Lauren Woods
In her own words, lauren woods is “part historian, part archivist, part sociologist, part anthropologist.” This exhibit is a collection of videographic texts that reflects her studies of culture and… Read More »
In her own words, lauren woods is “part historian, part archivist, part sociologist, part anthropologist.” This exhibit is a collection of videographic texts that reflects her studies of culture and… Read More »
In an ambitious, large-scale installation, Beili Liu creates an atmosphere of beauty and danger. Suspending hundreds of dagger sharp Chinese scissors from the gallery ceiling, Liu immerses viewers in an… Read More »
Leah DeVun’s photographic series draws its title from a quotation from Lesbian Land, a published collection of writings by lesbians who founded or lived in women’s intentional communities, sometimes called… Read More »
Houston based artist Kathryn Kelley up-cycles and reanimates objects of urban refuse into large fleshy sculptures that often stand in the place of the self. The impressive scale of these… Read More »
Viewers will walk through a hand built and textured environment that leads through fantastic moments of surprise and geological discovery. Houston artist Kia Neill will create a textured installation called… Read More »
Come enter the spiral of Black-black water! Come enter the blinding white desert! Listen and Feel a heartbeat to restore truth and beauty Drawing from nature, mysticism, raves, supernatural phenomena… Read More »
Megan Geckler creates large-scale, site-specific installations assembled by stretching thousands of strands of colored flagging tape into the artist’s signature form of optical architecture. In Geckler’s hands, flagging tape –… Read More »
Here in Austin, it’s no secret that we cherish our beloved green spaces, springs and swimming holes. Our water – the water in Lady Bird Lake, in the Greenbelt and… Read More »
Pattern Pattern Pattern features Amanda Barr, Rosemarie Fiore, Germaine Keller, Laura Paulini, Lisa Solomon, Jana Swec, and Shea Little. These seven artists use ritual, repetition, and revelation to transcend decoration… Read More »