Home
Articles
News
Podcasts
Top Five
Video Tours
- How To Submit
Upcoming
- Houston
- DFW
- Austin
- San Antonio
- West Texas
- East Texas
- The Panhandle
- The Valley
- Online
On View
- Houston
- DFW
- Austin
- San Antonio
- West Texas
- East Texas
- The Panhandle
- The Valley
- Online
Classifieds
Donate
Subscribe

Home
Articles
News
Podcasts
Top Five
Video Tours
- How To Submit
Upcoming
- Houston
- DFW
- Austin
- San Antonio
- West Texas
- East Texas
- The Panhandle
- The Valley
- Online
On View
- Houston
- DFW
- Austin
- San Antonio
- West Texas
- East Texas
- The Panhandle
- The Valley
- Online
Classifieds
Donate
Subscribe

Common Ground

October 26 - January 12, 2019

Common Ground is an exhibition featuring works by León Ferrari, Gego, Liliana Porter, Magdalena Fernández, Gustavo Diaz, Jorge Macchi, and Fernando Brice.

Sicardi | Ayers | Bacino

1506 West Alabama

Houston, 77098 TX

(713) 529-1313

0 comment

Facebook Twitter Google + Pinterest

Leave a Comment Cancel Reply

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

Δ

SELECT A REGION

HOUSTON
DFW
AUSTIN
SAN ANTONIO
WEST TEXAS
THE PANHANDLE
EAST TEXAS
THE VALLEY

Facebook Twitter Instagram Youtube Email Soundcloud

We Recommend

Dreams, Screams & Fantastical Things

who’s afraid of cartoony figuration?

Jason Webb: Curb Appeal: It’s Trash

de la Torre Brothers: Upward Mobility

Katharina Grosse: The Super Eight

Jon Revett: How It’s Done

Dreams, Screams & Fantastical Things

Irmgard Geul: Threads of Nature

Recent Comments

Janeil Engelstad on Dallas Museum of Art Acquires Tanaka Yu’s “Tsutsumimono”
Barbara on Mitra Mazinani: Stories of Depth and Emotion
Cynthia Toles on Book Review: “Mark Dion and Alexis Rockman: Journey To Nature’s Underworld”
Neelam on Review: “Janet Sobel: All-Over” at the Menil Collection, Houston
Eric on Prints & Drawings: Selections from the MFAH Collection
Alexandrite on Bale Creek Allen Gallery Closes Temporarily; Giant Runt Opens in its Space
Zohra Jabeen on Rothko Chapel Breaks Ground on Expanded North Campus
Celia Munoz on Dario Robleto: Between Art and Science

Staff Picks

Art21: Michael Ray Charles in “Consumption” from Season 1 of the "Art... by Glasstire
¿Por qué no hay artistas de Texas en la Bienal del Whitney... by Brandon Zech
Why are there No Texas Artists in this Year's Whitney Biennial? by Brandon Zech
Art21's "Extended Play": Trenton Doyle Hancock: "The Former and the Ladder or... by Glasstire
Debunking Alamo Myths by Ruben C. Cordova

About Us
Classifieds
Donate
Advertise
Subscribe
Copyright Notice
Contact

SUBSCRIBE

Funding generously provided by: