Samuel Lynne Galleries in the News

Phil Romano, JD Miller plan Dragon Street gallery - Dallas Business Journal
Phil Romano has teamed with Dallas-based artist JD Miller to open the Samuel Lynne Galleries in mid-September. The 11,000-square-foot art gallery at 1105 Dragon St. will replace Miller’s existing Reflection Fine Art Gallery in Uptown, and herald the continuing explosion of Dragon Street as the newest Dallas arts mecca. "This is the gallery that’s going to make Dallas famous", Romano boldly said as he walked through the dust-filled rehabbed warehouse space that was built in the early 1950s. Read Full Article

The Radar Art - From Modern Luxury Dallas
FIRE STARTERS Philip Romano and J.D. Miller hang a shingle on red hot Dragon Street. 

Samuel Lynne Galleries brings  21st Century art to Dallas, Texas.  "When it comes to cutting-edge art, L.A. has Bergamot Station; New York City has Chelsea; and now Big D’s own Dragon Street is becoming the epicenter of the city’s thriving art scene."

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A New Vision: Samuel Lynne Galleries  

Your regular Saturday routine is as boring as your love life...               

Turn off The Hills marathon and head over to Samuel Lynne Galleries.

The new Design District space is owned by Philip Romano (of EatZi’s and Nick & Sam’s fame) and local 3-D oil artist JD Miller. Housed in an 11,100-square-foot warehouse, the gallery includes a private-viewing  theater room with a wine and espresso bar. Read Full Article