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.

A group exhibition Houston artists working with textiles, imbued with a contemporary spirit. Each artist brings a unique interpretation and style to these materials, demonstrating an array of new possibilities and storytelling strategies.

Artist Chris Pinon's exhibition combines photographs of romance with a large-scale installation dedicated to the "Love Lock" bridges in the Houston area.

The works on display in Terminal A represent 21 artists from each of our five studio buildings.

A showcase of the Sabine Street artists’ interpretations and expressions of these shifts that occur within a single artwork, or through a series, or from one project to the next.

The artists of Winter Street Studios at Sawyer Yards present SPACES: Big and Small, a new exhibition highlighting the breadth and depth of the Winter Street artists' artistic processes, both collectively and individually. Smaller and miniature works fill the ground floor, while large-scale and more monumental drawings, paintings, sculptures, and prints dominate the second level.

Houston artist Saralene Tapley presents Familiar, a series of thirteen oversized portraits featuring the faces of unnamed celebrities, politicians, and social media influencers.

Seven exceptional female artists present a powerful showcase of seven different styles.

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.

Artist Doug Jacobson presents Angels in the Dark 2, featuring acrylic abstractions on canvas or wood panel that were inspired by the angels among us.

Hung "salon style", each tenant artist has put forth a compelling selection of their best work on the walls near their studios.

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

The butterfly symbolizes hope, transformation, rebirth, and personal growth. These small wonders of nature are the inspiration for Cassandra’s art.

Flor Garduño's Paths of Life invites viewers on a journey through 45 years of her distinguished photographic career. The exhibition features a compelling blend of previously unpublished images from Garduño’s personal archive alongside more recent works.

Shirley Lavine expertly combines impressionist sensitivity with bold abstract expressionism, crafting paintings that feel both intimately familiar and dynamically fresh

Alison Donaldson's solo exhibition showcases a striking collection of woven collages, each meticulously crafted from the artist’s own original paintings and works on paper, as well as a new monumental weaving that spanning sixteen feet by fourteen feet.

The Maker’s Muse emphasizes that impact goes beyond an immediate reaction to a fleeting image, and is deepened by a reflective process and time spent viewing the printed image. This exhibit features sixty works by thirty-six of the artists in the American Society of Photographer's "Museum Project" collection.

A celebration of food through the enticing, distinctive artwork of mixed media artist, Diane Gelman.

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.

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