Resonance: A Visual Symphony

• Sat, Feb 28, 2026 - Sat, May 9, 2026  9am - 5pm On View
• Friday, Mar 6, 2026  6pm - 9pm Artist Reception

Spring Street Studios is hosting its annual All-Campus Invitational Exhibition, bringing together artists and their artworks from all of the studio buildings on the Sawyer Yards campus. This year's exhibition, entitled Resonance: A Visual Symphony occupies both levels of the building, and is expertly curated by artist and organizer Cheri Randolph. As is tradition, the works on display will be judged and prizes awarded. This year's judge is Tanja Peterson, Executive Director of Redbud Gallery. Join the artists for an opening reception on Friday March 6, from 6-9pm. 

Curator's Statement:

"Resonance" is not just what we see—it’s what lingers. The artists in this exhibition explore those reverberations through a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed-media
works. While diverse in approach, their works are unified by a shared
commitment to examining the space where visual form meets
emotional frequency.

In a time defined by overstimulation and fragmentation, Resonance asks us to slow down, to notice what moves us. It reminds us that art is not merely seen—it is felt. That the most powerful works may not be those that shout, but those that stay with us in quiet moments, echoing long after we’ve left the gallery.

Ultimately, Resonance: A Visual Symphony is about connection—between artist and viewer, between image and emotion, between what is visible and what is deeply, powerfully sensed. Like the movements of a symphony, the works rise and fall, call and respond, whisper and thunder. As you walk through this exhibition, allow yourself not just to observe, but to listen; to the quiet pulse, to the visual music, to the resonance.

~ Cheri Haley Randolph, Curator

About the Curator: Cheri Randolph
Cheri Randolph has served on the Sawyer Yards Artist Advisory Committee since 2015
helping to direct events and projects for Spring Street Studio while co-ordinating with other
building representatives and management to direct events on Campus.  She has guided the
selection and installation of 36 major art exhibitions at Spring Street.  By calling on local
gallerists and educators to partner with the artists, they have mounted shows that seek to
educate and enlighten viewers.

About the Judge: Tanja Peterson
Tanja Peterson is the Executive Director and Curator of Redbud Arts Center, a Houston-based
nonprofit dedicated to accessible arts programming, artist support, and community engagement.
She oversees two exhibition spaces and major public art initiatives, including the Richmond
Avenue and JFK Boulevard sculpture trails, as well as the Bare Wood Wall, an accessible entry
point into art collecting. Peterson leads regional and international curatorial projects, including
Houston/Leipzig collaborations, exhibitions in Germany, hosting a Texas/Finland print exchange
and two Danish artists. She also directs strategic planning and public art commissions,
combining curatorial insight with operational expertise to advance equity, quality, and access in
the arts.