Exhibitions Calendar

Five Sawyer Yards artists were selected to create individual, one-of-a-kind artworks utilizing giant soccer balls, each measuring three feet in diameter. The balls are displayed outdoors across the Sawyer Yards studio campus.

A juried exhibition and "collective portrait" of the city through the eyes of the artists who call it home. Juried by Tanja Peterson of Redbud Gallery, HEART OF HOUSTON invites artists to examine the various forms that Houston takes for them, as a place, memory, community, landscape, and more.

An exhibition of artworks by local artists, juried by longtime Houston artist and educator Patrick Palmer. The selected artworks highlight the breadth and depth of artistic practice today across the Houston area.

25 Sawyer Yards artists working across all different media take over the Terminal A concourse at Bush Intercontinental Airport for a year!

Winter Street artists Geoffrey Brune and John Perretti present a special exhibition about the moments of irregularity, when a thing exceeds its category.

Artists Kim Pham and Robert Leroy Hodge explore contemporary approaches to analog collage and the medium's versatility, while showcasing the richness and diversity of Houston's artistic community.

Situated at the confluence of multiple waterways and bayous, Houston is a city shaped by the interactions of water and earth, like clay itself. The ClayHouston Annual Members’ exhibition highlights diverse works, ranging from sculptural to functional ceramics, by current ClayHouston members who reside in and around the Houston area.

PrintHouston’s Annual Members’ Exhibition, curated by Jordan Bolduc and Jailyne España, features original printmaking techniques: lithography, woodcut, linoleum cut, etching, drypoint, metal engraving, and screenprint.

The artists of Spring Street Studios and guest curator Mia Flores explore different iterations of forced perspective in artwork and invite audiences to reflect on how they perceive themselves and others through a creative visual lens.

A Halloween/Día de los Muertos exhibition bringing together contemporary artists whose work explores culture, imagination, and the unexpected twists the season offers.

Inspired by liminal spaces, Día de los Muertos, and the many paths that shape our lives, Crossroads gathers artists whose work reflects on thresholds—between past and future, presence and absence, departure and return

Experience Monet's legacy reimagined through artist, Isabelle Dupuy's vibrant, multidimensional impressionist paintings.

Ethiopian-born, Berlin-based photographer and artist Yero Adugna Eticha brings a portion of this ongoing large-scale project—which now encompasses 1,200 black-and-white portraits, text installations, and audio interviews to Houston.

Gin Martini's new collection entitled "Sacred Celestial" uses donated and upcycled materials to represent what it means to me to feel feminine: soft, powerful, strong, a true being from the stars.