An exhibition featuring ceramic works by ASU students.

A show featuring works by members of the Texas Clay Arts Association.

"This show offers portals and springboards into other worlds and states of being through mostly figurative representations. These artists are telling stories that can help describe our cultural narratives and collective realities. Artists include Alejandra Almuelle, Jolea Arcidiacono, Susan Bell, Carl, Block, Max Butler, Pat Johnson, Ty Johnson, Billy Ray Mangham, Yana Payusova, James, Tisdale, Jamie Lea Wade, Jess Wade, and Karen Woodward."

A US-wide juried exhibition featuring ceramic works. This year's juror is Peter Held, museum director and curator. The show will also feature works by this year's invited artist, Randy Brodnax.

"Texas artist Zach Morriss will present a solo show centered around themes of decoration and technology. Through paintings and sculptural works, Morriss offers unique perspectives of quasi landscapes and interior scenes."

A US-wide juried exhibition featuring ceramic works. This year's juror is Peter Held, museum director and curator. The show will also feature works by this year's invited artist, Randy Brodnax.

"Stephen Marc is a Professor of Art at the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at Arizona State University. His current documentary work is an ongoing project to create an extensive photographic interpretation of American identity and sense of place."

An exhibition featuring works by Hardin-Simmons University seniors, including Braeden Kuppin, Bryan Vause, Jinghan Ma, and Khalil Myers.

"CLOTHESlines is vintage Americana in the form of a clothesline, made of rusted wire, steel, and backyard noises like a lawnmower, kids playing, chirping birds and the chicka-chicka sounds of a sprinkler to invoke a summer day."