5th International Texas Teapot Tournament
Created by CAMEO (Clay Arts Museum and Education Organization) in 2007, the International Texas Teapot Tournament is open to clay artists all over the world [...]
Select Drawings and Ceramic Sculptures From the Estate of Tre Arenz
Select works from the estate of Austin artist Tré Arenz (1953-2003) including Arenz’s thoughtful yet whimsical drawings and ceramic sculptures.
Luther Smith: Where I Live: Photographs of the North Texas Landscape
Color photographs taken near Smith’s home in Fort Worth. With a large-format camera, Smith explores the shrinking tracts of unspoiled terrain surrounding his neighborhood. The [...]
David Fokos: New Work
Haunting black and white landscapes bySan Diego based photographer David Fokos’ 4th fourth show at Cleary Gallery.
Al Nash: American Icons
A celebration of some of the iconic landmarks and personalities that make America the great country it is. A veteran, former educator and army recruiter, [...]
Another Dog and Pony Show
Clayton Hurt depicts animals with human attributes, Kerry Pacillio is inspired by 80′s films about adolescence, Timothy Harding stacks, arranges and cuts to explore chance, [...]
Cora Cohen: Works on Paper
NY artist Cohen’s first solo exhibition at The Everson Museum of Art in 1974 was initiated by James Harithas She began exhibiting regularly in New [...]
Sir Mix a Lot and the Trope of Dimorphism
Rapper Sir Mix a Lot proclaims: “I like big butts and I cannot lie”, Santa Fe artists Scuba collective combine tiny individual paintings to form [...]
Town and Country
Work by a collection of Texas-based artists: Mark Collop, Josephine Durkin, John Frost and David Willburn and two artist collaborations by Joel Kiser + Todd [...]
Ron & Larry
The fantasy and practicality of Berlin hotel decor in photographs by Ron Binks; Elemental sigularities”without multitudinous manifestations” in phptos by Larry Leissner on of binks [...]
