Video tours of art exhibitions in Texas.
“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.
Featured artists: Robyn Crowell, Jamie Lea Wade, Kathryn Welch, Joan Nagel, Tracy Weinberg, Cecelia Wibbenmeyer, Lisa McPike Smith, and Margaret Adie.
"Organized in partnership with the Wichita Falls Art Association, 'Let Me Show You This!' features a broad array of medium and genre in art by heritage members of the Association."
"'Words and Pictures' features paintings, sculptures and installations by Texas artist Vernon Fisher, spanning 1980-2019."
"The exhibition features select artists who had studio space at Artspace111 since 1980, when it was known simply as Studio111."
"The group show features the work of graduate student alumni from the University of Texas at Dallas in a survey exhibition to celebrate the university’s 50th anniversary."
"After more than 20 years, this will be the last year UTDallas' Arts Program will host this highly recognized art exhibition."
A conversation between Rockport's Curator of Exhibitions, Elena Rodriguez, and artist Richard W. James about his new ceramic sculpture series titled "Sleepwalker," which would have been on exhibition at Rockport Center for the Arts in April.
"As a self-described citizen artist, German explores the power of art and love as a transformative force in the dynamic cultural ecosystem of communities and neighborhoods."
Featuring works by Gael Stack, James Surls, Luis Jiménez, Jacob Hashimoto, Pablo Serrano, John Scott, Kendall Buster, George Smith, and Frank Stella.
"This site-specific installation situated in the former industrial space of Dimension’s gallery contemplates how future mutants might survive in fragmented ecosystems."
"This exhibition focuses on the element of time in two realms: water and rock." 50% of all sales from the show will go to the Houston Food Bank.
Featuring 60 sculptures by 24 Texas artists.
"For several months, Packer visited the library regularly. She spent long afternoons wandering the stacks, getting to know Hamon’s internal and external rhythms and overlooked quirks."
Featuring work by Latifa Albokhari, Sebastien Boncy, J Bilhan, Erin Carty, Colby Deal, Cary Fagan, Ronald L. Jones, Lovie Olivia, and Jamie Robertson.
"Sculpture wire, canvas, burlap, acrylic paint, and a fiberglass compound were used to construct the work’s Texas-sized caricatures of rodeo archetypes — including the rodeo queen, a bucking bronc, rodeo clowns, and a giant yellow bull named Butter."
Michael Ray Charles' "(Forever Free) Ideas, Languages and Conversations" is a site-specific artwork commissioned by Landmarks, installed in the Gordon-White Building (GWB) Atrium at UT Austin.
Turrell's "The Color Inside" is a site-specific artwork commissioned by Landmarks, installed on the William C. Powers, Jr. Student Activity Center Rooftop at UT Austin.
"A Mathematical Theory of Communication" is a site-specific artwork installed in the North building of The Bill & Melinda Gates Computer Science Complex & Dell Computer Science Hall at UT Austin.