Since its inception, a cornerstone of Ggallery’s mission has been to broaden cross-cultural dialogue among artists and arts presenters around the globe. Building upon the gallery’s 2009 presentation of Blast India featuring the work of Bari Kumar, Om Soorya, Rahul Mitra, and Laxman Aelay, G’s connection to India continues to grow. Later this month, G, [...]
Curated by Diane Barber. New York-based artist Scott Teplin is an obsessive drawer known for creating meticulously rendered drawings in which real world objects morph into a fantastical amalgamation of discordant forms, shapes, and colors. For his newest series, CRASH, Teplin collages found photographs of horrifying crash scenes and then redraws these compositions over and [...]
Texas Sculpture Group Exhibition curated by Houston’s favorite Catherine Anspon, Fine Arts Editor, “Paper City”, Houston and author of the publication “Texas Artists Today.” With the work of Steve Brudniak, Bianca Basso, Hans Molzberger, Linda Kim, James Ciosek, Hank Waddell, Roger Colombik, George Tobolowsky, Peter Mangan, Steven Murphy, John Webb, Brandon Heinley, Kurt Dyrhaug, Stephen Daly, Jack Gron, Gary Webernick, Bert Long, Brooke Gassiot, Brent Baggett, Michelle O’Michael, Margaret Losinski, Sharon Kopriva, Susan Plum, Jill Bedgood, Andrew Bellatti Green and Bill [...]
www.billhailey.com Bill Hailey is old enough to know better but young enough to think he can still get away with it. He was raised by missionaries in various Asian countries but gleefully embraces the notion that beauty and the devil are the same thing. He has a Masters in Painting but wants his money back, [...]
New collaborations by the Wheeler Brothers, Ryan Geiger, and James Porter. The G Gallery is proud to present what promises to be a visual extravaganza featuring collaborative work between the infamous Wheeler Brothers (Lubbock, Texas), Ryan Geiger (Houston, Texas), and James A. Porter (Wichita, Kansas). For the past year, these artists and friends have been [...]
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Our lives and relationships have become increasingly mediated by screen technologies. Radical transitions in media have altered our perception and experience of reality. A Pixelated Bunch features local emerging artists examining ideas surrounding our intensifying dependence on digital technology. This group exhibition organized by Sapphire Williams with the assistance of Eduardo Portillo, brings together a [...]
Artist Rahul Mitra’s solo show is an exploration of concepts and universal themes presented in the language and settings based on his personal experiences of growing up India and America. His art instigates thoughts and dialogues, to ask and answer the question that transcends linguistic, geographic, religious, temporal and spatial barriers. “What are we struggling [...]
For his first Houston solo exhibition, Ed Saavedra returns to the city of his birth with some of his latest: painting, sculpture, pieces that blur the line between the two, assemblage, and a new (limited edition) archival print series.
