Video tours of art exhibitions in Texas.
"'Third Coast Biennial' is a national juried exhibition of new works of art from all over the USA. This year, 608 works of art were submitted by 207 artists. 60 works were selected for exhibition. "
Also included in the exhibition are Susan Budge, Tatiana Escallon, Mary Lynch, and Lorena Morales.
"This new body of work includes paintings and works on paper that showcase dramatic shifts in both scale and material."
Artists also included in the exhibition are Tatiana Escallon, Mary Lynch, Lorena Morales, and Kelley Devine.
"Cold War defense meets 21st-century satellites meet desert ecology meets fine arts in this display of huge, magnificent photographs."
"The show includes paintings inspired by Bismark Alejandro Reyes' life experiences connected to his ancestral roots mixed with iconic contemporary urban images."
"In the midst of this unprecedented pandemic, this show of force promises to bring a mix of relief, consternation, reflection and distraction concerning these complex times of uncertainty."
Artists also included in the "New Walls | New Corners" exhibition are Susan Budge, Mary Lynch, Lorena Morales, and Kelley Devine.
"I am honored to be asked to share my collection with the Lubbock community."
Three solos shows in Lubbock that will be on view through September 26.
Featuring work by Adela Andea, HJ Bott, Paweł Dutkiewicz, Orna Feinstein, Gao Hang, Dmitri Koustov and Katja Loher.
"My Jesse James Adventure" is a 22-channel video installation: "Copeland’s fascination with Jesse James stems from childhood family lore — tales of her blood kinship to the notorious outlaw Jesse James."
"'Rock Standard Time' is an invitation to res(e)t our current climate of temporal anxiety."
"The three sculptures presented here are part of Partegàs’ 'Baskets. No Retention' series that plays with scale and unexpected materials to make a ubiquitous and familiar object both alluring and strange."
The show, co-curated by the gallery with Jonathan Paul Jackson, features works by Tom Bandage, Theresa Escobedo, Ronald L Jones, Matt Manalo, and DUAL.
The featured artists are Jayne Duryea, Flint Reed, David Hill, Janice Bartke Thompson, Catherine Vrba, and Crystal Farris.
"Kintsugi is the Japanese craft of repairing broken ceramics and tea ware with powdered gold and lacquer. As a metalsmith I feel a special affinity for the practice."
Featuring works by Christina Coleman, André Fuqua, Alex Kang, Ling-Lin Ku, Jay Jones, Diego Mireles Duran, Weylin Neyra, Rachael Starbuck, Tino Ward, Ariel Wood.
"This exhibition presents illustrations and musings about negotiation."
"Rocha's work expresses the lexicon of the Mexican-American border and the many social/political issues that derive from it."