Park House Dallas is pleased to welcome Sila Şehrazat Yücel in collaboration with ArtStar in our newly installed rotating art gallery.

Sila is a celebrated female Turkish artist based in Istanbul, known for her colorful and vibrant mixed media creations. Sila masterfully combines her background in landscape and interior architecture with her experiences in cinema and theater, bringing a unique touch to her art.

Her latest series draws inspiration from the enchanting spirit of Cappadocia, intertwining the region’s breathtaking landscapes with the wild beauty of its horses. Through her distinctive paint patterns and dynamic poses, Sila offers a fresh perspective that celebrates the connection between tradition and imagination.

Don’t miss this opportunity to explore Sila's surreal and captivating work—on display now in our gallery!

To view the catalog of pieces that we have available for purchase in a variety of sizes and price points, click here.

Galleri Urbane, located in the Design District of Dallas, Texas, is a contemporary art gallery, founded in Silver City, New Mexico, in 2000. The Dallas location opened in 2009, where the gallery remains today. Since its founding, Galleri Urbane has advocated for the careers of contemporary, emerging and mid-career artists from across the United States and abroad, now representing more than 20 artists. These painters, sculptors, photographers, mixed- media artists, and conceptual artists share a the mission to innovate their media beyond traditional applications and conventions. These various approaches to art fuel the gallery in solo and group exhibitions every seven weeks — about eight shows each year. Two exhibitions run concurrently and works by gallery artists rotate in the Viewing Room, adjacent to the two main galleries. Galleri Urbane continues to maintain relationships with artists, collectors, curators, and critics internationally after more than 20 years. (Ree Willaford : Director/Curator; Jason Willaford : Head Registrar, Installation and logistics manager)

To view PH's Local Artist Wall, click here.