A show of works by Dallas artist and muralist Will Heron. The pieces in the exhibition address our political climate, underground drag culture, and more.

An exhibition of works by Carlos Donjuan. Central to Donjuan’s art is his childhood struggle of immigrating to America from Mexico. “Deeply personal, often referencing family and...

An exhibition by Courtney Hamilton.  The show features a multi-media installation commenting on the contradictory relationships between handmade and mass-produced objects

An exhibition pairing Eastfield College faculty members with an artist of their choosing. Featuring works by: Eric Eley, Margaret Meehan, David Willburn, Jason Willaford, Cassie Phan, Bradley...

A video installation by Allison Hunter that responds to the “complicated plight of animals attempting to survive in a very human-centered world.” This installation was first...

Houston-based artist Allison Hunter will give a talk about her work and project a video piece onto a building on campus. NOTE: the location of this...

An exhibition works by eighteen self-taught artists. The artists within the exhibition are “driven by visions, religion, personal narrative, and a vigorous imagination.  Their subject...

An exhibition bringing together work by artists teaching in the Department of Visual Arts at Eastfield College and one artist of their choosing.

An exhibition featuring the works of Fayetteville, Arkansas artists Linda Lopez and Mathew McConnell, created either in collaboration or in close communication.

Works by three Dallas based artists: Iris Bechtol, Natalie Macellaio, and Lesli Robertson.

Curated by Iris Bechtol and Josh Rose, thins show focuses on the social, political, and cultural issues addressed in comics and zines. April 23, 11:15-12:15, H100 Sarah...

Palmer and McGuire make work that explore hybrid narratives; touching on ideas of memory, home and gender.

Artists have been invited to create temporary site referential responses to various spaces in and around the Eastfield College campus.  Artists include Willie Baronet, Art...

Webb combines traditional print and drawing processes with environmental material to engage people in conversations about nature and ecology.

What does it mean to be from somewhere? Two artists re-construct identity in the midst of socio-political transformation.

Artists Paul Booker, Du Chau, Celia Eberle, John Frost, John Oliver Lewis, Timothy Harding, Jessica McCambly, Ryder Richards, and Alison Starr have been invited to...