An exhibition featuring mid-century Texas artists Kelly Fearing and Janet Turner. The show is an homage to nature and spirituality.

Garden of Dystopian Flights brings together a group of artists to create a site-specific art installation around the theme of “envisioning a better dystopia.” Participating artists include: Chris Adams, Maisie Alford, Stephanie Berrie, Harrison Brooks, Hannah and Tanner Dean, Chiseum Dent, Carol Flueckiger, John Ryan Gallegos, Michael Glenn, Scotty Hensler, Liv Johnson, Nathalie Lawrence, and Zach Morriss.

Watt Casey Jr. began photographing musicians while working as a roadie in 1970. This show features photographs of musicians taken over the last five decades.

A suite of Andy Warhol prints depicting American West icons such as Annie Oakley, General George Custer, John Wayne, and Geronimo. The show will also feature a selection of Warhol's Polaroids.

An exhibition of drawings San Antonio-based artist Hills Snyder created on his travels across America. From LHUCA: "Altered States (Part Two) is a road movie, complete with wheels, a ’59 Cadillac convertible courtesy Buddy Holly’s Not Fade Away." Read about Snyder's travels here, here, here, and here.

"Joel Sampson combines technology, visual art, music, and design to create works of art that remind viewers they are witness to a one-man band...minus the man. Fun, whimsical, annoying, clever, loud, and ingenious are words that describe the finished works."

Three exhibitions commemorating the centennial anniversary of the USA's entrance into World War I:Doughboys & Home Folks will use artifacts from the PPHM collections, as well as documents from a variety of sources, to explore life on the front lines and the home front.The Great War and the Panhandle-Plains Region will examine the lives of various soldiers, Marines, sailors, and nurses from the Panhandle-Plains region who served in WWI.World War I: The Great War in Images includes photographs documenting the period of the war.

A show of neon works by Texas artist Cathy Cunningham Little.

A show featuring works by San Angelo artist and sculptor Jimmy Don Cox (1951-2012) from the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts’ collection and private collections.

An exhibition featuring works that are a collaboration between Texas Tech School of Art Painting Professor Tina Fuentes and Eric Bruning, associate professor in Texas Tech's Atmospheric Science Group in the Department of Geosciences.

An exhibition featuring over one hundered collaborative and individual works by the formerly Lubbock-based brothers Jeff and Bryan Wheeler. The show's opening night features music by Tim Wheeler, a Lubbock reunion of Los S.O.B.’s, and Butch Hancock.

A show of works by Marfa-based artist Julie Speed.

A show of works by Steven J. Miller. The artist on his work: “My paintings are narratives about human relationships, with each other and with the natural world. The goal of my work is to describe the complexity of those relationships.”

The AMoA Biennial 600: Architecture exhibition is the 7th iteration of the Amarillo Museum of Art’s biennial series. The show is juried by Rand Elliott and features artists working within a 600-mile radius of Amarillo.

An exhibition of art that was created during the period of Georgia O’Keeffe’s time at West Texas A&M University. The show will feature works by O’Keeffe’s contemporaries, including Lucien Abrams, Leon Dabo, Hale Bolton, Reveau Bassett, Louis Oscar Griffith, Edward G. Eisenlohr, E. Irving Couse, Joseph Henry Sharp, Bert Geer Phillips, W. Herbert Dunton, Oscar E. Berninghaus, and Ernest L. Blumenschein, among others. Objects in the show will rotate every 3-6 months.