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.

A show of works by Lubbock-based artist Ghislaine Fremaux.

A show of works that are part of a print exchange between Midwestern State University and West Texas A&M University students.

Libby Rowe is an Assistant Professor of Art at the University of Texas at San Antonio. Like Panes of Glass explores the memorial construct of the modern family as an ideal and a reality.

"Jon Revett’s new paintings use geometric tessellations to abstract specific moments in time and space."

A show of photographs by Bill Wittliff documenting the filming of the Western LONESOME DOVE.

A show of works by Bill Bomar (1919-1991). Bomar was a member of the Fort Worth Circle of artists and co-founded the Old Jail Art Center.

A show of works by San Antonio-based artist Kelly O'Connor. In her site-specific installation in the Old Jail's cell galleries, O'Connor draws parallels between the Emerald City of Oz and the city of Odessa, Texas and their inhabitants.

A show of paper, wood, and plywood structures by artist Ronald Watson. "Watson utilizes strict systems of order, artistic intuition, and the viewers' perception to construct complex and intriguing sculptures with acute attention to detail and craftsmanship. Watson's work conveys a sense of stability in a world that is perceived to be in a state of chaos."

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.