Upcoming Events

On the second Saturday of each month, the artists of Sawyer Yards open their studios to the public from 12-5pm. Visit with artists, buy art, and explore our exhibitions.

Third Saturday open art studios at Silver Street

Third Saturday open art studios at The Silos

ClayHouston presents "Formative Narratives", an exhibition featuring a diverse array of sculptural and functional ceramic work by local member artists, in celebration of their 20th year as an organization.

An exhibition of landscape and sky paintings in watercolor, acrylic, and pastel by accomplished longtime Silos artist, Rona Lesser.

Abrazo de Luz offers a window into the deeply introspective journey of growth and self-discovery that often defines one’s late twenties. Barron explores the contrasting forces of light and darkness—hope and struggle—set within the intricate fabric of a multicultural urban landscape.

Winter Street Studios presents another impressive showcase, highlighting a diverse selection of artworks and techniques that elicit a "wow" moment

Incorporating diverse elements such as wood, aluminum, metal, and ropes, Miller Quevedo's creations offer a tactile and multisensory experience for the viewer.

Join FotoFest on Saturday, November 9, from 1 to 3 PM for Family Day, a fun, educational, and hands-on program! In conjunction with its exhibition, Artist-run, Artist-organized, Family Day presents three unique activities for adults and kids: painting with spices, photography walks, and Spot the AI minigame.

This solo exhibition surveys more than 25 years of artist John Rodak's pointillist, pen and ink illustrations.

The artists of Sabine and Spring Street Studios present a vibrant array of art in celebration of the Day of the Dead.

Inspired by Classical and Mexican traditional art, Alessandra Albin works with bronze, terracotta, gesso, stone, and light metals to craft sculptures, as well as ink on wood in her explorations of the human figure in motion.

Through their artwork, the artists of Spring Street Studios investigate the relationships and environments that shape us.

Curated by Krystle Holnes, this Spring Street exhibit explores the unseen frameworks that bind us, the stories stitched into our existence, and the delicate threads that weave the fabric of community, memory, and identity.