Saba Besier
About the Artist The luminosity and malleability of porcelain allows Saba Besier to produce ethereal and mysterious organic forms that suggest an underwater ocean environment. These sculptural structures mix what… Read More »
About the Artist The luminosity and malleability of porcelain allows Saba Besier to produce ethereal and mysterious organic forms that suggest an underwater ocean environment. These sculptural structures mix what… Read More »
About the Artist The difficulty Andrea Tosten finds in tracing her family’s African history from the Akan and Yoruba people leads her to a research-based exploration of the connections between socio-mathematics,… Read More »
In Fabricating Authenticity, Ruhee Maknojia traces the history of the Ardabil Carpets, a pair of monumental Persian rugs woven in the 16th century. Maknojia invites viewers to question how institutions… Read More »
Throughout Fusebox Festival, the film The Oath will move across the city—screened nightly on the side of a different building. Since the beginning of time — in community, clan,… Read More »
MARK is a group exhibition dedicated to drawing as a central mode of expression. Featuring 25 artists, the show celebrates drawing in its many forms – from traditional mark-making to… Read More »
What is the state of dance in Austin in 2026? Join us for a lively conversation in the gallery with Austin based dancers and choreographers: Alexa Capareda, EG Gionfriddo, Deborah Hay, Allysen Hooks, Taryn Lavery and Dorothy O’Shea… Read More »
Join us for a conversation in the gallery with exhibiting artist Ruhee Maknojia, Sarah Canright, and Dr. Faegheh Shirazi about our current exhibition Fabricating Authenticity. This discussion will explore how cultural… Read More »
About the Artist For Tamara Johnson, traditional trompe l’oeil letter rack paintings provide a source of inspiration and whimsy to place and examine objects in unfamiliar settings. A range of hand-crafted… Read More »
About the Artist Informed by stories of a childhood shaped by a Cuban grandmother and a Mexican-American aunt, Alexandria Canchola’s vibrant, layered installations intertwine personal memories with colorful depictions of her family’s… Read More »