Exhibitions Calendar

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 campus.

“Essence of Elements”, curated by Donna Carnahan, invites you on a journey through nature’s most captivating forms.

Women in the Visual and Literary Arts (WiVLA) is proud to present "RISE", a juried visual art exhibition celebrating strength, transformation, and creative resilience.

Join artist Krystle Holnes for Third Space Third Coast, a cozy, creative lounge-style art experience.

Since 2009, PrintHouston has grown into an art organization representing a growing global community of printmakers and print supporters.

Each piece in this collection serves as both a reflection and celebration of the human journey—marked by resilience, rediscovery, and the beauty of imperfection.

This series reimagines the traditional artist talk format into an intimate and dynamic walkthrough experience. These brief but focused talks will take place in front of the artwork, allowing audiences to experience the piece with new context and insight directly from the artist.

A rare and unconventional exhibition showcasing the breadth of Cookie Ashton’s creative journey.

Renowned artist, martial arts innovator, and storyteller John Perretti presents his most expansive—and final—exhibition, featuring over 50 works, including large-scale paintings and sculptural installations, each offering a raw, layered journey through myth, memory, combat, and cosmic reflection.

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.

Silos artist Paula Lifschitz celebrates the end of her time at the studios with a riveting solo exhibition.

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.

lives, and support local artists through art inspired by our pets and animal friends.

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

Join us for an unforgettable evening where the power of music and the beauty of visual art come together in perfect harmony.