The big paintings let Sherman's physicality shine. He's all about the movement, the force, but he always manages to bring it all together in a way that feels balanced and considered. You see hints of art history throughout his work, but it's all filtered through his own unique style.

Sherman's career has been a whirlwind. He landed a solo museum show just two years after graduating, and his work now hangs in major collections across the country, even at Houston's Bush Intercontinental Airport! He's been featured in countless publications, from art history books to those glossy New American Paintings magazines. Rice University even collects his work for their archives.

Sherman's work has taken him all over the world, from Berlin to Marfa, Texas. And in 2023, Snap Editions released a major monograph on his work, "Howard Sherman." This meticulously crafted publication is the first comprehensive monograph on the artist. Featuring 55 plates showcasing Sherman's most significant works across 120 pages, the book delves deep into his artistic achievements, unique creative processes, and major influences. The texts within, authored by three distinguished art historians, curators, and critics (Alex Bacon, Andrea Karnes, and David Cohen), offer insightful commentary on the development of Sherman's visionary oeuvre, along with an artist statement and biography. "Howard Sherman" is a must-have for any art lover.

Next time you're looking for a jolt of artistic energy, check out Howard Sherman's work. You won't be disappointed. This guy's a force of nature.

You can find Howard Sherman's monograph here. I absolutely love mine!