I am MUSED.
ON VIEW THRU OCTOBER 22, 2023: This celestial collection at the Jonathan Hopson Gallery features moon-themed works in honor of the Autumnal Equinox.
ONE DAY ONLY! See and buy artworks by Winter Street Studios artists who lost their workspaces for nine months -- and in many cases, lost their artworks -- due to a fire.
ARTIST TALK: At Garza Studios in Houston, Sebastian Gomez de la Torre discusses his large-scale, temporary public artwork titled "Textiles de Nuestras Tierras (Textiles from Our Lands)” planned for Bagby Park.
ON VIEW: Exhibitions by Joseph Havel, Nestor Topchy, and Heather Day open at Josh Pazda Hiram Butler Gallery in Houston.
ON VIEW THRU JANUARY 19, 2024: This selection of architectural photography at AIA Architecture Center Houston was shot by Leonid Furmansky in downtown Houston during the pandemic.
ON VIEW THRU THRU NOVEMBER 18, 2023: Curated by Christopher Blay, this is the first solo exhibition of Johnny Floyd's paintings created over his brief five-year career.
ON VIEW THRU DECEMBER 14, 2023: French artist Laure Prouvost's solo exhibition is a hypnotic and site-specific environment in the Moody Center for the Arts at Rice University, featuring several large-scale, multimedia installations, assemblages with found objects, glass sculptures, tapestries, and videos.
ON VIEW THRU OCTOBER 29, 2023: Works by Alyssa Kazew, Dylan Roberts, and Doug Welsh at Pablo Cardoza Gallery
ON VIEW THRU OCTOBER 28, 2023 ON SATURDAYS 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM: Conceived by nationally renowned artist James Surls, “A Gift From The Bower” is an outdoor, multi-disciplinary exhibition on view in the natural galleries at the Locke Surls Center for Art and Nature in Southeast Texas.
ON VIEW THRU OCTOBER 21, 2023: Composed of discarded materials, Bethany Johnson's works are densely laminated, composite forms that resemble rock strata and that gesture at the anthropogenic geology of landfills.
ON VIEW THRU NOVEMBER 18, 2023: This exhibition at HMAAC features works by self-taught artist David Stunts whose lens has long focused on the city he knows and loves, making him the most attuned to the spirit of the prize.
ON VIEW THRU DECEMBER 16, 2023: Curated by Tierney L. Malone, this group show features nine artists of The Sankofa Project (2020-2023) at Lawndale Art Center.
ON VIEW THRU NOVEMBER 4, 2023: David McGee's "Tarot Cards" series features portraits of African-American women conceived as an homage to Black women and their strategies for survival, past and present. His vibrant, brightly colored paintings are titled after his mother Gloria; a series he began after her cancer diagnosis.
ON VIEW THRU OCTOBER 28, 2023: Critically acclaimed collagist Lance Letscher transforms found and discarded materials into powerfully evocative compositions fueled by a juxtaposition of color and value at Koelsch Gallery.
ON VIEW THRU OCTOBER 15, 2023: At the Front Gallery, Garrett Griffin shares his creations of organisms, portals, mirrors, and vessels influenced by the desert's textures, topography, vernacular, architecture, archaeology, symbology, animal life, and colors.
ON VIEW THRU NOVEMBER 2, 2023: Layered silhouettes in a fragmented abstract field by artist Bo Joseph at the McClain Gallery.
ON VIEW THRU NOVEMBER 25, 2023: Multimedia artist Pavlina Vagioni transforms the TANK Space into an illusory sea, echoing the ever-changing forms of the mythical Proteus, the shape-shifting sea deity from Greek mythology, through a dynamic interplay of light, darkness, sound, and three-dimensional forms.
ON VIEW THRU JANUARY 7, 2024: Himalayan artist Tsherin Sherpa tells the stories of loss, struggle, and empowerment in this thought-provoking and participatory art experience at Asia Society Texas Center that features more than 30 paintings, sculptures, and textile works.
ON VIEW THRU OCTOBER 19 2023: At Houston Center for Photography, through her work, artist Jamie Ho shares how the commercial language of product photography catalogs historical Chinese and Chinatown objects to challenge the ways that Asian culture is generalized.
ON VIEW THRU NOVEMBER 19, 2023: Utilizing alternative photographic processes, the four artists in this exhibition at the Houston Center for Photography examine the substance of the human being from the big bang theory and dust particles, to the nature of light on real and imagined landscapes.