil paintings. She creates brilliant patterns in her work by applying thick oil paint to the canvas with her unique style of palette knife painting. Often described as “organized chaos”, Melissa’s work is a dichotomous celebration of spontaneity through highly-calculated and meticulous methods used to create motion, patterns, texture and depth in each of her paintings.
Melissa@MelissaEllisArt.com | MelissaEllisArt.com | @MelissaEllisArt
ANNA CURNES - FUSED, BLOWN & SCULPTED GLASS
Chicago & Dallas based glass artist Anna Curnes plays with fire. Not confined to what’s doable, but rather inspired by what’s magical, she turns shattered glass into hefty (nigh unbreakable) glass creations - creating beauty from brokenness. Having studied with masters like Rebecca Johnson, Joseph Ivacic, Mark Mitsuda and Diego Bottacin she’s fluent in the fluidity of glass. She talks to it and the glass listens.
