Video tours of art exhibitions in Texas.
Featuring, among others, Ruth Orkin, Cristina Garcia Rodero, Grete Stern, Flor Garduño, Mariana Yampolsky, Marta Maria Perez Bravo, E-J Major, Ida Lansky, Delilah Montoya, Irene Bayer, Jeanine Michna-Bales, and Ferne Koch.
"Color has always carried cultural meaning and symbolism for artists, and red is one of the most significant and evocative of colors."
"In her latest series of works on Linen, Mokha Laget creates complex articulations of imaginary space by freely arranging geometric shapes on stretched fabric."
The video walkthrough features the exhibition's juror, Annette Lawrence.
"Ruby City’s Manager of Visitor Experiences, Randy Guthmiller, explores artworks related to the theme of home in the contemporary art center’s inaugural exhibition 'Waking Dream.'"
"The works presented in 'Precautionary Principles of The New World' address the delicate relationship between our economy, environment, and ethos. Each series offers a step outside a field of thought and opens new dialogues."
"This show is a meditation on environmentalism, simulacra and hubris."
"'MEMBERS ONLY 2020' is an online juried art exhibition of new works of art by artist members of K Space Contemporary."
"The square and cube were both crucial elements in LeWitt’s vocabulary, both as elemental units and in reference to grids made by other artists throughout the twentieth century."
"Earthborn" features a dynamic cohort of artists who incorporate themes of the natural world.
"This body of work lives in the diaphanous space between life and death, and is a memorial for the artist’s father."
This is the first solo museum exhibition in the United Stated of noted Brazilian artist Solange Pessoa.
"'Where We Are' is an exploration and activation of a gray space that breaks down dichotomies and boundaries instated by race, gender, sex, history and politics."
"The Ways They Are" brings together Houston-based artists Carris Adams, Sebastien Boncy, and Matt Manalo.
"Nancy Rubins’ sculptures combine delicacy and indomitable strength, a polarity that is striking when encountered outdoors."
"Homebound" is Omar González's University of Texas at San Antonio MFA thesis exhibition.
"'The Writing on the Wall' exhibits recent bodies of work addressing immigration and border politics in the city of Juárez, and features visual artwork created by Alice Leora Briggs in conjunction with her projects with Juárez reporter and photojournalist Julián Cardona."
"For our Visual Arts students who did not get to have a physical Senior Show, they have created a virtual show that will be able to celebrate their work with friends, family and the community."
“Works on paper, primarily preliminary drawings, teasing a new body of work that is the culmination of research into the iconography and character of Superman as a reflection of our — America’s— desire for salvation."
Featuring works by Arielle Bob-Willis, Kwame Brathwaite, Micaiah Carter, and Dana Scruggs.