A late bloomer in the art world, self-taught 71-year-old Wayne Goodman of Beaumont, TX, began his artistic journey in 2012. Since then, he has masterfully harnessed his lifetime of experiences to produce “Storyville”, a body of work that reflects on past and present narratives. His stories are a testament to his dedication for creativity and […]
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the beginning of Australia’s contemporary Aboriginal art movement, the exhibit showcases works by such acclaimed painters as Rosella Namok, SilasHobson, and Fiona Omeenyo from Lockhart River near the northern tip of the Great Barrier Reef, as well as established and emerging artists, including Jeffrey Jangala Gallagher, Theo (Faye) Nangala Hudson, […]
Redbud Arts Center is excited to welcome the New Year with Randall Mosman and his exhibit titled "Things Fall Apart". Houston-based artist Randall Mosman and Copenhagen's Anders Moseholm, united by a profound passion for figurative painting and a shared perspective on life and art, present "Things Fall Apart." While they've previously showcased their artistic synergy […]
Redbud Arts Center is thrilled to open with Anders Moseholm, who hailed from Denmark, with "Things Fall Apart" in our west gallery. "When I look at reality, I have a tendency to overlook the window I’m looking through. However, I find it interesting to be aware of this window. When I look my view is […]
Redbud Arts Center is pleased to present the body of steel wire sculptures by Korean artist Jungseok Oh. Artist Statement: "I usually create sculptures inspired by my daily life. My "Records" series started with my personal experience which was extremely tough. These works of art are a kind of recording of the species which are […]
Redbud Arts Center is pleased to present works on paper from our collection by the artists Otto Dix, George Grosz, Jeanne Mammen, Rudolf Schlichter, and Max Beckmann with a show titled "Neue Sachlichkeit” (New Objectivity). This exhibition is in conjunction with Print Houston 2024 9th celebration of original prints. Die Neue Sachlichkeit shows facets of […]
Redbud Arts Center is thrilled to present an exhibition titled “Breaking Boundaries,” featuring five exceptional German artists, Julia Hochbaum, Maria Braune, Thomas Geyer, Gustav Sonntag, and Cristoph Rodes, from our sister city of Leipzig. “Breaking Boundaries” is an artistic endeavor that delves into the cultural connections and distinct identities of Houston and Leipzig. This interdisciplinary […]
Redbud Arts Center is excited to announce our upcoming exhibition, "Ancestral Reverie," featuring the works of artist Amanda Barry Jones. The exhibition will open Saturday, August 3, showcasing a captivating collection that explores themes of heritage, memory, and identity. Amanda Barry Jones, known for her emotionally resonant pieces, delves into the depths of ancestral connections […]
Redbud Arts Center is excited to announce our upcoming exhibition "Navigational Points," featuring the works of artist Laura Drey. Laura, a multi-disciplinary artist from Houston, Texas, weaves her Mexican-American heritage and family history into her diverse artistic practice. Her work spans across drawing, painting, sewing, weaving, and embroidery, exploring complex themes such as identity, race, […]
Redbud Arts Center is honored to present Artist Paul Manes with his exhibition titled “Paintings and Drawings, 2024” in our West Gallery. Paul Manes has long explored compositional structures that verge on the "all-over," achieving a unique blend of dynamism and classicism in his work. His art places familiar, recognizable images within a conceptualized framework, […]
Redbud Arts Center is excited to present "Disruption," the first solo exhibition by emerging artist Lord Karl, debuting with a public reception on Saturday, November 2, from 6–9 PM. Known for his bold, unconventional style, Lord Karl uses brand-name leather jackets as his canvas to explore themes of identity, rebellion, and self-expression. Drawing inspiration from […]
Redbud Arts Center is pleased to announce, “About Women” series, an important collaboration by the Los Angeles surrealist and abstract expressionist artist John Altoon and the American poet Robert Creeley. This series of ten lithographs was inspired by Creeley’s three poems: "Anger," "The Woman," and "Distance". Altoon first met Creeley on the Spanish Island of […]
