Five-Minute Tours

"The seventh solo exhibition for the artist at Inman Gallery since 1992, this show will include six new large-scale paintings, all completed in the past year."

Organized by Kinzelman Art Consulting and Foto Relevance to highlight the work of Margeaux Walter, David Reinfeld, and Brenda Biondo.

"Kubricht's galaxies offer a respite and reminder of how small and fleeting our own troubles are in the grandest scheme."

"An exhibition of 15 relief paintings by Jo Zider based on the archetypes of Grief, Blame and Hope, as they find commonality between a 17th-century playwright's characters and the effects of climate change on the lives of contemporary man."

"Haden’s specialty is re-purposing found objects, trash, or scrap materials, with the intent of changing the viewer’s perception of that object."

"The artist illustrates modern human habits with a sense of humor and absurdity, while commenting on and aiming to satiate the viewer’s need for instant gratification."

Currently, the gallery’s represented artists include Sonia Borgialli, Matthew Stavrowsky, Peggy Cook, Gloria Sanchez Hart, Monica Puryear, Karen Pittman, and more.

Artists include RF Alvarez, Jesse Amado, Jennifer Ling Datchuk, Jenelle Esparza, Barbara Miñarro, Cecilia Paredes, Ethel Shipton, and Carlos Rosales-Silva.

"The solo exhibition is a culmination of Rea’s lifetime of exposure to firearms and the questions surrounding guns’ political and ethical issues."

"Martin's work deals with reconstructing the identity of Black women by piecing together the signs, symbols, and language found in what could be called everyday life from slavery through modern times."

"This piece presents a timeline with 54 embroidered handkerchiefs detailing the artist’s daily interaction with cancer, which she names Kevin."

"Through sculpture and photographs printed at 1:1 scale, Florentin explores the relationship between object and image."

"When friends Shirl Riccetti & donna e perkins decided to have a show together, they could never have anticipated such a tumultuous year as 2020."

Highlights from the two artists' gallery talks.

"Horlander challenges the viewer’s relationship with time, nature, and the space we live within to open up dialogue about what it is to be."

"It is always good with the bad. We all struggle, our failures test us, it’s what action we take to correct them that matters most." 

"Two exhibitions featuring new work by Fort Worth-based artist Rachel Livedalen and Austin-based artist Katy McCarthy."

"The work can be understood as pop art through a particular south Texas, Mexican American lens that takes us on a ride that might not be posh, but it will get us there with its own unique style."

"Mohsenin is motivated by the challenge of exploring light, color, and space in a more constricted scale reflecting on her recent experience with motherhood and a child's world, especially during the pandemic."

"Most of the works are recent black-and-white paintings presented as suspended cores."