Exhibitions Calendar

The works on display in Terminal A represent 15 artists from each of our five studio buildings across the Sawyer Yards campus, and highlights the diversity of our studio artists.

Tom Riley takes over Bay 300 Gallery, with a selection of recent artworks in three categories: figurative paintings, circles series, and patina abstracts.

Three local forensic artists share age-progression artwork of missing persons. This initiative is a heartfelt effort to shine a light on each case and continue raising awareness in our community in an effort to #BringThemHome

Over 40 Houston artists transform regulation-size soccer balls into works of art, creating an amazing aerial installation that fills the Sabine Street Studios' South Gallery.

Artist Rebecca Pugh presents a solo exhibition of abstract paintings, created while living in Texas since 2020, including new works such as an 18 ft. long painting installation inspired by a memory of driving past a fallen wooden fence during summer drought.

The artists of the Silos utilize the language of light, capturing moments of warmth, of quiet reflection, intense movement, and dynamism.

Curated by Katherine Rhodes Fields, Dean of the Media, Visual, and Performing Arts Center of Excellence at Houston City College, this exhibition of Spring Street artists explores how works begin to interact when placed near one another or in an intentional order.

Eight weeks. Four rotating exhibitions. Intimate performances, movement workshops, community conversations, and a gallery that has been played like an instrument from the very first note.

Pull up a chair and join the circle. Part performance, part communal gathering, part feast, Shout!

Silver Street Studios hosts a vibrant celebration of contemporary art created by artists who live or work within Harris County, juried by visionary curator and cultural leader, Hesse McGraw.

Through layering, gloss, and material contrast, Silos artist G’ Perez considers how light transforms objects, surfaces, and spatial experience.

Artist April Murphy presents an exhibition of original paintings inspired by classic playing cards, using animals and humor to speak to the human experience.

Juried by Houston gallerist Heidi Vaughan, the exhibition showcases forty-four works in various media created by members of the National Women’s Caucus for Art from Texas and across the United States.

Artist Erika Alonso's new solo exhibition of watercolor works explores environmental fragility, displacement, and the life of the imagination, conjuring narrative landscapes—spacious, imagined terrains animated by lyrical lines, repetition, and ritual.

The artists at Winter Street Studios explore the rainbow as both metaphor and structure, celebrating multiplicity in the layered, sometimes dissonant, but often beautiful coexistence of perspectives.

Through dynamic visual storytelling, the exhibition reflects the excitement surrounding the world’s most celebrated sporting event and highlights Houston’s role as a global crossroads where cultures connect.