Exhibitions Calendar

"Breath Work" by Houston artist Caz Scott is a new sculptural installation at Sawyer Yards' Art Alley. The combination of machine and handcrafting is persistent in the artists' work, as are explorations of loose barriers between the digital and the real.

Featuring artwork by artists across all of the studio buildings at Sawyer Yards together, this year's exhibition responds to the idea of duality, and will be judged by Houston artist, professor, and curator, Michael Golden.

The artists of Spring Street Studios explore the symbiotic relationship between sound and the emotional connection to visual art.

Artist Lovie Olivia engages a culturally abundant and generous archive to produce a mini installation of collages and objects for this year's Texas Biennial in the TANK Space at Spring Street Studios.

The artists of Sabine Street Studios take inspiration from the 2025 Pantone Color of the Year: "Mocha Mousse", the qualities of which evoke comfort and wellness while also being symbolic of luxury and richness.

Inspired by the grand salon traditions of 17th and 18th-century France, the artists of Silver Street Studios reimagine the classic format to celebrate the diversity of artistic voices within our vibrant community.

This exhibition celebrates the power of shared creativity, showcasing exclusively collaborative works between two or more artists.

Kelly Best Bourgeois, Eric Coan, Boo Elizabeth Kennedy, and Daniel E. Zamora put their workflows on display, revealing the formative steps that they take in creating their artwork.

Artist Cameron Sands paintings and mixed media works explore the theme of transformation, by presenting works that show literal and symbolic change.

In this age when art is consumed and proliferated through screens, the artists have been prompted to display large-scale, almost immersive works that invite people to photograph them or to take selfies with them.

Silos artist Mei Hoffman presents a collection of impressionistic acrylic paintings exploring different forms of nature.

Lenice Colangelo's work explores the profound connection between women and trees and celebrates strength, adaptability, and endurance.

The Magic of Life features over 200 photo-based works and creative writings from over 300 students that illustrate the enchantment of everyday life.

Ceramists from the Glassell School of Art explore the transformative power of repetition in this annual showcase.

Cathedral ceilings, ripples in the water, trees, and skies evoke all the emotions we struggle to name in this showcase of Spring Street artists, curated by Sandra de la Rosa.

The artists of Spring Street present a special exhibition on the second floor, exploring where land and water meet—a place of transition, tension, and transformation.

A juried exhibition curated by artist and juror Kaima Marie Akarue, featuring works from both current artists and alumni of the Sawyer Yards campuses.

Silos artist Candis Smith takes over Bay 300 with her works inspired by the social interactions between people.