"This lecture-and-discussion series features “classes” with titles like “Intro to Contemporary Art,” “The Sublime,” and “Vidiocracy.” This season will kick off with a Post-Futurist Potluck just to keep things interesting. Art Skoolers will also embark on out-and-about visits to studios and other art spaces around the region. Art Skool is free and open to anyone interested in participating (read: no art background required). Each week is different and self-contained, so come to one or to all ten of the weekly sessions."ArtSkool is produced by Rachael Anderson, Abby Bagby, John Logan and Liz Trosper.

This year's Artspace111 Regional Juried Exhibition was juried by Christina Rees, Editor-in-Chief of Glasstire. Artists in the show include:James Akers | Maisie Alford | Cody Arnall | Annie Arnold | Steven Barker | Darla Barolini | Jill Bedgood | Raphael Benero | William Billingsley | Rachel Black | Alejandro Borges | Daniel Brents | Jose Canepa | Sara Cardona | Abraham Cepeda | Lindy Chambers |Louie Chavez | David Collins | Patricia Cowan | Ron Crouch | Hannah Dean | Philip denker | Meris Drew | Rehab El Sadek | Taylor Ellis | Michael Emerson | Julie England | Sarah Fisher | Doug Fudge | Jessica Fuentes | Gao Hang | Bryan Gardner | Glen Gauthier | Gale Gibbs | B.C. Gilbert | Robert Gordon | Larry Graeber | Peter Harrington | Candace Hicks | Clayton Hurt | Loc Huynh | Ernesto Ibanez | Cedric Ingram | David Janesko | George Ann Johnson | Brooke Johnson | Ruth Keitz | Bumin Kim | Cindee Klement | Barbara Koerble | Padaric Kolander | Justin Korver | Casey Leone | Renata Lucia | Yasuyo Maruyama | William Messimer | Brian Molanphy | Robert Moore | Zach Morriss | Michael Odom | Shelby Orr | Chancellor Page | Jeffrey Poole | Christopher Rahmeh | Lisa Rawlinson | Cary Reeder | Cory Reeves | Sarah Roberts | Jim Rode | John Rossman | Colie Ryan | Breanne Schwarz | Emily Sides | Carl Smith | Brooke Walzel | Jon Whitfill | Ty Wilcox | David Willburn | David Witherspoon | Rachel Wolfson Smith | Lillian Young | Carolyn Young

An exhibition of paintings by artist Vera Barnett. The pieces in the show are organized into three series that "embody the meaning of an artistic and domestic life at home:" Portraits, Still Lifes, and Pets

The works in Linda McCall’s exhibition Life in Pieces are inspired by the artist's relationships, travel, occupations, and various life experiences.In his show Beyond the Horizon, artist Daniel Angeles presents a series of watercolor paintings that express "the human capacity for hope."In his show Open Range, artist Rich Bowman creates works that are inspired by his love of the outdoors.

A group exhibition organized by Galleri Urbane's Assistant Director, Adrian Zuñiga. The show includes works by gallery artists Arden Bendler Browning, Jessica Drenk, Loring Taoka, Gail Peter Borden, Abby Sherrill, Marion Wesson, Heath West, Jessica Snow, and exhibiting visiting artists Benjamin Terry, Peter Frederiksen, Christopher Paul Dean, Matthew Wood among others. ​

A group exhibition featuring works by Polly Jones, Andrea Guay, Emilie Mae, Matthew Jones, Elaine Pawlowicz, Walter Land, and Susan Graeber.

An exhibition pairing landscape paintings of beachgoers by Mariano Fortuny y Marsal (1838–1874) and William Merritt Chase (1849–1916).

"This lecture-and-discussion series features “classes” with titles like “Intro to Contemporary Art,” “The Sublime,” and “Vidiocracy.” This season will kick off with a Post-Futurist Potluck just to keep things interesting. Art Skoolers will also embark on out-and-about visits to studios and other art spaces around the region. Art Skool is free and open to anyone interested in participating (read: no art background required). Each week is different and self-contained, so come to one or to all ten of the weekly sessions."ArtSkool is produced by Rachael Anderson, Abby Bagby, John Logan and Liz Trosper.

An exhibition featuring new sculptural collages by Houston-based artist Patrick Turk.

An exhibition featuring new oil paintings by artist Anna Elise Johnson. The images for the works in the show are sourced from photographs taken by the artist.

A group exhibition organized by Galleri Urbane's Assistant Director, Adrian Zuñiga. The show includes works by gallery artists Arden Bendler Browning, Jessica Drenk, Loring Taoka, Gail Peter Borden, Abby Sherrill, Marion Wesson, Heath West, Jessica Snow, and exhibiting visiting artists Benjamin Terry, Peter Frederiksen, Christopher Paul Dean, Matthew Wood among others. ​

Prohibitor is a group exhibition featuring abstract works by Jorge Alegría, Sara Cardona, Matthew Bourbon, Michael Frank Blair, Brian Florentin, Lily Hanson, Lucas Martell, Shayne Murphy, Fabiola Valenzuela, David Willburn, and Ushio Shinohara.

An exhibition of works that are inspired by artist Madelyn Sneed-Grays' travels in France.

"This lecture-and-discussion series features “classes” with titles like “Intro to Contemporary Art,” “The Sublime,” and “Vidiocracy.” This season will kick off with a Post-Futurist Potluck just to keep things interesting. Art Skoolers will also embark on out-and-about visits to studios and other art spaces around the region. Art Skool is free and open to anyone interested in participating (read: no art background required). Each week is different and self-contained, so come to one or to all ten of the weekly sessions."ArtSkool is produced by Rachael Anderson, Abby Bagby, John Logan and Liz Trosper.

"This lecture-and-discussion series features “classes” with titles like “Intro to Contemporary Art,” “The Sublime,” and “Vidiocracy.” This season will kick off with a Post-Futurist Potluck just to keep things interesting. Art Skoolers will also embark on out-and-about visits to studios and other art spaces around the region. Art Skool is free and open to anyone interested in participating (read: no art background required). Each week is different and self-contained, so come to one or to all ten of the weekly sessions."ArtSkool is produced by Rachael Anderson, Abby Bagby, John Logan and Liz Trosper.

An exhibition of works by artist Heather Levy. The works in the show are inspired by Levy's life and experiences.

"This lecture-and-discussion series features “classes” with titles like “Intro to Contemporary Art,” “The Sublime,” and “Vidiocracy.” This season will kick off with a Post-Futurist Potluck just to keep things interesting. Art Skoolers will also embark on out-and-about visits to studios and other art spaces around the region. Art Skool is free and open to anyone interested in participating (read: no art background required). Each week is different and self-contained, so come to one or to all ten of the weekly sessions."ArtSkool is produced by Rachael Anderson, Abby Bagby, John Logan and Liz Trosper.

An exhibition of works by artist Heather Levy. The works in the show are inspired by Levy's life and experiences.

"This lecture-and-discussion series features “classes” with titles like “Intro to Contemporary Art,” “The Sublime,” and “Vidiocracy.” This season will kick off with a Post-Futurist Potluck just to keep things interesting. Art Skoolers will also embark on out-and-about visits to studios and other art spaces around the region. Art Skool is free and open to anyone interested in participating (read: no art background required). Each week is different and self-contained, so come to one or to all ten of the weekly sessions."ArtSkool is produced by Rachael Anderson, Abby Bagby, John Logan and Liz Trosper.

"This lecture-and-discussion series features “classes” with titles like “Intro to Contemporary Art,” “The Sublime,” and “Vidiocracy.” This season will kick off with a Post-Futurist Potluck just to keep things interesting. Art Skoolers will also embark on out-and-about visits to studios and other art spaces around the region. Art Skool is free and open to anyone interested in participating (read: no art background required). Each week is different and self-contained, so come to one or to all ten of the weekly sessions."ArtSkool is produced by Rachael Anderson, Abby Bagby, John Logan and Liz Trosper.

"This lecture-and-discussion series features “classes” with titles like “Intro to Contemporary Art,” “The Sublime,” and “Vidiocracy.” This season will kick off with a Post-Futurist Potluck just to keep things interesting. Art Skoolers will also embark on out-and-about visits to studios and other art spaces around the region. Art Skool is free and open to anyone interested in participating (read: no art background required). Each week is different and self-contained, so come to one or to all ten of the weekly sessions."ArtSkool is produced by Rachael Anderson, Abby Bagby, John Logan and Liz Trosper.

"This lecture-and-discussion series features “classes” with titles like “Intro to Contemporary Art,” “The Sublime,” and “Vidiocracy.” This season will kick off with a Post-Futurist Potluck just to keep things interesting. Art Skoolers will also embark on out-and-about visits to studios and other art spaces around the region. Art Skool is free and open to anyone interested in participating (read: no art background required). Each week is different and self-contained, so come to one or to all ten of the weekly sessions."ArtSkool is produced by Rachael Anderson, Abby Bagby, John Logan and Liz Trosper.