A show of drawings, paintings, sketches, furniture, and tools by artist and furniture maker Dan H. Phillips.

An exhibition of works by The Propeller Group, "a Ho Chi Minh City and Los Angeles-based art collective led by founders Tuan Andrew Nguyen, Phu Nam Thuc Ha and Matt Lucero dedicated to elevating the Vietnamese voice on the international scene. Through installation, video and sculpture, The Propeller Group has developed an innovative model that merges collaborative, conceptual art practices — partially steeped in the politically inflected artwork of the 1990s — with the forms and methods of popular media today."

A show of works by painter Gary Komarin.

An exhibition of contemporary photographic works. The exhibition features photographs by Jean-Sebastian Boncy, Leigh Merrill, and Allison V. Smith.

An exhibition highlighting the spectrum of contemporary quilt-making techniques and traditions. The show brings together a diverse selection of quilters, including Kathryn Clark, Carolyn Mazloomi, Aaron McIntosh, and Anna Von Mertens.

An exhibition featuring works by Bohyun Yoon and Alyce Santoro. The show explores the potential of sound within objects and craft materials, asking questions like: What does glass sound like? What does a sonic weaving look like?

For Hire: Contemporary Sign Painting in America "showcases a range of contemporary sign painters who use traditional methods to create banners, sandwich boards, paper signs, murals, fictional advertisements, and more. Some pieces will be installed from the start of the show, while others will be created in the gallery, during public hours, over the course of the exhibition. Featured in the exhibition are sign painters Remy Chwae (Los Angeles, CA), Forrest Wozniak and Ira Coyne (Minneapolis, MN and Olympia, WA), Norma Jeanne Maloney (Taylor, TX), Shelby Rothenhöfer (Chicago, IL), and Sean and Kayleigh Starr (Denton, TX), among others." 

A show organized by Keith J. Varadi and featuring works by Keith Boadwee & Club Paint, Jane Corrigan, Steve DiBenedetto, Peter Eide, Heather Guertin, Richard Allen Morris, Roni Shneior, Ulrich Wulff, and Keith J. Varadi.

"In this solo presentation by Sterling Allen, the Austin-based artist creates a site-specific sculpture-based installation that activates sight lines, architectural relationships, hanging conventions, and spatial connections, all while celebrating pop, the handmade, function, failure and the cheap illusion."

Touch Box is an immersive site-specific installation by Houston artist and musician Katherine Trimble.

"Lines Drawn explores how artists reimagine, disrupt and question received notions of borders and boundaries. By addressing issues of immigration, nationalism, equity, and human rights through their work, the artists encourage us to contemplate the many barriers in our own lives as social constructions of power."Participating artists include Jorge Galvan & John Pluecker, Mariam Ghani, Margaret Griffith, Khaled Jarrar, Pedro Lasch, Just Seeds, Phillip Pyle II, Henry G. Sanchez, and workshops, performances and public programs by Keelin Burrows and Travis Smith (in collaboration with the Printing Museum), Carrie Schneider (in collaboration with Arts Take Action Houston), Sara Uribe (in collaboration with Failure to Identify), Zine Fest Houston, and the Houston Cinema Arts Festival. The exhibition also includes a curated Zine Library with selections of activist zines from across North America.

"Located in the interior of a former convenience store, Moving Right Along is a site specific, kinetic installation by Trey Duvall. Randomized programing will trigger steel flails to create cumulative patterns of strike marks and impact while the pendulums run consistently during the 15-day duration of the installation."

An exhibition highlighting the long history, geographic expanse, and diversity of works of art in the Islamic world. Works in the exhibition cover nearly all media, ranging from carpets to dress to jewelry, ceramics, glass, metal, paintings, prints, calligraphy and photographs.

An exhibition highlighting the long history, geographic expanse, and diversity of works of art in the Islamic world. Works in the exhibition cover nearly all media, ranging from carpets to dress to jewelry, ceramics, glass, metal, paintings, prints, calligraphy and photographs.

A show of hand embroidered and stitched artwork

An exhibition featuring multimedia works by artists who contributed to Houston's art scene in the 70's and 80's. Artists include: John Alexander, Lee Benner, H.J. Bott, Mel Chin, Ibsen Espada, David P. Gray, Virgil Grotfeldt, Roberta Harris, Ann Harithas, Mike Hollis, Dorothy Hood, Perry House, Luis Jiminez, Lucas Johnson, Sharon Kopriva, Bert L. Long Jr., Jesse Lott, Suzanne Manns, Basilios Poulos, Forrest Prince, Don Redman, Julian Schnabel, Earl Staley, James Surls, and Dick Wray.

"Lines Drawn explores how artists reimagine, disrupt and question received notions of borders and boundaries. By addressing issues of immigration, nationalism, equity, and human rights through their work, the artists encourage us to contemplate the many barriers in our own lives as social constructions of power."Participating artists include Jorge Galvan & John Pluecker, Mariam Ghani, Margaret Griffith, Khaled Jarrar, Pedro Lasch, Just Seeds, Phillip Pyle II, Henry G. Sanchez, and workshops, performances and public programs by Keelin Burrows and Travis Smith (in collaboration with the Printing Museum), Carrie Schneider (in collaboration with Arts Take Action Houston), Sara Uribe (in collaboration with Failure to Identify), Zine Fest Houston, and the Houston Cinema Arts Festival. The exhibition also includes a curated Zine Library with selections of activist zines from across North America.

A show of new drawings and prints by Loli Fernández-Andrade. The pieces in the show "echo a European tradition reminiscent of Wols or Max Ernst."

A show of works inspired by artist David McGee's "continued investigation into the paradoxes of blackness, via the abstract notion of colorism" and his "long-term interest in Herman Melville's book "Moby Dick” , and Homer's "The Odyssey" and the aversion to transcendentalism." The works are also inspired by "the Middle Passage, Viking culture, colonization, the colors of police cars and its effect on the optic nerve, and the impulses of modernism."

A show of works by Houston artist Gail Siptak.

A show of paintings by Melinda Buie. The works in the exhibition depict cows from the artist's family ranch in East Texas.

A show featuring new photographs by Houston artist Shannon Duncan. The portrait series in the exhibition is an investigation of the weight given to inanimate objects.

A show of hand-built machines by artist Alex Goss. The works explore concepts of "literacy and illiteracy in technology as machines become more autonomous."

A show featuring works that are made to be touched. Artists include:Alex Goss Anthony Flores Andi Valentine Bradley Brown Brittney Anele Dylan Lovorn Eden Rae Jessica Ninci Jacques Gonsoulin Jamiee Shim (Baltimore) Lindsea Varisco Michelle Yue S Rodriguez El Raquel Elysia Costilla Rachel Duane Mikki Yamashiro (Los Angeles)

A show of hand embroidered and stitched artwork

A show featuring works by Daniel Brents, Sarah Fisher, Nell Gottlieb, Shangyi Hua, Boo Kennedy, Cindee Klement, Vanessa Nasta, and Doug Welsh.

Umbria in Sugar Land is a five-day Italian film festival. "Hosted by the City of Sugar Land and the Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the Festival del Cinema Citta di Spello ed i Borghi Umbri, the region of Umbria, and the city of Spello, the festival will feature private and public screenings of seven award-winning, sub-titled films from the 2016 international film festival in Spello, Italy and highlight the many cultural offerings of the Umbrian region of Italy including its food, wine, and art."

An exhibition of works by The Propeller Group, "a Ho Chi Minh City and Los Angeles-based art collective led by founders Tuan Andrew Nguyen, Phu Nam Thuc Ha and Matt Lucero dedicated to elevating the Vietnamese voice on the international scene. Through installation, video and sculpture, The Propeller Group has developed an innovative model that merges collaborative, conceptual art practices — partially steeped in the politically inflected artwork of the 1990s — with the forms and methods of popular media today."

A show of works by Gabriel de la Mora.

A show of works by John Sparagana.

"Mickalene Thomas: Waiting on a Prime-Time Star features paintings, photographs, collages, prints, and mixed-media works that explore the artist’s complex vision of female sexuality, identity, and power. Thomas’s portraits, landscapes, and interiors examine how women are represented in art and popular culture and confront our assumptions about what defines the female experience in the 21st century."

Umbria in Sugar Land is a five-day Italian film festival. "Hosted by the City of Sugar Land and the Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the Festival del Cinema Citta di Spello ed i Borghi Umbri, the region of Umbria, and the city of Spello, the festival will feature private and public screenings of seven award-winning, sub-titled films from the 2016 international film festival in Spello, Italy and highlight the many cultural offerings of the Umbrian region of Italy including its food, wine, and art."

An exhibition featuring more than twenty years of ceramic works by Annabeth Rosen. From CAMH: "Exploring the temporal nature of ceramics, Rosen melds the performative into both material and process. Composing through laborious, additive techniques, she pushes the medium beyond spectacle and into conversations about endurance-based performance, feminist thought, contemporary painting, and conceptual art."

An exhibition of works by The Propeller Group, "a Ho Chi Minh City and Los Angeles-based art collective led by founders Tuan Andrew Nguyen, Phu Nam Thuc Ha and Matt Lucero dedicated to elevating the Vietnamese voice on the international scene. Through installation, video and sculpture, The Propeller Group has developed an innovative model that merges collaborative, conceptual art practices — partially steeped in the politically inflected artwork of the 1990s — with the forms and methods of popular media today."

Umbria in Sugar Land is a five-day Italian film festival. "Hosted by the City of Sugar Land and the Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the Festival del Cinema Citta di Spello ed i Borghi Umbri, the region of Umbria, and the city of Spello, the festival will feature private and public screenings of seven award-winning, sub-titled films from the 2016 international film festival in Spello, Italy and highlight the many cultural offerings of the Umbrian region of Italy including its food, wine, and art."

An exhibition featuring a large-scale fresco installation by Houston-based artist Shana Hoehn.

Umbria in Sugar Land is a five-day Italian film festival. "Hosted by the City of Sugar Land and the Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the Festival del Cinema Citta di Spello ed i Borghi Umbri, the region of Umbria, and the city of Spello, the festival will feature private and public screenings of seven award-winning, sub-titled films from the 2016 international film festival in Spello, Italy and highlight the many cultural offerings of the Umbrian region of Italy including its food, wine, and art."

An exhibition featuring multimedia works by artists who contributed to Houston's art scene in the 70's and 80's. Artists include: John Alexander, Lee Benner, H.J. Bott, Mel Chin, Ibsen Espada, David P. Gray, Virgil Grotfeldt, Roberta Harris, Ann Harithas, Mike Hollis, Dorothy Hood, Perry House, Luis Jiminez, Lucas Johnson, Sharon Kopriva, Bert L. Long Jr., Jesse Lott, Suzanne Manns, Basilios Poulos, Forrest Prince, Don Redman, Julian Schnabel, Earl Staley, James Surls, and Dick Wray.

Umbria in Sugar Land is a five-day Italian film festival. "Hosted by the City of Sugar Land and the Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the Festival del Cinema Citta di Spello ed i Borghi Umbri, the region of Umbria, and the city of Spello, the festival will feature private and public screenings of seven award-winning, sub-titled films from the 2016 international film festival in Spello, Italy and highlight the many cultural offerings of the Umbrian region of Italy including its food, wine, and art."

"Tudor Mitroi's work distills and condenses the fluid meanings of time and place. Based on historical images and maps, rulers, dates and times, and small items of personal significance, his painted cartographies embody the intimate relationship between the elusive concept of time and the reality of form."

A collaborative exhibition featuring works by Domokos Benczedi and Ciriza (of the Los Angeles based collective Big Debbie). "The exhibition chronicles a year long collaboration between the two artists in print, video, sculpture, installation, and photography in which Benczedi’s riffs on goth and industrial subculture, sexual taboo, and technomorphic pattern making are juxtaposed with Ciriza’s ritualistic performances that evoke desert landscapes and summon currents of the primordial, shamanistic, and feral."

Umbria in Sugar Land is a five-day Italian film festival. "Hosted by the City of Sugar Land and the Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the Festival del Cinema Citta di Spello ed i Borghi Umbri, the region of Umbria, and the city of Spello, the festival will feature private and public screenings of seven award-winning, sub-titled films from the 2016 international film festival in Spello, Italy and highlight the many cultural offerings of the Umbrian region of Italy including its food, wine, and art."

Umbria in Sugar Land is a five-day Italian film festival. "Hosted by the City of Sugar Land and the Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the Festival del Cinema Citta di Spello ed i Borghi Umbri, the region of Umbria, and the city of Spello, the festival will feature private and public screenings of seven award-winning, sub-titled films from the 2016 international film festival in Spello, Italy and highlight the many cultural offerings of the Umbrian region of Italy including its food, wine, and art."

"Located in the interior of a former convenience store, Moving Right Along is a site specific, kinetic installation by Trey Duvall. Randomized programing will trigger steel flails to create cumulative patterns of strike marks and impact while the pendulums run consistently during the 15-day duration of the installation."

"Between Worlds responds to Lynn Randolph's ongoing work with palliative care patients at MD Anderson Cancer Center. Comprised of approximately twenty drawings, these painstakingly rendered works deftly combine elements of the weird and scientific with acute psychological and metaphoric realism and builds bridges to the spiritual." The show is curated by Susie Kalil.

A show of works by Houston artist Shanti Conlan. Conlan's works are inspired by the natural world and celestial environments.

A show of works by Nancy Parker Johnson. The artist creates works that draw on her experiences.

An exhibition focusing on textile artist that uses patterning and repetition. Artists in the show include Jennifer Bartlett, Heather Bause, Christopher Cascio, Catherine Colangelo, Cheryl Donegan, Jacob El Hanani, Rachel Hecker, Gabriel de la Mora, Tameka Norris, James Radcliffe, Drew Shiflett, James Siena, Michael Toskovich and Claude Viallat. The show is curated by poet and art critic Raphael Rubenstein.

An exhibition celebrating the life and career of fashion designer Oscar de la Renta. The show features nearly 70 ensembles created by de la Renta.

A show featuring ceramic works from the Rosenfield Collection in Dallas. The show is curated by George Bowes and Louise Rosenfield and features works by 55 artists.

"Lines Drawn explores how artists reimagine, disrupt and question received notions of borders and boundaries. By addressing issues of immigration, nationalism, equity, and human rights through their work, the artists encourage us to contemplate the many barriers in our own lives as social constructions of power."Participating artists include Jorge Galvan & John Pluecker, Mariam Ghani, Margaret Griffith, Khaled Jarrar, Pedro Lasch, Just Seeds, Phillip Pyle II, Henry G. Sanchez, and workshops, performances and public programs by Keelin Burrows and Travis Smith (in collaboration with the Printing Museum), Carrie Schneider (in collaboration with Arts Take Action Houston), Sara Uribe (in collaboration with Failure to Identify), Zine Fest Houston, and the Houston Cinema Arts Festival. The exhibition also includes a curated Zine Library with selections of activist zines from across North America.

An exhibition featuring works by 30 female artists from the U.S. and Spain who "explore the complexity of being a woman today while honoring the human spirit. Instead of voyeuristic depictions of the female form, these contemporary artists created art reflecting personal narratives that involve the struggles and resilience of woman in today’s society."

An exhibition featuring works by 30 female artists from the U.S. and Spain who "explore the complexity of being a woman today while honoring the human spirit. Instead of voyeuristic depictions of the female form, these contemporary artists created art reflecting personal narratives that involve the struggles and resilience of woman in today’s society."

Adam Donnelly and Meggan Gould use as their medium the "physical and digital waste" that are left behind when creating photographic works. "Donnelly uses a protective dye on sheet film that is washed off prior to processing, called the antihalation layer, to make paintings on canvas. Gould uses a library of all her Photoshop masks, as subjects for ink drawings on tracing paper. These are layered in a way the is reminiscent of their digital structure."In light of Hurricane Harvey, Flatland Gallery will be holding a small art auction during the opening, with works donated by the featured artists and a few other Houston area artists. All funds will go to the Houston Area Women's Shelter: http://www.hawc.org.

An exhibition featuring multimedia works by artists who contributed to Houston's art scene in the 70's and 80's. Artists include: John Alexander, Lee Benner, H.J. Bott, Mel Chin, Ibsen Espada, David P. Gray, Virgil Grotfeldt, Roberta Harris, Ann Harithas, Mike Hollis, Dorothy Hood, Perry House, Luis Jiminez, Lucas Johnson, Sharon Kopriva, Bert L. Long Jr., Jesse Lott, Suzanne Manns, Basilios Poulos, Forrest Prince, Don Redman, Julian Schnabel, Earl Staley, James Surls, and Dick Wray.

A show of works on paper by Houston artist David McGee. The exhibition, curated by Benito Huerta, explores issues of politics, race, class, pop culture, and more.

An exhibition featuring multimedia works by artists who contributed to Houston's art scene in the 70's and 80's. Artists include: John Alexander, Lee Benner, H.J. Bott, Mel Chin, Ibsen Espada, David P. Gray, Virgil Grotfeldt, Roberta Harris, Ann Harithas, Mike Hollis, Dorothy Hood, Perry House, Luis Jiminez, Lucas Johnson, Sharon Kopriva, Bert L. Long Jr., Jesse Lott, Suzanne Manns, Basilios Poulos, Forrest Prince, Don Redman, Julian Schnabel, Earl Staley, James Surls, and Dick Wray.

An exhibition featuring multimedia works by artists who contributed to Houston's art scene in the 70's and 80's. Artists include: John Alexander, Lee Benner, H.J. Bott, Mel Chin, Ibsen Espada, David P. Gray, Virgil Grotfeldt, Roberta Harris, Ann Harithas, Mike Hollis, Dorothy Hood, Perry House, Luis Jiminez, Lucas Johnson, Sharon Kopriva, Bert L. Long Jr., Jesse Lott, Suzanne Manns, Basilios Poulos, Forrest Prince, Don Redman, Julian Schnabel, Earl Staley, James Surls, and Dick Wray.

An exhibition featuring a large-scale fresco installation by Houston-based artist Shana Hoehn.