Summer - Fall, 2021
Sarah Welch’s “Chem Plant”
After enduring calamity, rejection, and mutation, a monstrous plant protagonist finds a new home.
Sarah Welch’s “Chem Plant”
After enduring calamity, rejection, and mutation, a monstrous plant protagonist finds a new home.
October 11th – November 30th, 2019
Bucky Millers’s “Phylogeny Light”
Originating from a desire to fail at photographing every single animal on earth, the work compresses fragments of photography’s past, present, and future into a weird menagerie of apes, dogs, and Walker Evans, who is now a cow from one of his own pictures.
Bucky Millers’s “Phylogeny Light”
Originating from a desire to fail at photographing every single animal on earth, the work compresses fragments of photography’s past, present, and future into a weird menagerie of apes, dogs, and Walker Evans, who is now a cow from one of his own pictures.
August 3rd – September 21st, 2019
CICR’s “HIGH TIDE ALL THE TIME”
The Center for Imaginative Cartography & Research imagines a future Galveston coastline replete with emergent lifeforms occupying the spaces of a displaced island population.
CICR’s “HIGH TIDE ALL THE TIME”
The Center for Imaginative Cartography & Research imagines a future Galveston coastline replete with emergent lifeforms occupying the spaces of a displaced island population.
July 17th – 30th, 2019
Nick Barbee’s “Wayfinder”
A window installation and correlated book project with Galveston artist Nick Barbee.
Nick Barbee’s “Wayfinder”
A window installation and correlated book project with Galveston artist Nick Barbee.
July 26th, 2019
A Poetry Reading w/ Lynn Xu and Joshua Edwards
An evening of poems and shirts in French.
A Poetry Reading w/ Lynn Xu and Joshua Edwards
An evening of poems and shirts in French.
