Abstract, brightly colored paintings by George Mendoza, declared legally blind as a young boy. In spite of his visual handicap he went on to become a world-class runner, author, and…
June 30, 2011
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Bert Long gave up a career as a chef in the late 1970s to become a full time artist. Drawing upon the traditions of assemblage, dada, folk art and surrealism,…
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“Forceful and witty” abstract sculptures made from discarded machine parts and salvaged steel. His larger works will be installed on the Museum’s Rooftop Terrace and on the museum grounds as…
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A bike tour of venues on the nascent Houston CounterCrawl. The ride starts at Sedition Books (901 Richmond Avenue) at Noon on july 9, stopping at MECA , a raft…
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Four artists whose work abstracts and expands the ordinary things in our everyday world, curated by Katie Geha of Austin’s SOFA Gallery.
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“For Contemporary Rabbit Month, Sala Diaz presents a single work by Barnaby Whitfield. This arresting portrait of Abraham Lincoln will be coupled with several July screenings of Jim Jarmusch’s 1995…
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Sacramento street-style fantasy painter John Stuart Berger, specializing in “things that crawl, bite, squirm and slither,” is teamed up with Houston’s urban art educator, GONZO247 of Aerosol Warfare Gallery for…