Bill Davenport

Shonibare explores colonialism through life-size sculptural tableaux featuring staged, headless mannequins dressed in elaborate period garments.

Ideas about: remembrance, ephemera and happenstance (Bisetto); history, gender politics and the macabre (Copeland); the act of forgetting in relation to time and the use of symbolism (Page); struggle and…

Narrative paintings invite the viewer to participate in a new world of the artists’ making. Beautifully rendered, Kinsell transforms the traditional landscape and still life into a springboard for new…

Photo-paintings by Houston-based artist and writer Devon Britt-Darby who began transferring digital video stills to linen using an inkjet printer and t-shirt iron-on transfer paper in 2010. The paintings’ imagery…

New minimalist paintings, drawings, and books by prolific artist and architect Gail Peter Borden

The third in a continuing series of juried exhibitions connecting Houston to the surrounding arts communities brings together artists from the Houston and San Antonio, curated by Kimberly Aubuchon, Director…

Selected works from the estate of acclaimed Texas artist Scottie Parsons.

Panelists Pat Jasper, Director of Folklife & Traditional Arts, Houston Arts Alliance; Paul Middendorf, Director, Gallery Sonja Roesch & Executive Director, GalleryHOMELAND ; Kari Steele: Assistant Director Station Museum, Houston…

A panel discussion in an unconventional format: the Artists of STACKS will host a party in the main exhibition space complete with drinks, music and dancing but also 3 conversational…

A founding member of the Performance Art Lab collective, Douthey is known for her enthusiasms, which include Dolly Parton, Tammy Faye, road trips, and carnations. Her performance is part of…

The last week of the STACKS Laboratory Residency is a performance asking, “Can one afford to completely discard discomforting objects, people, ideas as a strategy? Or can we scour and…

Photographically-based work explores digitally manufactured realties. Intimate nocturnal landscapes are fabricated from scratch, lunar images dissected and reconfigured and tumultuous seascapes are punctuated with struggling vessels from the artist’s imagination.

Silhouetted electrical transformers and their distribution lines turn into calligraphic drawings or alternative music scores, executed in black drawing ink and coffee

Paintings of Brooklyn’s Gowanus Canal that investigate the impact of industrialism on the surrounding area, laden with desolation and abandonment.

A new installation by Will Grant, PJ Maracle & Ross Yates of Crim City Collective from Oakland, California focuses on major action, instant information and free association.

The Romania-born, Houston-based artist’s second solo exhibition is an installation of lights, LED fans, computer hardware and fiber optics that move, surge and flow across the gallery walls. Andea was…

Renaissance + sauce= irreverent fun.

Texas-raised and New York-based artist Tony Feher  creates an interactive, performative installation combining music, dance, and sculpture, coinciding with his major survey exhibition presented at the University of Houston’s Blaffer…