Lawndale is a multidisciplinary contemporary art center that engages Houston communities with exhibitions and programs that explore the aesthetic, critical, and social issues of our time. Lawndale, one of the oldest non-profit arts spaces in Houston, seeks ... Read more →

What does survival mean? Who do we create for and why? Visionary Futures critically explores questions about the future through the personal lenses of queer, non-binary artists of color. Featured artists, Antonius-Tín Bui, Chandrika, Lovie Olivia, Preetika ... Read more →

Sea pink is a hardy, low-slung perennial native to the UK coastline. Persevering through brackish wind and meager soil, the otherwise unassuming plant produces bright pink blossoms in late spring. It was a fixture of Katrina ... Read more →

Lily Cox-Richard’s new sculpture installation inventively challenges social and material hierarchies related to labor, craft, and natural and man-made environments. Inspired by the concept of the berm, a term that refers to an artificially raised bank ... Read more →

Inman Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new work by Dario Robleto entitled The First Time, The Heart. The exhibition will be on view through May 26, 2018. The exhibition debuts a new suite ... Read more →

Inman Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new paintings by Dana Frankfort, entitled there was a stone. The exhibition continues through Saturday, February 24, 2018. For two decades, Dana Frankfort has explored the vexing ... Read more →

Inman Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new paintings by Dana Frankfort, entitled there was a stone. The exhibition continues through Saturday, February 24, 2018. For two decades, Dana Frankfort has explored the vexing ... Read more →

Lines Drawn is a project that explores how artists reimagine, disrupt, and question received notions of borders and boundaries. By addressing issues of immigration, nationalism, equity, and human rights through their work, the artists encourage us ... Read more →

Only in Your Way features new works by New York-based artists Kate Gilmore and Heather Rowe that address sculpture and architecture in relation to the female body. This collaborative exhibition includes commissioned site-specific sculpture and a ... Read more →

New York-based, Mexican artist Pablo Helguera presents artworks inspired by childhood for his first solo exhibition in Houston. Through stories, fables, educational and museum environments, and other playful scenarios, the artist invites us to reflect upon ... Read more →

Since the mid-1990s, Sheila Pepe has used feminist and craft traditions to investigate received notions of canonical artwork, as well as the artist’s relationship to museum and gallery display. Pepe’s exhibition at DiverseWorks is a commissioned ... Read more →

The School for the Movement of the Technicolor People, developed by Los Angeles-based taisha paggett and WXPT in collaboration with Ashley Hunt and Kim Zumpfe, is a large-scale installation and performance platform that acts as a ... Read more →

What Shall We Do Next? is a group exhibition that examines how technology and advertising have shifted our relationships to our physical bodies, the shaping of subjectivity, and notions of the real. The exhibition is comprised ... Read more →

Performance: Astrology Orchestra Co-presented with Rice Public Art Saturday, November 14, 3pmThe James Turrell Twilight Epiphany “Skyspace” at Rice University Free admission Los Angeles-based artist Katie Grinnan’s sculptures, photography, sound, and video works investigate the relationship between visual and cognitive ... Read more →

Oliver Herring’s artistic practice utilizes various methods to create a space in which individuals come together to perform actions that consider personal relationships, beauty, and social justice. Through his artwork he deploys queer, conceptual, and formal ... Read more →

Outdoor screening  Mark Tribe’s Port Huron Project (2006–09) Saturday, November 22, 7pm The Menil Collection, front lawn 1533 Sul Ross Houston, TX  77006 Co-presented with Aurora Picture Show and The Menil Collection DiverseWorks is pleased ... Read more →

Inman Gallery is pleased to present Life, Left to Struggle in the Sun, an exhibition of recent work by Dario Robleto spanning both galleries. This is Robleto’s sixth solo show with the gallery since 1999. When ... Read more →

Miami-based artist Pepe Mar creates brightly colored and fantastical sculptures that capture his flamboyant spirit and reflect an eclectic fusion of cultures. Mar, who was born in Mexico and raised in border towns, draws on disparate ... Read more →

DiverseWorks has commissioned Los Angeles-based artist Wu Tsang to create a video installation and performance, Moved by the Motion, that inhabits a space between fiction and documentary. Tsang is an award-winning filmmaker, artist, and performer who ... Read more →

DiverseWorks has commissioned UK-based artists Heather and Ivan Morison to create their first major project in the United States, Slyk Chaynjis. Using social personae to investigate the construction of self, Heather and Ivan Morison engage with ... Read more →

Commissioned by DiverseWorks, Tell Me What You Want To Hear is a three-channel video installation and exhibition by Liz Magic Laser that explores the storytelling methods and interview techniques employed by today’s politicians and newsmakers to ... Read more →

Inman Gallery announces Sigrid Sandström: Viewfinders, an exhibition of new paintings by the Stockholm-based artist. Viewfinders is Sigrid Sandström’s sixth solo exhibition with the gallery since 2002. It will be on view January 11 through February ... Read more →

Inman Gallery is pleased to present new work by four gallery artists at Art Brussels 2012. Dario Robleto (American, b. 1972) concentrates a variety of everyday and esoteric materials into intricate, relic-like objects and images. Following his ... Read more →

Inman Gallery presents a solo exhibition of recent work by Los Angeles artist John Sonsini entitled New Paintings. The exhibition opens Friday, January 13 with a reception from 6 to 8 pm. The gallery has previously ... Read more →

Inman Gallery is delighted to welcome Angela Fraleigh and Marc Swanson to Houston for these concurrent solo exhibitions. Angela Fraleigh: by the time i tell you it will all be forgotten presents a group of ... Read more →

Keep it Slick: Infiltrating Capitalism with The Yes Men April 30 – June 5, 2010 Opening Reception: Friday, April 30, 6-8pm ... Read more →

Katrina Moorheada darkling plain April 24 – June 13, 2009 Inman Gallery 3901 Main Street Houston, TX 77002 www.inmangallery.com Inman Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of ... Read more →