Current Museum & Art Exhibits

Insurgent: the paintings of Clark fox

A Texas native, also known as Michael Clark, Fox spent much of his childhood in Houston and South Texas before moving to New York. Fox is an intensely prolific painter, and this exhibition draws upon select works from pointillist Texas landscapes to confrontational pop art satire. Insurgent: The Paintings of Clark Fox features his paintings of American presidents, especially his panoptic study of George Washington, as well as his assessments of social structures and economics in his ever-growing studies of oranges and Mr. Peanut as avatars of class and racial inequity.

Clark Fox is the first painter to have a solo show at Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art since the museum opened in 2016. His works are in the public collections of the National Gallery of Art, the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of New York, the Corcoran Gallery, and many more.

The exhibit opens July 17, 2021 and runs through October 24, 2021.

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No Stone Unturned: A Lifetime of Archaeology

"No Stone Unturned: A Lifetime of Archaeology--The Ben McReynolds Collection" is a year-long temporary exhibit at the Museum of the Coastal Bend. Ben McReynolds is an archaeological steward for Goliad County, a CoBALT member, and a MCB volunteer. He has recently donated an extensive array of artifacts to the MCB, including painted pebbles, projectile points, and bone and shell tools. No Stone Unturned honors McReynolds’ lifetime of responsible collecting.

The exhibit opens April 23, 2021 and will be on view through 2022.

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Dia De Los Muertos Exhibit & Festival

The Nave, in partnership with HEB and Target, is excited to announce the return of the Día de los Muertos Exhibit & Festival! The exhibit will, as always, be open to the public free of admission from September 17 - October 16, 2021.

The Nave staff has been working with different community members and organizations to provide an amazing and unique exhibit experience. John Moraida and Chelsea Slaughter-Hill, who have participated and helped organize past Día events, will be working as curators for the altar exhibit.

We will also be exhibiting local artists' creations of handmade retablos (small hand-painted wood altar pieces) curated by local artist Josh Vega. These unique and sought-after art pieces are created to show honor and respect for lost loved ones. Altars and retablos will be on display for all visitors to enjoy. The retablos will be available for purchase by online auction at the end of the exhibit and all proceeds will go to The Nave fundraising efforts.

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Texas A&M University-Kingsville Faculty Exhibition

Victoria College’s Fine Arts Department will host the Texas A&M University-Kingsville Faculty Exhibition from Sept. 9- Sept. 30.

The art exhibition will feature the works of faculty from the Art Department at TAMU-K. There will be a gallery opening ceremony on Thursday , Sept. 9 from 4-6 p.m. inside VC's Fine Arts Building. Gallery hours are Mon-Thurs from 1-5 p.m. Admission is free and open to the public.

For more information, please contact Jason Valdez at (361) 573-3291 x3239 or via e-mail at Jason.Valdez@VictoriaCollege.edu.

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