PAST EXHIBITIONS
2008
| Ingebrigt Haaker Flaten |
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Presented by They, Who Sound |
Monday, July 28, 8-10 PM |
Ingebrigt Håker Flaten´s creative and highly original bass playing has been highly regarded all over the world and he has done several performances with major international artists such as Evan Parker (UK), Paul Lytton (UK), Joe McPhee (US), Joe Lovano (US), Yusef Lateef (US), Tony Oxley (UK), Iain Ballamy (UK), Dave Liebman (US), Chris Potter (US), Zim Ngqvana (SA), Benoit Delbeq (FRA), Dr.L.Subramaniam (IND), Billy Cobham (US), Jean Luc Pounty (FRA). He has frequently appeared at important international jazz festivals in Den Haag, Liége, Montraux, Athens/Georgia, Cape Town, Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Paris, Istanbul, Saalfelden, Nice, Groningen, San Francisco, San Sebastian, Lüc, Nancy, London, Perpignan, Molde, Perth, Kongsberg, Berlin, Houston and legendary clubs such as New Morning in Paris, Quasimodo in Berlin, Ronny Scotts and Pizza Express in London, Knitting Factory and Tonic in New York, Empty Bottle in Chicago, Blue Note in Yokohama and Hemlock Tawern in San Francisco. His musical expression is based on the language of jazz and improvised music, acoustic and electronic, but his interest in rock and ethnic music also shows through his collaborations with the Norwegian rock bands Motorpsycho and Cato Salsa Experience as well as his work through Rikskonsertene. In July 2003 he released his solo-CD "Double bass" on the norwegian label SOFA. He has at the tender age of 33 already managed to establish himself as one of the most important exponents of the younger generation of musicians on the european scene today. In July 2004 Ingebrigt Håker Flaten was awarded Kongsberg Jazzfestival official "Vitalprisen" - the highest award for jazz musicians in Norway.
| 2008 Juried Student Exhibition and Benefit Sale |
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Juried by Kerry Inman |
On view June 20- July 5, 2008 |
Art League Houston's annual Summer Exhibition and Benefit Art Sale takes place on Friday, June 20, in the Art League Houston galleries, 1953 Montrose. The evening will include music, hors d'oeuvres provided by Whole Foods Market, door prizes, cash bar, and a sale of art created by students enrolled in the Art League's Studio School and the Healing Art Groups. Festivities from 5:30 until 9:00 pm. The exhibition will be juried by Kerry Inman of Inman Gallery.
Proceeds from the sale will provide free art classes and art supplies to members of Art League Houston's Healing Art Programs serving those with HIV/AIDS and cancer related illnesses, Multiple Sclerosis, Fibromyalgia, and other physical challenges.
| Observer's Event Horizon |
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New work by Stacey Neff |
Opening reception on Saturday, May 3, 6-8 PM |
On view May 3 - June 13, 2008 |
Art League Houston is pleased to announce the opening of Observer's Event Horizon, an exhibition of new glass works by Stacey Neff, May 3 - June 13, 2008 in Art League Houston's Main Gallery. Observer's Event Horizon is an exhibition of sculptural souvenirs from a fancifully imagined territory of malleable time and space. This is Ms. Neff's first opening in Houston. The opening reception for Observer's Event Horizon is May 3, 2008 6-8 PM, with an artist talk by Stacey Neff at 6:15.
Neff's unusual glass works pair supplies found in automotive/nautical factories with the ancient material of glass, combining multiple units hand blown in a traditional glass style into singular, large forms. Taking the well formed ideas of science on artistic adventures, Observer's Event Horizon explores a frontier of equalized relativity between the macrocosmic and microcosmic worlds. The works included in this exhibition are sculptural snapshots encompassing a panoramic view from the Hubble telescope to the micron microscope, converging between the known and the imagined. For example, The Great Rhombi Cub octahedron and Icosahedrons geometric bases of her Star Seed pieces exist as visually manifested echoes between a star nursery in a far away galaxy and a bacteria on a human heart. Her Europa loop, which references one of Jupiter's moons, describes a world and an orbit, a particle and a wave. Breathing Stone VI, without the anchor of relativity, explores something as large as the landscape of an asteroid, or as tiny as the crevices of magnified pollen, or the spaces between seeds in a pomegranate. Stacey Neff says about her work, "My inspiration ignites at Conscilience, the fusion of art and science. In the words of J.E. Hoke, 'Science may create a vehicle to take you anywhere you want to go, but only myth will give you a reason for going.'"
| Of Winter to Spring |
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New work by Suzanne Manns |
Opening reception on Saturday, May 3, 6-8 PM with artist talk at 6:30 PM |
On view May 3 - June 13, 2008 |
Art League Houston is pleased to announce the opening of the exhibition Of Winter to Spring by Suzanne Manns, May 3 - June 13, 2008 in Art League Houston's School Gallery. This exhibition of work emphasizes her individualized and extremely personalized relationship with nature. The opening reception for Of Winter to Spring is May 3, 2008 6-8 PM, with a talk by the artist at 6:30 and music by DJ DelSur.
For a number of years, Suzanne Manns' work has been directly influenced by her garden and the landscape directly surrounding her home. Her Houston Heights bungalow is surrounded by a densely layered and compact urban English garden. Within her prints, Manns balances images from her garden, focusing on shifts of scale, and meditating on the fragile, yet enduring nature of life. Recording bits and fragments from this environ of which she is so intimately familiar, Manns creates highly individualized imagery, filtered through her own physical and psychological perceptions. Rather than being simple portraits of nature, the resulting works become a diary of intimate experience.
| Sun Guojuan: Sweetness Forever, Chen Lingyang: Twelve Flower Months, & Liu Lijie: Another Episode |
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Combined opening reception on Saturday, March 8, 6 PM |
On view March 7 - April 19, 2008 |
Art League Houston is pleased to partner with FOTOFEST 2008 and its Twelfth International Biennial of Photography and Photo-Related Art in presenting three separate exhibitions of works by Chinese-based artists, Sun Guojuan, Chen Lingyang and Liu Lijie, March 8 – April 19, 2008. The opening reception for Sun Guojuan: Sweetness Forever, Chen Lingyang: Twelve Flower Months and Liu Lijie: Another Episode will be at Art League Houston on Saturday, March 8, 2008, 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
These conceptual, mixed-media works are presented as part of Current Perspectives 1999-2008, a series of 11 one-person presentations by leading contemporary Chinese artists. Current Perspective exhibitions feature predominantly color, large-scale, staged, constructed, and digitally produced works by Chinese mainland-based artists, which address issues of religion, ethnicity, gender, urban transformation, identity, globalization, and the inter-relationship of contemporary art to classical Chinese art and history.
| Pysanky ... , works by Nestor Topchy |
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Artist talk Tuesday, February 19, 6 p.m. |
On view February 11 - February 23, 2008 |
Art League Houston is pleased to announce "Pysanky...", an exhibition of paintings and decorated eggs by Nestor Topchy on view at Art League Houston, February 11 through February 23, 2008. 
An artist talk with Mr. Topchy will take place on Tuesday, February 19 at 6 p.m. Nestor will also teach a Pysanky Ukrainian Egg Decorating Class at the Art League School, Thursdays 1 - 4 p.m., April 3- May 8, 2008. Nestor Topchy's paintings, which are his own unique take on classical works by artists such as Botticelli and Giotto, combine two ancient traditions -- the Novgorod Russian or Byzantine tradition of icon writing, and Pysanky, also known as Ukrainian decorated eggs...more
| Friday, January 25, 6 pm - 8 pm |
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Black Box, Phi Phi Oanh |
On view through February 22 |
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Starting with the raw materials and basic utilitarian art forms traditionally found in Asia, such as lacquer coffers, coffins and chests, Oanh has created a series of 16 oversized boxes whose proportions echo those of a burial casket. Rich paintings adorn the lids, combining sensual abstraction with precise figuration. Organic materials including the lacquer resin, stone pigments and precious metals form the palette in which Ms. Oanh has created her work...more
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Saturday, January 19, 11 am - 5 pm |
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Gold Key Art Exhibition: Featuring the winners of The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards of Harris County Harris County Department of Education |
On view through Friday, February 8 |
Art League Houston is proud to host an exhibition of the Gold Key winners in the art category of the Scholastic Art & Writing Competition. The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards are the largest, longest-running and most prestigious recognition program of their kind in the United States. The Awards were established in 1923 by M. R. Robinson to encourage, foster and reward creativity in our nation’s classrooms. During its 83 year history, some of nation’s most celebrated writers and artists, including Richard Avedon, Truman Capote, Robert Indiana, Bernard Malamud, Joyce Maynard, Joyce Carol Oates, Phillip Pearlstein, Sylvia Plath, Robert Redford and Andy Warhol, have been recognized in this competition.
The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards of Harris County seeks to recognize and encourage young artists and writers in public, private and home schools.
2007
Saturday, December 15, 11 am-1pm |
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Holiday Open House, Exhibition & Book Launch- "The Starving Artist and the Art of Nursing" exhibition & book signing by Penny Cerling. |
Coffee and Pastries |
On view through December 22 |
The Starving Artist and the Art of Nursing , a new book from artist and author Penny Cerling.
| Friday, November 2, 6-8pm |
| The Buffalo Hunters, Eric Michael Jones |
| Press Release |
| On view through December 21 |
Eric Michael Jones' digital photographs are inspired by stories - both fairytales and contemporary fiction, such as the work of the Brothers Grimm and Raymond Carter, among others. Some influences in his work are clearly recognizable, while others are not, with the stories used simply as launching points for image making. As in fairy tales, a reoccurring sub-theme runs through the work - an ominously foreboding landscape (the horrible woods, the threatening sea), a place where children go willingly or otherwise, to work out their greatest fears and anxieties. more
| October 25 - December 14 |
| Blind Philosophy, Wayne Gilbert |
| Curated by Gus Kopriva, 2007 Texas Patron of the Year |
| Press Release |
Wayne Gilbert "Blind Philosophy" featured on The Engines of Our Ingenuity, click here to listen.
Blind Philosophy is a one-night exhibition of over 33 works Gilbert has created using human ashes over the past 7 years. A catalogue, with essays by Gus Kopriva, Catherine Anspon, and Susan Albert accompanies the exhibition.
The human ashes that Gilbert uses in his paintings are either unclaimed cremated remains obtained at funeral homes, or those willed to him by others. more
on view at Houston Chapter of the American Institute Architects (AIA Houston)
A companion exhibition to "the Private" highlights Friend Gay's work in the realm of public or civic art projects, entitled "the Public" will take place at the Houston Chapter of the American Institute Architects (AIA Houston) from Oct. 4 - Nov. 28, 2007, with an opening reception on Thursday, Oct. 4, 6-8 p.m. For more information on this event, call 713-520-0155 or visit its website at www.aiahouston.or
| "the Private" early drawings and prints by Dixie Friend Gay, |
2007 Texas Artist of the Year |
| Sept. 7 - Oct. 19, 2007 |
| KUHF's Meghan Hendley talks with artist Dixie Friend Gay. Ms. Gay is the recipient of the Artist of the Year Award which is presented by the Art League of Houston and her early erotic drawings and prints are on view in the exhibition the Private through Ocotober 19th. Listen Website |
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"the Private," an exhibition curated by Clint Willour of early drawings and prints (1976-1987) by Dixie Friend Gay, 2007 Texas Artist of the Year - Sept. 7 - Oct. 19, 2007. Although well known for her lush depictions of landscapes and waterways, the majority of these erotic, exquisitely detailed early works have never been publicly exhibited. The opening reception for "the Private" is Friday, Sept. 7, 6-8 p.m. beginning with a talk by Dixie Friend Gay at 6 p.m. A catalogue, with an essay by Christopher French, accompanies the exhibition. Work by Dixie Friend Gay, 2007 Texas Artist of the Year
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Dixie Friend Gay’s work has been shown regionally, nationally and internationally, and is represented in corporate, individual and museum collections in Texas and across the country. Her work has been featured in numerous museum exhibitions, including the Bronx Museum in New York, the Art Museum of Southeast Texas in Beaumont, the Amarillo Art Museum, and the Austin Museum of Art at Laguna Gloria, among others. She is also known for her public art projects including Houston Bayou at George Bush Intercontinental Airport, Terminal B (2002) and Sun Temple at Sylvan Rodriquez Park in Clear Lake. | ADAPTATION new work by Katherine Veneman |
| July 13 - August 24, 2007 |
| Katherine Veneman spoke with KUHF's Meghan Hendley at Art League on July 30th about her show ADAPTATION, on view in the main gallery until August 24. Listen |
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Informed by both painting traditions and the natural and built environments, Veneman's large paintings are complex, with rich multi-layered surfaces that describe a space which is at once illusory and tangible. Carefully drawn lines appear to be ropes and architectural structures, as they are engulfed by waves and swirls as chaos overcomes order. Planes overlap and intersect, blending together or sharply conflicting. Forms dissolve and reemerge, their color, marks and texture altered. The accompanying series of small black and white ink drawings forms a counterbalance to the highly-charged colorful spaces, offering clearly readable glimpses of spatial environments in flux.
| Closing Events on Saturday, June 16: |
| Panel presentation -- "The Healing Power of Stories" -- from 4:30 - 6 p.m. |
| Closing Celebration featuring noted Creole musician and Rita survivor Ed Poullard, from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. |
| Closing Events Press Release |
Surviving Katrina and Rita in Houston: Who We Are, April 30 - June 16, photograhps and stories of Houston-based evacuees and survivors of the hurricanes produced by the Surviving Katrina and Rita in Houston Project. The opening reception is May 8, 2007, 6-8 p.m., beginning with a
talk by project co-directors Pat Jasper and Carl Lindahl, and photographer Alice McNamara at 6 p.m. Music will be provided by Al "Carnival Time" Johnson, a native of New Orleans, who is one of the Houston-based survivors featured in the show. More information: www.katrinandrita.org. opening PRESS RELEASE
March 16 - April 27, 2007
The Pump that Jack Used. an observation by Anthony Thompson Shumate
January 19 - March 2, 2007
Similar Differences by Sheila Klein and Kate Petley
(f to b) Sheila Klein, Thin Place : Threshold, Kate Petley, Complimentary Relationship
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2006
November 10 - January 5, 2007
White Noise , by the Norwegian artists, Janine Magelssen and Lise Bjørne, with dancer/choreographer Øyvind Jørgensen and sound artist Nils Olav Bøe.
September 15 - October 27
Early Stuff 1971-79, Al Souza, Texas Artist of the Year
Orange, 1974, Courtesy Moody Gallery
July 7 - September 1
Collectors X3: Betty Moody (the dealer), Al Souza (the artist), Clint Willour (the curator)
Curated by Clint Willour, Texas Patron of the Year 2006
On view through September 1
artwork from the exhibit by Mary McCleary
May 12 - June 23
Popunation, works by David Chien
Popunation was a collection of large-scale wooden sculpturesclustered in areas around the gallery. The sculptures depicted everyday actions of characters, but with a twist of absurdity. The setup and placement of each piece are akin to that of a carnival sideshow, something that is meant to be gawked at. at.
March 17 - April 22
Innocent Landscapes, David Farrell, FotoFest2006 at Art League Houston
The Northern Ireland (Location of Victims' Remains) Bill, passed in May 1999, provided an amnesty to help the identification and location of people who had disappeared during the 'Troubles'. These images show locations which were identified and became known as the 'Sites of The Disappeared', where the IRA buried people they murdered in the 1970s and early 1980s. ----- Exhibition Essay ..Tour the Exhibit
January 20 - March 3
The Birth of a Nation: Yo! Bumrush the Show: Works by Jabari Anderson
The works were a response to the notoriety of D.W. Griffith’s controversial 1915 film and blockbuster hit, The Birth of a Nation, which depicts the Ku Klux Klan as liberating people from the African American menace. Despite its subject matter, the film is still included as one of the 100 greatest classic American Films by the American Film Institute. The show consisted of large-scale drawings on paper, intended to be fictitious Birth of a Nation comic book covers. PRESS RELEASE
2005
November
11th - January 2006
The Art Guys: Food for Thought
The
2005 Texas Artists of the Year, The Art Guys present an exhibition featuring
some of their famous and infamous art works made with and about food.
The Giant Art Guys and other works by Art League Houston's 2005 Texas Artists of the Year, The Art Guys
September
9th -
November 2005
reACTION: an exhibition of responsive art featuring Suguru Hiraide, Jim Robertson and Tony Shipp.
Opening Reception Friday September 9th 7pm-9pm
Artist Talk Friday September 9th at 6:30pm.
press release
May - October 2005
Inversion
A House installation by Dan Havel & Dean
Ruck
"The Implosion" Text by Arthur Wortmann, courtesy Mark Magazine,Issue #2, Spring 2006
"In the summer of 2005, an extraordinary structure on Montrose Boulevard in Houston took motorists by surprise. A wooden building had obviously been struck by a passing tornado. Sucked by a raging force from the back of the building, the boards of the facade frantically twisted into what looked like a horizontal chimney that had ripped a hole through a second wooden building sanding several metres behind the first. Passers-by were inescapably drawn to the vortex of the wooden wreckage; if they didn't blink, for a fraction of a second they could see straight through both buildings.
It was not a diabolical natural disaster that was responsible for this scene but a pair of artists, Dan Havel and Dean Ruck. The two wooden buildings - used for decades by the local arts council, Art League Houston, as classrooms and exhibition space - were to be replaced by a new-build project. For the few months that they awaited the demolition crew, they were reincarnated as an architectonic installation. Owing to the lack of a budget, Havel and Ruck erected the work with the materials on hand: dismantling the existing building, board by board, they used the old timber to realize their installation. The project became a kind of exercise in architectonic excavation; they turned the premises inside out. Impossible to illustrate the implosion of a recycling process in a more salient way.
If ever a structure deserved the label 'uncanny', it has to be Inversion House, a building stripped of its soul, devoid of life. Its gaping hole fulfilled the same role as the hall closet in Mark Danielewski's brilliant novel House of Leaves (the space tunnels into a dark and never-ending void) : both were sinister signs of the presence of another dimension. That the installation has now been demolished is an apt part of the picture. As a memory, the image is a haunting reminder that although architecture exists to provide shelter, buildings do not always assure peace of mind."
link to article on Glasstire
view
pictures of the project
July 15-August 26
Vital Surge: the work of Joan Fabian
"Vital Surge aptly
describes both Joan Fabian's life and her work. The desire to live is a
vital aspect reflected in Fabian's work. Joan's artwork became crucial to
her while she was battling cancer because it provided her with a positive
focus. The surge relates to spurts of energy, as the way in which Fabian is
influenced and energized by the stimulation, motion and culture of busy
cities. Joan's artistic forms, full of color and patterns, dance around with
this positive energy and they challenge the normal reaction of human
instinct. Fabian's travels to Pakistan made her question value systems and
the way we judge what we call art as well as what we consider being
beautiful."
May 6-July 2
Desert Dream Cities & Desert Mountains
Rendered with thick applications of radiant colors, Livermore's
paintings are intensely personal, dream-like explorations of the natural
world. Over the past 25 years her subjects have ranged from the ordinary to
the sublime, including luminous floral arrangements; the hustler bars and
frenetic streets of Juarez, Mexico; and the storied Jornada del Muerto
Valley in New Mexico. Annabel uses Juarez, Mexico as her primary subject
from early on, focusing on everything from Palm Sunday processions to
prostitutes and transvestites in gritty bars. Her subjects are often shadowy
yet united with incessant grace. Although no one has actually met Annabel,
her oil paintings of dour moutainscapes, luscious flowers and grim street
scenes have claimed many enthusiasts and followers.
June 14
Welcome...an art show and sale
benefiting the Art League Houston Community Outreach Program. 5:00- 9:00pm. At
the Metropolitan Multi Service Center (1475 West Gray)
May 9- June 10
Affinities
Art League Houston and Chase present
“Affinities,” an art exhibit celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage
Month, curated by Mari Omori. The exhibit examines what it is to be both an
Asian Pacific American artist working in America and an American artist
whose work evolves around the eastern thought. Presented through a dynamic
range of media, this melding of the east and the west has created the
uniquely beautiful and powerfully original assemblage of works in this
exhibition.
Artists exhibited include: Bennie Flores Ansell, Amita Bhatt, Serena Lin
Bush, David Chien, James Lance Frazior, Mimi Kato, Kay Nguyen, Seifu
Sandaiji, Kiriko Shirobayashi, Masaru Takiguchi, Yi-Chi Wang, Weihong and
June Woest. (view works from the exhibition) Opening reception: Monday, May 9, 2005 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. JPMorgan
Chase Building
March 11- April 22
Hong
Kong Meets Houston
Jeffrey du'Vallier d'Aragon Aranita & Roy Hanscom
Opening Reception: March 11th 6:00- 8:00pm
Curated by Zena Stetka- Howe & Don
Stevenson
2004
December 3 and 4, 5 - 8pm
Winter Art
Sale
Works from over 40 Art League Member Artists
November 29
Winter Art Auction
Participating Artists: Bert L. Long Jr., Paul Fleming, Tara Conley, Jason
Makepeace, Gail Siptak, Al Souza, Wendy Wagner, Zena Stetka- Howe, Kristen
Cliburn, Jason Villegas, Michael Bise, Frank X. Tolbert, Richard Fluer,
Susan Budge and more
October 15- November
24
New
Work by Jill Bedgood, Jim Brown and Cathy Cunningham
Curated by Zena Stetka- Howe
Herb Shapiro exhibits in the Sculpture Court
August 27- October 1
Faculty/ Student Exhibtion
Juried by Terrell James
Exhibition Coordinator: Orna Feinstein
June 25- August 7
New Work by Magdalen Celestino & Doug Kinsey
Exhibition Coordinator: Haden Garret
April 30- June 12
Texas Artist of the Year Exhibition
Richard Stout
March 5- April 17
Suzanne Banning, Christopher Olivier, Dylan Vitone & Irene Cloutier
in conjunction with Fotofest 2004 Biennial
January 9- February 21
My Twilight Fantasy
Jahjehan Bath Ives, Aimee Jones & Jennifer Nicks (Brooklyn)
Curated by Jason Villegas
2003
October 17-
November 22
Biannual Open Show
With guest jurors Dr. Robert Card and Karol Kreymer
September 1- September
30
National Hispanic Heritage Month at Chase Bank
August 22- October
6
Orna Feinstein, Paul Fleming & Johnny Robertson (Dallas)
David Graeve exhibits in the Sculpture Court
June 28- August 6
15th Annual Faculty/ Student Exhibition
Haden Garrett exhibits in the Sculpture Court
April 7- June 14 Strands
J Hill & Carrie Markello
Haden Garrett exhibits in the Sculpture Court
March 21- April 19
Texas Artist of the Year Exhibition
Virgil Grotfeldt
Curated by Walter Hopps
January 31- March 8
Wendy Wagner, Mari Omori & Josephina Posch (Miami)
Jo Zider exhibits in the Sculpture Court
Curated by Zena Stetka- Howe
2002
November 22-
December 21
Houston Metal Arts Guild
Patrick Renner exhibits in the Sculpture Court
October 18-
November 16
Anne Cooper & Tony Evanko
Michelle O'Michael exhibits in the Sculpture Court
September 13- October
12
Kara Donatelli & Kate Petly
September 12
Texas Patron of the Year Event
Honoring Lester Marks
August 9- September
7
Open Show
Don Henson exhibits in the Sculpture Court
July 12- August 3
14th Annual Faculty/ Student Exhibition
June 7- July 6
Buffalo Bayou Art Park
Buffalo Bayou Art Park exhibits in the Sculpture Court
May 3- June 1
Bonnie Young & Brent Kollock
Buffalo Bayou Art Park exhibits in the Sculpture Court
March 1- March 26
David Newman & Estucia Marsales
in conjunction with Fotofest 2002 Biennial
Anderson Wrangle, Eric Zapata, Chas Bowie & Jacinda Russell
exhibit in Studio 1
Graciela Saco exhibits in Studio 3
February 1-
February 23
Theo Stanley & Lionel Maunz
Ted Pettibon exhibits in the Sculpture Court
January 4- January
26
Bill Komodore & Laurence Scholder
Ted Pettibon exhibits in the Sculpture Court
2001
November 2-
November 24
Teresa Carvallo
Pan American Cultural Exchange
Sam Houston State, Nancy Pfeiffer, Tedd Pettibon, Don Henson &
David Scheel exhibit in the Sculpture Court
2000
October
Chuck Russell
September
Open Show
August
12th Annual Faculty/ Student Exhibition
July
Michael Collins
June
2- June 30
Susan Benarcik, Lyda Cort, Emily Ginsburg, R. Angele Mason
May
Sculpture Conference Show
Curated by Meredith Jack
April
7- April 28
Texas Artist of the Year Exhibition
Dick Wray
March
3- March 31
George Krause
in conjunction with Fotofest 2000 Biennial
February
Pamela Smith Steward, Jill Bedgood, Diane T. Marks
January
Elisa Alvarado & Rebecca Rabalais
1999
November 19-
December 17
Metal Arts Guild
October 1- October 29
Waiting Room
(Prison Show curated by Richard Kamler)
September 3- October
29
6th Annual Open Show
August 6- August 27
11th Annual Faculty/ Student Exhibition
July 9- August 27
Sculpture Court: Public Art 99 (Third Biennial)
Juried by CACHH
June 4- June 25
Suburban Sublime
Nathan Westerman, Eric Neibuhr, Jeff Shore & Judy Kwan
Curated by Debbie Riddle
May 7- May 28
Digital
Mary Ciani
Curated by Michael King & Jose Solis III
Kevin Jefferies exhibits in the Sculpture
Court
April 2- April 30
Texas Artist of the Year Exhibition
Red Line
Linda Ridgeway
March 5- March 26
Material + Form 6
Juried by Nick DeVries & Sandy Zilker
February 5- February
26
Lea Whittington
Curated by Debbie Riddle
January 8- January 29
Viet Nam Veterans Exhibition
Curated by Meredith Jack
Their Dreams Are Behind Them, Betty Polifka exhibits in the Sculpture Court
1998
November 20- December
18
White
Kathy Hall & Debbie McNulty
Curated by Elizabeth McBride
Russell Terrell exhibits in the Sculpture
Court
October 20- October 30
Frank Martin Retrospective II
Curated by Meredith Jack
Exhibition travels to Dishman Gallery, Lamar University, Beaumont, Texas
October 2- October 23
Making Myth of Texas Junk
Curated by Suzanne Theis
September 11-
September 25
5th Annual Open Show
Juried by Bert Long, Curated by Reginald Adams
DNA with RNA
Charles Stagg exhibits in the Sculpture Court
August 7- August 28
Tenth Annual Faculty/ Student Exhibition
Curated by Salli Babbitt & Diane Griffin- Gregory
July 10- July 31
A New Look at Nature
Wren Marsh Allen, Hillevi Baar, Penny Cerling,
Jennie Couch & Mary Howe Hawkins
Curated by Elena Lopez-Poirot, Joyce Joe & Wren Allen Marsh
Cracked Earth, Craig Clark exhibits in
the Sculpture Court
Prison Show:
Art from Inside Out
Curated by Carol Strick & Bill Davenport (In studio 3)