Exhibitions Calendar

Experience Cora Salvino's captivating world of fused glass, where vibrant wall sculptures and dynamic three-dimensional forms challenge perceptions of light, color, and space.

Walk with Spring Street artists on the dark side, and gain an appreciation of mysterious, magical and mystifying interpretations.

Artwork by the Spring Street and local guest artists, curated by Houston artist and curator Erica Reed Lee.

Sculpture Month Houston’s ninth annual exhibition, Re-Figurations, at Site Gallery (at The Silos) explores the radical transformations in the representation of the human figure that began with Modernism.

This Silos at Sawyer Yards tenant show illustrates how artists use color to say what words can’t.

A landmark exhibition commemorating two decades of artistic innovation, resilience, and transformation. This celebratory showcase invites artists to reflect on the multifaceted journey of the past 20 years through personal narratives, cultural shifts, and collective milestones.

Matthew Gantt presents recent "psychedelic" portraits, drawn from random ink blots and markmaking.

Justin Earl Grant invites reflection on the essence of human connection through 30 enigmatic portraits arranged in a suspended oval configuration.

A 20 year Retrospective of work inspired by the events that change our lives, to the peaceful moments that we rest in.

The exhibition highlights Luna’s mastery of light, perspective, and storytelling through oil on canvas.

Silver Street artist Chu Okoli presents Naked Lights, a culmination of works that represent a new approach to telling visual stories.

The official launch party for 50 Artists Houston, Volume 2, a celebratory evening showcasing the talent and creativity of Houston’s vibrant artist community.

“Step Into the Light” is a response to the darker, more morose side of remembrance and death. The exhibition focuses on the lighter side of the passing of loved ones, their memory, and the light that shines in each person and living being.

Carried by this playful spirit, "nothing is precious, everything is game" unfolds through a collection of photographs, videos, sculptural objects, and performances spanning the artists’ career.

April DeConick's sustainable artworks, crafted from wool and earth, invite reflection on how we shape ourselves, and caring for one another and the planet we share.