Warren Paul Harris Photography
Great news! Once again, we have been juried in to ArtMart Dallas. This is our 4th year for either Warren Paul Harris, Karen Harris or both to be exhibiting at this historic Dallas venue on White Rock Lake. For the… (READ MORE)
Big Tex is now a Jigsaw Puzzle A few months back I was approached about the idea of partnering with a local printing company for reproducing my composite image of Big Tex in state of the art jigsaw puzzles. I… (READ MORE)
The Harris Team has officially blended into a single entity. Warren Paul Harris and Karen Harris have officially joined forces. The impetus for this partnership was born of necessity in applying for art shows. It’s very simply easier for us… (READ MORE)
Well, it’s been a few years, but the second printing is finally a reality. On March 1, 2018 we took delivery of 3,000 + new coffee table books. The second printing is even more remarkable than the first. Our critically… (READ MORE)
Well today was the BIG Day. And I do mean BIG. The 24 foot wide DFW Skyline mural I created for Delta Air Lines was revealed today during the grand reopening of their Dallas Call Center. Let me start by… (READ MORE)
Upcoming Exhibitions and Shows As most of you know, my wife and I are both artists. Karen Harris excels at vibrant abstract art in thick applications of oil. I just framed this piece for her upcoming exhibit at the… (READ MORE)
The Saga of the Dallas Fort Worth Skyline Triptych My most recent project is the result of a commission by Delta Airlines for a 24 foot wide by 6 foot high mural of Dallas and Fort Worth combined. I had… (READ MORE)
Both Karen and I Will be Exhibiting at Fashion in the Snow Dallas This will be a fun event with a fashion show catwalk, DJ Who: Warren Paul Harris, Karen Harris and Many More What: Art Show, Fashion Show hosted… (READ MORE)
Happy New Year All…. To start off the New Year with a bang, come to this really fun event!!! The event is January 13 at: 7 PM Gas Monkey in Dallas (great venue)… (READ MORE)
Almost 3 years ago we made the move 20 miles south from Frisco to Dallas. We did this for a long list of reasons, but primarily for the culture. We wanted to be closer to the Arts and Design Districts… (READ MORE)