ARTISTS
2025
The Moody Gallery in Houston is set to celebrate its 50th anniversary, with back-to-back exhibitions featuring longtime gallery-affiliated artists starting in September and running through December.
Texas Art galleries are gearing up for the fall art fair season, which kicks off this weekend with The Armory Show in New York.
Five Points Museum on Contemporary Art will host an exhibition by Houston artist Davey Eldridge featuring a survey of his landscapes examining the elemental structures and rhythm of nature and inspired by fleeting moments in time captured within those landscapes.
The organisers said 鈥渁n overwhelming response鈥� encouraged them to grow the number of stands beyond their initial plans.
Glasstire counts down the top five art events in Texas.
2024
Moody Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of new work by Sherry Tseng Hill. liminal being marks her first exhibition at the gallery.
Stephen Greene: 鈥淏iographs and Recollections: 1967-1974鈥� will be on view at Moody Gallery through October 26.
With her latest series, Tracye Wear pushes the scale limitations of the ceramic arts while reveling in the life-affirming forms of nature.
James Drake: The Heart Has Many Rivers (For Carmen)聽Drawings 1962-2023 at Moody Gallery, Houston. Dates: January 13 鈥� February 24, 2024.
2023
鈥淢oody Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of recent sculptures and works on paper by Bethany Johnson. Log Book is Johnson鈥檚 fifth solo exhibition at the gallery.
Moody Gallery is pleased to present Back to the Garden, an exhibition of recent drawings by Randy Twaddle. This is Twaddle鈥檚 11th solo exhibition at the Gallery, and first in seven years.
Andrea Rosenberg: Drawings at Moody Gallery, Houston. Dates: May 6 鈥� June 17, 2023.
Moody Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of new work by Michael Kennaugh. Telling the Bees, on view March 11 鈥� April 22, 2023, marks Kennaugh鈥檚 tenth solo exhibition at the gallery since 2002.
Jay Shinn: The Light Within聽at Moody Gallery, Houston. Dates: January 14 鈥� February 25, 2023.
2022
Pat Colville (b. New Orleans, Louisiana, 1931) currently lives and works in Houston, Texas and previously lived in New York City for thirty-five years.