A trove of small, intimate portraits based on casual pencil drawings of the faces he sees on the streets and in the subways of his adopted NYC. Winter, born in…
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Bill Davenport
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Keri Oldham’s watercolor paintings explore film narratives, death, space and memory.
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Tibetan Buddhist monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery construct a Tantric Buddhist mandala sand painting during a week long residency.
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Chandler illustrates a fantasy of 18th – 19th century French sensibilities: horse drawn carriages, decorated walls, and sumptuous colors.
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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 Beef, Jim Burton, Wanda Dye,…
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A series of workshops in conjunction with the San Angelo Ceramics weekend: April 18 Dallas artist Randy Brodnax will explore the process of raku, alternative firing techniques and throwing thin…
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The San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts has been collecting contemporary ceramics since its beginning in 1985. Thanks to a very generous recent donation by major collectors, Robert and Irene…
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Ethel Wilson Harris and Fernando Ramos became the driving forces behind three art tile factories known collectively as the San José Workshops, operating between 1931 and 1977 in San Antonio,…
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A ceramic exhibit celebrating the tenth anniversary of Austin’s Art of the Pot Tour, a series of studio tours, public lectures and gallery and museum exhibitions begun in 2004 by…
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The annual hybrid art festival returns, with events all over Austin. Schedule here.
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LaMothe’s work, ostensibly a selection of furniture, examines the relationships functional objects have to their users and viewers. This exhibition is produced in conjunction with LaMothe’s MFA qualifying exhibition at…
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An installation and performance re-imagines the white-walled gallery as an anonymous public access television studio including a kitchen/cooking set, a living room set, a talk show set, and a green…
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April 17th to April 21st Through a mix of installations and multi-generational happenings, 20ft Wide seeks to bring awareness and appreciation to an urban alley in Austin, to foster discussion…
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Hand-stitching every line, letter, and illustration in dime store composition books enhances their status as objects.
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Works born from the insights and lunacies of Mad Magazine, National Lampoons, and the Weekly World News repurposed using the surface vocabulary of 1980’s fanboy culture.
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Robert Green, Kenny Jones and Polly Jones each interpret the theme “Terra Incognita,” Latin for “unknown land” with work that explores unknown territories.
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Feride, an artist living and working in San Antonio, Texas and originally from Zile, Turkey focuses on the commonalities between Native American People and Anatolian Shamanist People.
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The gallery’s fifth presentation of work by Paul Feeley (1910-1966). Paintings in this exhibition date from 1962 and 1963.