Video tours of art exhibitions in Texas.
"By reducing the image to lines and angles, the artists creates images of architectural spaces that connect the physical world to the non-physical."
In this body of work, Ankenman explores the ways in which the formal qualities of material, color and light elicit emotional responses in the viewer.
Artists represented include Sonia Borgialli, Samuel Shelton, Matthew Stavrowsky, Peggy Cook, Gloria Sanchez Hart, Chisos Montana, and Patty Thomas.
"The current body of work by artist Dario S. Bucheli gives material form through the medium of painting by looking at photographic documentation of paintings on the internet."
"I think the most compelling aspect of an artistic practice is to make a product that combines critical insights of human conditions with a visceral and unconventional beauty."
Featured artists include Angelica Mayorga, Raul Servin, Victor Tello, Israel Rico and Robert Wilkens.
"I mean, dogs are still good but this cat thing is new for me."
"Jackson uses his latest works to provide a sanctuary of tranquility and reflection for the Texas citizens during these uncertain times."
Featuring works by Schuyler DeMarinis, Forrest Aderholt, Taylor Bailey, Brock Caron, and Iris Rylander:
Featuring work by Forrest Aderholt, Chris Ancarrow, Brock Caron, Alex Coronel, Taylor Bailey, Kelsey Baker, Aria Brownell, Amar Gupta, Rachel Spits, Carrie Shannon, Kirsten Lofgren, Melanie Farris, Russell Brxwn, Jet, Molly Knobloch, and Iris Rylander
"Artists include Ed Blackburn, Alexander Calder, Lillian Garcia-Roig, L.O. Griffith, Sedrick Huckaby, Luis Jiménez, Coreen Spellman, James Surls, and Sarah Williams, among others."
"Emerging from the chaos of the pandemic and the fight for social justice, the show explores a shift in consciousness to a softer and more playful way of being."
"Inside the window of ICOSA, Csillagi and Gassiot create scapes using video, mixed media, and shadow play."
"Using stillness as a framework for abstraction, the exhibition illustrates how ritualizing everyday moments is transformed. Installations are activated by Amy Zapien, Colton James White, Brooke Chaney, and Paloma Salas."
"Through interdisciplinary partnerships and works from the permanent collection, this exhibition demonstrates the purposeful language of color as it was discovered through scientific methods and as it plays a role in compositional design, meaning, and experience."
"Flores' work and play are steered by questions of audience, excess, glitches, legacy/archive, experiments of liveness, and performances of an online identity."
Featuring works by John Alexander, Bob Camblin, Virgil Grotfeldt, Ann Harathis, Dorothy Hood, Perry House, Sharon Kopriva, Bert L. Long Jr., Jesse Lott and Dick Wray.
"I am attempting to keep my visual journey to show survivability and perhaps beauty in an era that forefronts our vulnerabilities."
"Emigrating and maintaining close relationships seemed to be two incompatible concepts. But they turned out not to be."
The exhibition is informed by the artists’ experiences during Hurricane Harvey.