Meet the painters, photographers and sculptors whose work we proudly represent.
Essays, artist interviews and thoughts on collecting.
Poverty by Design
An argument for craftsmanship, generational thinking, and
investing in things built to last.
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Alive & Sacred
A conversation with artist Kevin Sloan on nature, symbolism,
and the sacred connections that shape his work.
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Architecture & Power
“Architecture is rarely neutral. Governments build monuments. Institutions build imposing headquarters. Empires announce themselves in stone. Financial power reshapes skylines. Acosta was not painting buildings because buildings interested him as architectural portraiture. He was examining the systems that buildings represent.”
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Andrés Conde | Trinity
Trinity is a solo exhibition by Andrés Conde benefiting the Natchez Adams County Humane Society, a local no-kill animal shelter. Ticket sales and twenty percent of artwork sales will support the animals in its care.
In this series of oil paintings, Conde turns to Greek mythology, composing groups of three women as the Graces, the Fates, the Furies, and the Eumenides. Presented at Shields Town House, the contemporary paintings share a classical vocabulary with the home’s Greek Revival architecture. Its unfurnished rooms allow visitors to appreciate the work and the architecture together, without distraction.
The December 4 exhibition also marks Andrés’ birthday. His affection for dogs, whose company he often prefers to that of people, makes this partnership particularly personal and offers a meaningful way to celebrate.
December 4, 2026 | 6–9 p.m.
Shields Town House · 701 North Union Street, Natchez
Open bar and passed hors d’oeuvres
$40 per person · $75 per couple















