Bill Davenport

For over ten years Davis has been painting the town with his magical creations.

Vivid striations are spun, stretched, and folded in new sequence paintings and unique digital prints.

Lecture by Paul Kaiser of the OpenEnded Group and a panel discussion with Ira Greenberg and Paula Gaetano-Adi in the TWU Denton Campus, Ann Stuart Science Center, Room 259.

Fifteen atmospheric landscapes: night to day, urban to rural, sunlit to stormy.

Artworks in all media by the accomplished artists working in the College of Visual Arts and Design.

Presenting works by: Jean-Baptiste Bernadet, Ethan Cook, Alex DaCorte, Virginia Overton, Zachary Susskind, Kyle Thurman, Bobbi Woods, Amy Yao, as organized by Israel Lund and John Roebas in co-operation with…

Deck WGF is a graffiti writer/artist from Brooklyn. The exhibition opening is AW’s 2nd Annual Rock the Lot event featuring Bombón DJ Collective, Urban Movement, Reverend Butter of DLG Ice…

Engaging both symbolic metaphor and classic imagery as theatrical fulcrums, the works of Dixon and Richards attempt to explore issues of balance, control and submission.

A Brooklyn figure painter celebrating the visual world.

A three-person pop-up show featuring  Matt Kleberg, Nikki Rosato, and Hallie eubanks, curated by Illa Steen Gaunt.

A remounting of Arce’s seminal performance that transports the audience to physical and emotional places using images, language, sound, and the body. Presented by DiverseWorks at Frenetic Theater.

A solo exhibition of paintings and assemblage sculptures by a self-taught artist who has recently enrolled in the Glassell School of Art.

An exquisite corpse constructed by artists Monica Foote, Maggie Hooyman, Jonathan Jardin, Paris Jomadiao, Alyssa Stephens, and Alonso Tapia.

A temple to Coyolxauhqui, goddess of the moon, honors honor the sacred feminine principle and opens cosmic journey through time and collective consciousness.

A  selection of works invited by Wade Wilson from the VAA’s 29th Juried Open Exhibition.

The first week of the STACKS Laboratory Residency by artist Phillip Pyle II. Using the shredded remains from the STACKS performance as source material Phillip will attempt to excavate words…

Culminating shows for students receiving either a BFA or MFA degree from TWU.

Ever  noticed the habitual, repetitive, sometimes futile, nature of human psychologies and activities which expend vast amounts of energy but, in the end, go nowhere?

In 1977, Astronomer Carl Sagan and colleagues assembled a collection of diagrams, greetings, photographs, and recorded sounds and music as a “message in a bottle” for potential neighbors in distant…

Collages made primarily while traveling on long car trips, at home watching movies and during her free time.