Events

The language of Pard Morrison’s painted sculptures, whether the columns, cubes, or the stacked box wall piece included in this exhibition, is a complex interplay of minimal elements. There is the architectural nature of these 3/16″ plate aluminum pieces, precisely cut and welded into geometric volumes. There is the juxtaposition of this industrial fabrication with […]

A summer exhibition featuring glass art by more than 20 artists, including Elodie Holmes, John Healey, Flo Perkins and Jaira Stewart. Opening reception Friday July 3,  5:00 – 7:30 pm Exhibit is through August 28, 2026

An exhibition of new work by Jeremy Thomas will open at Charlotte Jackson Fine Art on August 7 and run through September 5, 2026, with an opening reception on Friday, August 7, from 5-7 p.m. at the gallery, which is located at 554 S. Guadalupe in the Railyard Art District. The challenge is there in the title: Of Our Own Making. The person who enters the gallery is entreated to become an active participant in […]

Our upcoming exhibit is a collection of early Guna art including mola textiles, sacred healing carvings and ledger drawings created from the late 19th century to 1970, organized by the Geoversity Foundation. These objects were originally acquired by early Panama Canal staff members, US servicemen, tourists, explorers and art dealers. In cooperation with Panama’s Ministry […]

Join Blue Rain Gallery for 100 Years of Route 66, a solo exhibition by acclaimed California artist Dennis Ziemienski celebrating the centennial of America’s most iconic highway. Through richly detailed oil paintings, Ziemienski captures the nostalgia, adventure, and enduring spirit of Route 66, weaving together vintage automobiles, neon signs, roadside attractions, and sweeping Southwestern landscapes. […]

Evoke Contemporary carries forward the rich tradition of salons as catalysts for artistic dialogue and intellectual exchange, fostering a dynamic space where creativity and conversation converge. Showcasing a diverse group of artists, the gallery presents thought-provoking works that explore themes of identity, history, and transformation, challenging perspectives and inspiring deeper engagement with contemporary art. This […]

Fritz Scholder: The Raw Immediacy and Chromatic Vibrations of Fritz Scholder’s Prints is a survey of the groundbreaking print practice of Fritz Scholder (Luiseño Tribe), whose bold color, expressive mark-making, and modernist vision transformed the representation of Indigenous people in twentieth-century American art. Featuring significant lithographs produced during his long collaboration with Tamarind Institute, the exhibition […]

Sunrise and Flint brings together eleven contemporary Indigenous artists whose work reimagines history, land, memory, and resilience through Native perspectives. Inspired by Joy Harjo’s vision of renewal in “The Everlasting,” the […]

Print Focus: Tamarind Institute inaugurates Zane Bennett Contemporary Art’s Print Focus exhibition series that celebrates the artists, printers, and publishers who have shaped fine art printmaking. Featuring lithographs by artists including […]