Chaos!, Ro2's annual group show of small-scale works, is back! This year's artists include:Alchemystery, Karla Areli, Matt Bagley, Sibylle Bauer, Moni Bell, Allison Belliveau-Proulx, Michael Benson, Jim Bowman, Lynné Bowman Cravens, Gillian Bradshaw-Smith, Chris Bramel, Mick Burson, Mark Burt, Angel Cabrales, Aimee Cardoso, Dwayne Carter, Chuck & George, Charles Clary, Jason Cohen, Ray-Mel Cornelius, Camilla Cowan, Ken Craft, Lauren Cross, Bernardo Diaz, Chance Dunlap, Doug Dunlop, Erika Duque, Diane Durant, Cuyler Etheredge, Gary Farrelly, Nancy Ferro, Cheryl Finfrock, Rachel Fischer, Steven Foutch, Adam Benjamin Fung, Devyn Gaudet, Adam W. George, Lily Hanson, Danielle Georgiou, Joshua Goode, Lisa Graziotto, TJ Griffin, Terry Hays, Barbara Horlander, Kelly Ingleright-Telgenhoff, Kathleen Janvier, Thor Johnson, Bella Jones, Brian Keith Jones, Jennifer Jones, Susan Kaiser, Mary Jo Karmnia, Sonali Khatti, Bumin Kim, Adam Knoche, Tuba Öztekin Köymen, Kelly Kroener, Anita Kunz, Shua Kwon, Doug Land, Josh Land, Dee Lara, Julia Ledyard, Peggy Lee, Yuni Lee, Bonny Leibowitz, Casey Leone, Melanie Wade Leslie, Julie Libersat, Dannie Liebergot, Peter Ligon, Xiao Liu, Seth Lorenz, Emily Loving, Max Manning, Andrew Manocheo, Lucas Marell, Kai Peter Martin, Scogin Mayo, Cyn McCurry, Phillip McEachern, Julia McLain, Tina Medina, Vicki Meek, Teresa Megahan, Cathey Miller, Eliana Miranda, Cynthia Ann Miró, Rachel Muldez, Robin Myrick, Tamar Navama, Jeane Neal, Sharon Neel-Bagley, Madelyn Sneed-Grays, Adam Neese, Adam Palmer, Jeff Parrott, Alexander Paulus, DJ Perera, Alvaro Perez, Cassie Phan, Julon Pinkston, Teresa Rafidi, Robin Ragin, Fari Rahimi, Chris Rahmeh, Alexander Kai Revier, Jason Reynaga, Kathy Robinson-Hays, Patricia Rodriguez, Patty Rooney, Danny Rose, Julie Ross, Mark Ross, Kiran Sattar, Bruce Schiefelbein, Brian Scott, Jessica Simorte, Brad Ford Smith, Austin Sparks, Erica Stephens, Clay Stinnett, Kate Stipp, Carroll Swenson-Roberts, John Alexander Taylor, Benjamin Terry, Terri Thoman, Narong Tintamusik, Julia L. Trinh, Fabiola Valenzuela, Bernardo Vallarino-Portela, Britain Nicole Venner, Marilyn Waligore, Peggy Wauters, Joachim West, Scott Winterrowd, James Zamora . . . and more!

A show of works by Bryan Florentin. The pieces in the exhibition focus "on temporary manifestations of materials (gravel, rocks, soil, plastic sheeting, rebar, etc.) within the mostly urban landscape."

A show of new works by Houston-based artist Matt Manalo. "Manalo creates work as a form of an ongoing journal of experiences from his time living in the Philippines in juxtaposition to his life in the United States."

An exhibition featuring six female fiber artists who focus on materials, methodologies, and manual labor as part of the works' significances. "Through the delicate weaving, sewing, and construction of fabrics, paper, thread, and yarn, the artists re-contextualize domestic, functional forms into two and three-dimensional works of art that exhibit significant meaning and prioritize aesthetic value over utility."

A group show of works about and featuring trees.

A show featuring works by 500X artist members, including: Kalee Appleton, Clint Bargers, Lynne Bowman-Cravens, Molly Dierks, Ross Faircloth, Chris Ireland, Steven Foutch, Julie Libersat, Seth Lorenz, Valerie Powell, Justin Strickland-Hoff, James Talambas, Tabatha Trolli, Tony Veronese, and Ashley Whitt.

a hard place is an exhibition of international artists addressing and responding to Brutalist Architecture; a dominant post war architectural movement embodying concepts of utilitarianism and Utopian aspiration. The show is curated by Gundula Schmitz (Laura Mars Gallery) and Gary Farrelly.Artists include: Chris Dreier (DE), Christine Weber (DE), Cunningham Architects (TX), Dirk Krecker (DE), EVOL (DE), Gary Farrelly (IRE/BE), Julia Zinnbauer (DE), Laure Catugier (DE/FR), Matias Bechtold (DE), Oisin Byrne (IRE/UK), Pádraic E. Moore (IRE/BE), ScAle Architects (IT) and Tannhäuser Tor (Alekos Hofstetter (DE) & Florian Göpfert (DE).

For his residency at Stir Crazy Baked Goods, Christopher Blay "will present three evenings of relational aesthetics, collaborating with other artists to transform the bakery into a culture lab each night.  The events will also feature Special guest, dj lo-rez (Blay’s alter ego)."

A show of photographs by Sophia Fuentez.

"From Dijon to Dallas features two artists chosen through an exchange between the Division of Art at SMU Meadows School of the Arts and École Nationale Supérieure d’Art (ENSA) of Dijon, France: Meadows alumni Juan Negroni (M.F.A. ’16) from Dallas and Benjamin Grivot from Dijon. The show will be curated by Sofia Bastidas, the 2016 Pollock Curatorial Fellow for Southern Methodist University, Meadows School of the Arts."

A show celebrating Talley Dunn Gallery and its artists. Featuring works by: Anila Quayyum Agha, Helen Altman, Jennifer Bartlett, David Bates, Tim Bavington, Natasha Bowdoin, Julie Bozzi, Margarita Cabrera, Dale Chihuly, Rachel Cox, Leonardo Drew, Jeff Elrod, Vernon Fisher, Pia Fries, Francesca Fuchs, Ori Gersht, Joseph Glasco, April Gornik, Kana Harada, Joseph Havel, Butt Johnson, Ted Kincaid, Rima Canaan Lee, Melissa Miller, Cynthia Mulcahy, Amy Myers, Robyn O’Neil, Aaron Parazette, Sam Reveles, Linda Ridgway, Susie Rosmarin, Matthew Sontheimer, Erick Swenson, Sarah Williams, and Xiaoze Xie.

A show of works by the inaugural PROXIMIDAD residents, Dallas-based artist Jeff Gibbons, and Guadalajara-based artist Gabriel Rico

A collaborative show of works by Chris Dreier and Gary Farralley, the co-founders of The Office for Joint Administrative Intelligence (OJAI). "Farrelly and Dreier comment on the redundancies of bureaucratic processes through the ongoing exchange of documentation within their fabricated corporation."

A show of works by Bang Dang. An architect by day, Dang is a self-taught artist.

“Baseera Khan, iamuslima features a selection of prints, sculptures, textiles, archival material and other performative objects used by the artist to reflect her experiences growing up in a Muslim American family in Texas."

A show of works by Katy Presswood.

“Finding Fanon is a three-part film series and installation inspired by the lost plays of Frantz Fanon (1925-1961), a politically radical humanist whose research and writing looked at the psychological effects of colonization and the social and cultural consequences of decolonization. U.K.-based artists Larry Achiampong and David Blandy examine Fanon’s ideas, and consider how society, race and racism affect our relationships with each other in an age of new technology, pop culture and globalization."