Exhibitions Calendar

Five Sawyer Yards artists were selected to create individual, one-of-a-kind artworks utilizing giant soccer balls, each measuring three feet in diameter. The balls are displayed outdoors across the Sawyer Yards studio campus.

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.

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

Combining painting, animation, and sculpture, Nohelia Vargas Bolívar questions what we are beneath the names the world gives us, the titles we earn, the roles we inherit, and the borders of gender, faith, and ideology we are asked to live within.

The exhibition reminds us that inspiration is everywhere. What begins as scattered thoughts and passing moments ultimately comes together here as a unified celebration of creativity.

Inspired by her recent travels, Loft's paintings explore the quiet beauty of daily life while exploring the interplay of color, pattern, and space.

Multiplicity is an exhibition originating from an advanced ceramic class taught by Jeff Forster in which students propose a project that implements the use of multiples resulting in a final sculpture or installation.

A salon-style exhibition that brings together the work of tenant artists from across the historic warehouse complex, reflecting the creativity, collaboration, and artistic spirit that continue to shape Houston’s cultural landscape.

A lighthearted offering of works by Silver Street artists Jeanne Jones, Sarah Luna, and Ellen H Ray, including paintings, drawings, and ceramics, all imbued with profound meaning and a love for experimentation and a thoughtful approach to life.

Drawing both from life and new reference materials, watercolorist Rona Lesser expands upon her investigations of the human figure, employing the semi-blind contour method to create new forms.

Women in the Visual and Literary Arts (WiVLA) presents WILD, a biennial "collaboration" exhibition, pairing visual and literary artists together.

Teal—a striking blend of blue's tranquility and green's vitality—serves as both inspiration and vessel for this diverse collection of artworks that speak to transformation in its myriad forms.

A unique showcase of works made by local Houston tattoo artists in a variety of media, at the East Corridor Gallery at Sabine Street Studios.

A juried exhibition and "collective portrait" of the city through the eyes of the artists who call it home. Juried by Tanja Peterson of Redbud Gallery, HEART OF HOUSTON invites artists to examine the various forms that Houston takes for them, as a place, memory, community, landscape, and more.

Winter Street artists Geoffrey Brune and John Perretti present a special exhibition about the moments of irregularity, when a thing exceeds its category.

A red hot collaboration between Aether Space Art Gallery located at Winter Street Studios and Houston's own Burning Bones Press for a collective exhibition celebrating the diverse voices, raw energy and handmade spirit of one of Houston's most active printmaking communities.

Discover the latest chapter in artist John Bishop's Panca Marga series, featuring 20 new abstract expressionist paintings exploring the theme of the Path of Preparation. Join us for the public opening reception and experience the next installment of this ambitious 20-year artistic journey.

A confident and colorful new body of large-scale abstract paintings by Houston artist Cheryl Russell.