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.

Sabine Street artists blends powerful visuals and intimate storytelling, inviting viewers to confront the vulnerability and strength that coexist in love’s many forms.

This exhibition at the Silos explores the idea of small artworks having a large impact. On view now in Bay 300!

"Resonance" is not just what we see—it’s what lingers. The artists in this exhibition are invited from all studio buildings at Sawyer Yards, and their work explores those reverberations through a variety of media and approaches.

Code of Conduct, a forthcoming exhibition produced in conjunction with the 2026 FotoFest Biennial, Sudhoff aims to humanize the impact of gun bills, call into question established school safety protocols, and, through gallery activations, address our shared responsibility in creating a safer society.

A powerful two-person exhibition featuring artists Constance Braden and Tod Bailey, curated by Justin Earl Grant. Through their respective art practices, both artists seek to explore the inner spaces of the human mind and body, employing radically different approaches.

Global Visions – FotoFest at 40, presents key works and themes from the 20 previous biennials that occurred between 1986 and 2024, with more than 450 artists from the United States and 58 countries represented.

A dynamic body of mixed media work by artist Barbara Rubenstein, whose ever-evolving practice reflects a deep engagement with transformation in both nature and creative process.

University of Houston’s Undergraduate Photo & Video thesis exhibition showcases the work of fourteen emerging artists exploring the full spectrum of contemporary photographic practice.

K-12 educators can enjoy a kid-free evening with complementary refreshments and creative conversation with the FotoFest Learning Program staff. Sign up to secure a spot!

Experience Ten by Ten 2026 through a curatorial tour led by associate curator Madi Murphy. Madi will guide guests through the exhibition by sharing insight about select works, reflections on meaning, and other compelling aspects.

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