Bill Davenport

Susannah Mira employs thousands of laser cut plywood pieces in her installation titled Room Divider.

Paintings of vanishing historic 1920s bungalows.

Soundscapes drawing attention to transitional spaces in Lawndale’s building, such as the elevator, stairwells and a third-floor window.

Thumb In The Eye Wrestling Federation (TITEWF) is hosting a winner take all thumb wrestling championship. One, Two, Three, Four, I declare a thumb war!!!!

Stylized landscape memory paintings that illustrate the places Staley has lived: Texas, Mexico, the Mediterranean and New Mexico.

The many people and creatures that are muses of vernacular artists, focusing on eyes.

A response to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, shown in an Airstream trailer in the ALH parking lot. Hours: during the opening Friday night, and 12-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

Performances in support of Houston’s  history of groundbreaking experimental / D.I.Y. music. In conjunction with the current exhibition, CALL IT STREET ART, CALL IT FINE ART, CALL IT WHAT YOU…

Geometric paintings inspired by Edwin Abbott’s 1884 novella Flatland.

Emily Joyce’s recent silkscreen print series interprets tree-rings, knots, and cuts -as startling optical abstractions.

Art Palace’s summer group show featuring gallery artists and friends.

Thirty prints selected from the International Print Center New York’s (IPCNY) forty-fourth Juried Print show.

The arrival and release of the third issue of semigloss. Magazine!!

“Color is the voice of Kelyne’s paintings,” says Arthur Turner, artist and instructor at Glassell School of Art.

Featuring Anna Bogatin, Todd Camplin, Theresa Chong, Jillian Conrad, Jacob El Hanani, Sharon Engelstein, Nicole Phungrasamee Fein, Christopher French, Richard Nix, Lauren Seiden, and Mark Sheinkman

New work by seven UT Austin grad students and recent graduates, including Peter Abrami, Janaye Brown, Georgia Carter, Adriana Corral, Aaron Meyers, James Scheuren, and Erik Shane Swanson.

A contemporary realist painter, currently working on his MFA at TWU in Denton.

The exhibition presents imagined artifacts recovered from the infinite library described by Jorge Luis Borges. These partially dismembered books, thrown into the void, have followed some wayward path to the…