Bill Davenport

A panel discussion with artists featured in the exhibition Radical Presence: Black Performance in Contemporary Art, moderated by Franklin Sirmans, Terri and Michael Smooke Curator and Department Head of Contemporary…

A juried exhibition for artists in Texas, juried by Iris Bechtol.

A one day group exhibition curated by Stephen Lapthisophon. Featuring Artists Hannah Hudson, Hayley Fowler, Lana Paninchul, Apophenia Underground, Michael Mazurek, Michael Wynne, Pierre Krause, and Sharon Turner.

46 visual artists express their experiences with love (good or bad), in conjunction with The Hardy & Nance Street Studios 3rd Saturday open studios.

A survey and an archive of memories in the North Texas landscape by a candidate for an MFA at The University of North Texas in Denton.

A video and lens-based installation interrogates the relation of photographic imaging and objectification.

Historical photos capturing the history of Wichita Falls.

Exploring the spaces between reality and imagined perceptions where characters bear witness to an internal narrative of memories and relationships. This exhibition features three artists that create delicate, yet complex ethereal…

100 artworks from Austin-area artists, galleries, museums, and art organizations displayed throughout the first three floors of City Hall, with special exhibits by Mondo Gallery and the Serie Project.

Cox lives and works in Phoenix. Folk culture and temperate weather have heavily influenced his work. Ramirez, a Monterrey, Mexico native, works to discomfit his viewers.

Water-centric prints, paintings, and more.

Surreal and abstract imagery influenced by science fiction, to graphic novels, animation and music.

A free panel discussion moderated by Perot Museum Landscape Architect Coy Talley reviews the growth and change Dallas has made since 2000. Panelists are Brent A. Brown, AIA, Founding Director…

In the 1970s, three pioneering young artists, Norman Rene Avila, Donjon Evans and George Horner, formed the San Antonio Museum of Modern Art (SAMOMA), which presented exhibitions, performances, lectures and…

A zany mixed bag of happy urban myth and late American culture, gleaned from the internet junk heap, vintage magazines and advertising.

Works in photo realistic, life size, cast and painted plaster (Hydrocal), working with the themes of addiction and human frailty.

A gritty perspective on the physicality of our emotions featuring works by Tim Gonzalez, Cecelia Johnson, Jonatan Lopez, and Patrick Turk. Guest curated by arts publicist Reese Darby of RD…

The Beehive Collective from Maine stop in to show a big collective drawing about globalization in the western hemisphere. Presentation at 6 p.m. They’ll be in Denton at UNT’s Environmental…