Keijsers Koning Opened Assumptions Abide Exhibition
The Dallas gallery launched a new exhibition featuring works by Johan Tahon and Natalie Westbrook.
Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Fine Art
The Keijsers Koning gallery has opened its latest exhibition, Assumptions Abide, in the Dallas Design District. The show features sculptures by Johan Tahon and paintings by Natalie Westbrook.
Why it matters
This exhibition marks a final residency for the gallery in its Design District space as the institution prepares to relocate. It provides a final opportunity for local art patrons to engage with the venue at its 150 Manufacturing St. location.
The exhibition displays 3 stoneware figures and 1 life-size plaster and wood figure by Johan Tahon, paired with 3 acrylic paintings by Natalie Westbrook. The gallery operates at 150 Manufacturing St., Suite 201, Thursday through Saturday.
The players
Keijsers Koning
This is a contemporary art gallery that is currently vacating its long-standing location in the Dallas Design District.
Johan Tahon
He is a sculptor known for creating figures using materials like plaster, wood, and stoneware.
Natalie Westbrook
She is an artist whose recent work featured in this exhibition consists of acrylic paintings.
The details
The gallery has staged the collaboration between Tahon and Westbrook to showcase contrasting mediums. Visitors can access the space for free during the gallery's operating hours from noon to 5 p.m.
Timeline
The exhibition ends on October 24, 2026.
Industry Dynamics
The gallery's move from the Design District follows the ongoing redevelopment of the Dallas Design District. This transition mirrors broader shifts as independent art spaces navigate the changing commercial landscape of major urban hubs.
Local residents can view the exhibition for free through October 24, 2026. The gallery is open to the public from noon to 5 p.m. between Thursday and Saturday, and inquiries can be made by calling 469-961-5391.
The takeaway
Art enthusiasts should visit the space before the October closing date to experience the current collection. The transition of this venue serves as a reminder to check gallery schedules regularly during periods of local real estate turnover.
Further reading
For more information on the local art scene, visit the Dallas Fine Art section.
More information
For more information, visit the Keijsers Koning gallery website.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Dallas Morning News.
