Jessica Mallios
About the Artist An abiding interest in the physicality of light and space as captured in photographic, time-based, and installation practices informs Jessica Mallios’ work. Photographs depend on chance, the… Read More »
About the Artist An abiding interest in the physicality of light and space as captured in photographic, time-based, and installation practices informs Jessica Mallios’ work. Photographs depend on chance, the… Read More »
“Light travels in waves. Like ripples in the ocean, light can bend around obstacles if needed. This bending is known as diffraction.” Bending Light is an exhibition of four Texas-based artists… Read More »
Conceived in Juarez, Mexico, A Trajectory of Grief addresses the range of emotions Monica Martinez-Diaz experienced following the passing of her grandfather. The show features an array of work across multiple media… Read More »
“Grief is evidence of love, it is also a way of honoring our commitment to those who have died.” – bell hooks Don’t Cry For Me When I’m Gone is… Read More »
In Treespell, Chapin delves into the natural and mythological realms to comment with dark whimsy on the transformative power of the gaze, and the interconnectedness of all living things.… Read More »
Opening Reception | Sat, Mar 23 | 7-9pm The focus of Alejandra Almuelle’s work is the human form. The body not only carries our genetic memory, but it is the… Read More »
About the Artist Maria Cristina Jadick’s conceptually based art addresses suffering and redemption. Through a variety of media—photography, video, painting, print making and performance—she articulates and responds to the trauma… Read More »
Inhale the Interruption 动弹 invites an interruption within the immediacy of living. In Chinese culture the burning of incense was used to measure time as well as recall endearing experiences. For Ranran… Read More »
This show features burning incense. For visitors with scent sensitivities, this exhibition will be sensory friendly between 10-11AM Monday-Friday and 12-1PM Saturday. There was this cosmic dust that fell at… Read More »