Wally Workman Gallery presents the third solo exhibition by Ian Shults whose paintings address debauchery and subversive behavior.

Acconci Studio, led by internationally acclaimed artist Vito Acconci, has been commissioned by Art in Public Places to design a public art component for the [...]

This exhibit utilizes Pecou’s familiar trope of self-portraiture to challenge and dissect society’s representation of black masculinity in popular culture today. The title is a [...]

In conjunction with its current exhibition, Through the Eyes of Texas: Masterworks from Alumni Collections, the Blanton Museum of Art presents a special conversation with [...]

Jeremy Strick, director of Dallas’ Nasher Sculpture Center, will speak at Richland College as a special pre-event to the college’s annual Digital Media Festival. Mr. Stick’s lecture, “Contemporary [...]

Forever Eve by Georganne Deen is organized by the brand 10 + and x art space founders and team of collaborative artists/curators  Heagan Bayles, Christine [...]

This exhibition features nine artists working in different ways. The artists are: Jesse Morgan Barnett, Cassandra Emswiler, Thomas Feulmer, Francis Giampietro, Kevin Rubén Jacobs, Michael Mazurek, [...]

Manik Nakra’s Imperial Blends features colorful, symbolic paintings. Nakra breaks down Indian miniature painting and ancient architecture into minimal compositions. Imperial Blends is part of a [...]

Burning Bones Press and AIGA present the second annual “It Came From The Bayou!,” Houston’s printmaking event hosted by The Continental Club. The event will feature [...]

Troy Dugas creates meticulous collages that look like mandalas or stained glass windows. This will be the Louisiana artist’s first solo exhibition in Houston, Texas at [...]

Twelve artists exhibit work ranging from classic collage to work that pushes the definition. This exhibition is a follow-up to an original exhibition of the [...]

Designer, scholar, Columbia University professor Mabel O. Wilson discusses her research into space and cultural memory in black America in conjunction with the new film [...]

Graduating seniors from the Digital/Media class at the University of Houston will be presenting their final exhibition at the Alliance Gallery, part of the Houston [...]

Here is the statement from the geniuses (seriously) at The Joanna: “There is no statement. These are three artists who are making interesting work. They’re [...]

Blaffer hosts an artist’s talk with graduating MFA candidates from the UH School of Art in 2013. Moderator: Amy Powell, Cynthia Woods Mitchell Postdoctoral Curatorial [...]

Michael Bise will discuss the works in his exhibition, Life and Death. Bise is known for creating large scale graphite drawings based on personal experiences. [...]

An art fair organized by Ludwig Schwarz with Peter Ligon and special assistance from Michael Mazurek Exhibitors: Centraltrak, Dick Higgins Gallery, Fort Worth Drawing Center, Mai [...]

James Sullivan’s exhibition features large-scale figures molded from straw and plaster, cast iron sculptures and What Remains- an ongoing sculptural project. Austin based artist W. [...]

Born in the Netherlands, Jacobine van der Meer creates work influenced by her dual citizenship in the inner city of Los Angeles and Landers, a [...]