Cassandra Emswiler: Views of the Lake
A recent MFA graduate from the University of Texas at Dallas, Cassandra will exhibit new work based on quotidian details, mass production and memory.
City Council Meeting
City Council Meeting is an exercise in “performed participatory democracy” based on the procedures and processes of actual city council meetings. The piece is performed [...]
City Council Meeting
City Council Meeting is an exercise in “performed participatory democracy” based on the procedures and processes of actual city council meetings. The piece is performed [...]
Massa Lemu: Passages For The Undocumented
With slight grammatical alterations, misspellings, and odd word insertions, common expressions are transformed into awkward phrases and nonsensical but semantically loaded poetic statements. These statements [...]
Ushio Shinohara: Oiran Goes to Wild West
Thursday’s private performance will feature Shinohara’s famous Boxing Painting, in which the artist dips boxing gloves in sumi ink and creates splattered paintings by punching [...]
City Council Meeting
City Council Meeting is an exercise in “performed participatory democracy” based on the procedures and processes of actual city council meetings. The piece is performed [...]
Elizabeth Payne: People and Places
53 paintings of portraits and images from New York, California, and Texas.
The Esteban Vicente Archives Visiting Library
An opportunity to study Vicente’s drawings from the 1950s through the 1970s. Eren Johnson, Director of the Archives and Editor of the Esteban Vicente Catalogue [...]
David McClain: Oleo
“We were an Oleo family. Butter was luxury and we were a space age family on a budget. Oleo is where it all started to [...]
Gissette Padilla & H. Jennings Sheffield: Transitory Spaces
A collaborative work investigates the idea of time and physical and psychological space through light and projections.
Bill Conger & Adam Farcus: radioactive Pal? – Pal, radioactive
Sculptures based on the poetry of John Berryman propose a simple question, “Are you afflicted?” and a delicate response, “My friend, I am.”
Lego Stop-Motion Animation: A Popcorn Kids Workshop
Snap, click, move and shoot your own stop-motion animation with Lego characters and blocks. Admission: $15 Member, $25 Non-Members. Advance Registration Required.
Lecture & Book Signing: AIA Houston Architectural Guide
The long-awaited third edition of the AIA Houston Architectural Guide contains 1,391 entries divided into 29 tours. The new text was written by Stephen Fox [...]
Catherine Colangelo: Double Wedding Ring
New paintings inspired by an old traditional quilt pattern of interlocking rings.
Morehshin Allahyari: Re: Apologies To The Many Wonderful Iranians
An installation that explores and combines personal memories of the Iran-Iraq war (1980-1988) with the constant awareness of life filled with drumbeats of war against [...]
Christopher Blay: Machine Time
An installation is based on a mid-century flight test facility and launch control station, manned by uniformed assistants.
Sandow Birk And Elyse Pignolet: The 99 Names Of God And Selections From the American Qur’an
Selections from more than 300 pages illustrating the 114 suras of the Qur’an by Los Angeles artist Sandow Birk, and ceramics by Elyse Pignolet.
