Mr. Hickman turned for inspiration in this newest collection to the endlessly fascinating landscape of the human face. Personis Naturalis is a deep creative rumination on the “natural mask” of the human face—whether we notice it or not, admit it or deny it, perhaps the most-observed subject in our lives.

This collection is third in a series of solo exhibitions of Mr. Hickman’s work to be presented by Arts Mission Oak Cliff as an Artist-in-Residence

The exhibition opening reception will be Jan. 25th, the show runs through the 31st.

About Artist Josh Hickman:

Josh Hickman works and lives in Oak Cliff. His work concentrates on the struggle to make the internal external, often exploring the unconscious, dream imagery, and the influence of pop media influences such as film, television, and the internet. This is his first solo exhibition in four years, Mr. Hickman having garnered two solo shows previously in Los Angeles. His work includes acrylic and oil on canvas and wood, among other mediums, and has been displayed at the Dallas Museum of Art and the Trammel Crow sculpture garden.