Anya Tish Gallery ART Forma 110
Houston’s art scene is as diverse and colorful as the city itself, with galleries and museums that feature works by local, national and international talents. All shows are free unless otherwise noted.
GALLERIES
“Orna Feinstein: The Other Side of the Forest,” through April 27; 4411 Montrose; 713-524-2299, anyatishgallery.com.
Archway Gallery
“From the Earth: Decorative Ceramics by Carol Berger,” through May 2; 2305 Dunlavy; 713-522-2409, archwaygallery .com.
Art of the World Gallery
“Carole Feurman: Between the Drops,” through May 18; 2201 Westheimer; 713-526-1201, artoftheworldgallery.com.
Barbara Davis Gallery
“Agnes Bourely: The Restless Forgetfulness of What We Exile,” through April 27; 4411 Montrose; 713-520-9200, barbaradavis gallery.com.
Catherine Couturier Gallery
“Michael Kenna: Rafu,” through May 11; 2635 Colquitt; 713-5245070, catherinecouturier.com.
Cindy Lisica Gallery
“Javier Valle Perez: Earth, Wind & Future,” through April 26; 4411 Montrose; 713-807-7760, cindylisicagallery.com.
David Shelton Gallery
“Cheryl Donegan: Peels,” through April 27; 4411 Montrose; 713-3937319, davidsheltongallery.com.
Deborah Colton Gallery
“Ivan Plusch: The Promise of Eternal Life,” through April 27; 2445 North Blvd.; 713-869-5151, deborahcoltongallery.com.
Foltz Fine Art
“Three Generations of Abstract Expressionists,” through April 27; 2143 Westheimer; 713-521-7500, foltzgallery.com. “Mirian Medrez: Happiness,” through Sunday; 1824 Spring, No. 109.
Foto Relevance
“Deborah Bay: Light Forms,” through May 10; 616 Hawthorne; 281-989-4356, fotorelevance .com.
Front Gallery
“Recent work by Claire Chauvin,” through Saturday; 1412 Bonnie Brae; frontgallery.com.
G Spot Contemporary Art Space
“Mark Ponder: Liminal Stages,” Danish Arts Foundation
Peter Musse’s “Halsgrave” is among the works by Danish jewelry artisans on view in “State Craft” at Houston Center for Contemporary Craft. through April 28; 310 E. 9th; 832-807-6988, gspotgallery .com.
Gallery Sonja Roesch
“August Muth: Material Light,” through June 1; 2309 Caroline; 713-659-5424, gallerysonjaroesch.com.
Gray Contemporary
“Monique Lacey: Puffery” and “Mel DeWees Stacks,” through May 4; 3508 Lake; 713-8624425, graycontemporary.com.
Heidi Vaughan Fine Art
“Emilie Duvall: The Praxis of Blockchain,” through May 4;
3510 Lake; 832-875-6477, heidivaughanfineart.com.
Hiram Butler Gallery
“Richard Serra: Equals,” through April 27; 4520 Blossom; 713-8637097, hirambutler.com.
Hooks-Epstein Galleries
“Nuestra Realidad — Our Reality,” , through May 11; 2631 Colquitt; 713-522-0718, hooksepstein galleries.com.
Inman Gallery
“Katrina Moorhead: seapinskea,” through April 27; 3901 Main; 713-526-7800, inmangallery .com.
Jonathan Hopson
“Nuestro Hogar: Francis Almendárez and Ana Fernandez,” through April 28; 904 Marshall; jonathanhopsongallery.com.
Laura Rathe Fine Art
“Cosmicopia: Meredith Pardue,” through May 11, 2704 Colquitt, 713-527-7700, laurarathe.com.
McClain Gallery
“Recline: Portraiture & Henri Matisse Prints,” through April 19; “Katy Heinlein: Snake Eyes,” presented by Diesil, through April 27; 2242 Richmond; 713-5209988, mcclaingallery.com.
Moody Gallery
“Dan Sutherland: rift,” through May 11; “Luis Jimenez,” through April 27; 2815 Colquitt; 713-5269911, moodygallery.com.
Nancy Littlejohn Fine Art
“Cruz Ortiz: One Hundred Años,” through May 4; 3465-B W. Alabama; 832-740-4288, nancylittlejohnfineart.com.
Nicole Longnecker Gallery
“Men of Steel: Allan Gorman and Jan Anders Nelson” and “The de la Torre Brothers: Einer & Jamex de la Torre,” through May 11; 2625 Colquitt; 346-800-2780, longneckergallery.com.
Octavia Gallery
“Latinx Art: Transcending Borders,” through May 11; 3637 W. Alabama, No. 120; 713-887-1810, octaviaartgallery.com.
Redbud Gallery
“Derek Boshier: Paintings, Drawings, and Film: Selected Works 2004-2019” and “Anna Mavromatis: Handmade Tales,” through April 30; 303 E. 11th; 713-854-4246, redbudgallery .com.
Rudolph Blume Fine Art /Art Scan Gallery
“Duelo de Espejos: Reflecting Back,” through April 27; 1836 Richmond; 713-807-1836, rudolphblume.com.
Sicardi|Ayers Bacino
“Photography at its Limits,” with Houston Center for Photography; and “Marie Orensanz: Fragmentism: Drawing on Marble,” through May 18; W. Alabama; 713-529-1313, sicardigallery.com.
Texas Gallery
“Peter Plagens,” through May 18; 2012 Peden; 713-524-1593, texgal.com.
Winston Contemporary Art
“Joseph Cohen: Looking at a Flower, Chapter 3,” through April 27; 2426 Bartlett, Suite D; 832380-4421, wcahouston.com.
MUSEUMS Art League Houston
“Here, Ahora: Houston, Latinx, Queer Artists Under 30,” “Miriam Medrez: What Your Eyes Can’t See” and “Liyen Chong: Houston Paintings,” through May 4; 1953 Montrose; 713-523-9530, artleaguehouston.org.
Asia Society Texas Center
“Site Lines: Artists Working in Texas,” through Aug. 18; “Super Sarap,” through July 21; 1370 Southmore; 713-496-9901, asiasociety.org/texas.
Blaffer Art Museum
UH School of Art annual Student Exhibition, opens Saturday, through May 4; University of Houston, 4173 Elgin; 713-7439521, blafferartmuseum.org.
Buffalo Bayou Park
“New Monuments for New Cities,” outdoor exhibition, through April 30; Allen Parkway at Gillette; 713-752-0314, buffalobayou.org.
Contemporary Arts Museum
“Shapeshifters,” youth exhibition, through June 16; 5216 Montrose; 713-284-8250, camh.org.
Galveston Arts Center
“Brad Tucker: Standard Tan,” through June 2; “The Puppet Worlds of Miss Pussycat,” through Sunday; 127 Strand, Galveston; 409-763-2403, galvestonartscenter.org.
Glassell School of Art
2019 Core Exhibition, through Thursday; 5101 Montrose; 713639-7300, mfah.org.
Holocaust Museum
“In the Country of Numbers, where Men have no Names,” through May 31; 9220 Kirby; 713-942-8000, hmh.org.
Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
“Tom Loeser: Please Please Please,” “To Be of Use: The Functional Ceramics of Mike Helke, Ayumi Horie and East Fork,” through May 12, “State Craft: Selections From the Jewelry Collection of the Danish Arts Foundation,” through June 2; 4848 Main; 713-529-4848, crafthouston.org.
Houston Center for Photography
“Photography at its Limits: Marcos Lopez, Joiri Minaya, Oscar Muñoz,” through April 28; 1441 W. Alabama; 713-529-4755, hcponline.org.
Houston Museum of African American Culture
“Brianna James: That’s All She Wrote,” opens Saturday, through July 6; “The Dorseys Black Art in America Collection,” through May 4; 4807 Caroline; 713-526-1015, hmaac.org.
Lawndale Art Center
“Axis Mundo: Queer Networks in Chicano L.A.,” through June 2; 4912 Main; 713-528-5858, lawndaleartcenter.org.
Menil Collection
“Roni Horn: When I Breathe, I Draw,” through May 5; “Collection Close-Up: John Cage,” through May 12; “Trenton Doyle Hancock: Epidemic Presents: Step and Screw!,” through May 19; 1533 Sul Ross; 713-525-9400, menil.org.
Moody Center for the Arts
“Natasha Bowdoin: Sideways to the Sun,” “Michel Blazy: We Were the Robots” and “Momoko Seto: PLANET,” through May 18; “Justin Brice Guariglia: WE ARE THE ASTEROID III,” through Monday; Rice University, 6100 Main; 713348-4772, moody.rice.edu.
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
“Vincent Van Gogh: His Life in Art,” through June 27; “Sally Man: A Thousand Crossings” and “Odyssey: Jack Whitten Sculpture, 1963-2017,” through May 27; “Between Play and Grief: Selections From the Latino American Collection,” through Sept. 8; $7.50-$25; 5601 Main; 713-6397300, mfah.org.
Project Row Houses
“Round 49: penumbras: sacred geometries,” through June 9; 2310 Elgin; 713-526-7662, projectrowhouses.org.