Melanie Yazzie: Mind Maps
Museum of the Southwest
April 7 through May 27, 2012
The Panhandle
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Melanie Yazzie: Mind Maps
Last Chance - April 7 through May 27, 2012
Prints, ceramics and mixed media pieces by Melanie Yazzie, a Navajo of the Salt and Bitter Water clans and an Associate Professor of Art at the University of Colorado in Boulder.
Texas Invitational 2012
Midwestern State University Art Gallery
March 9 through June 23, 2012
This year's invitees: Maureen Brouillette, Shawn Camp, Jim Malone , and Paul McCoy
History of Schizophrenia
May 12, 2012 through May 12, 2013
Part of the Kemp Center's annual outdoor sculpture exhibition, curated by Patrick Kelly and Including work by John Robert Craft, Erin Curtis, Hiroko Kubo, Patrick Kelly, Ted Larsen, Shelby Meier, M, Scott Proctor, Chris Sauter, and Jason Villegas.
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Zona MACO México 2012
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Thomas Kinkade, Disney, and NASCAR
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