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Upcoming Exhibitions
Explore the upcoming exhibitions at the PFMFA, where art and culture come alive in the heart of Spring, Texas. Each show features a vibrant mix of renowned, contemporary, and local artists—inviting visitors to connect, create, and be inspired by the transformative power of art.
Opening June 13th
Opening June 13th
Chromatica: A World in Color
Image credits: From first green, clockwise—Ceramic Church, unknown artist - Collection of the Museum of the Red River (MOTRR); Haiku with Emeralds, Bette Ridgeway; Huichol Giraffe Head, unknown artist – Collection of MOTRR; El Tigre Mask, unknown artist – Collection of MOTRR; Guess, Janice Freeman; Tibetan Buddhist Mask, unknown artist – Collection of Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art; Endless Oroborus, Calder Kamin; Chinese Female Effigy, unknown artist – Collection of MOTRR; Just a Little Longer, Dan Lam; Iris, Dixie Friend Gay; Alter/altar (altered), Adrienne Simmons; Haida Mask, unknown artist – Collection of MOTRR
On View January 31st - May 16th
Chromatica: A World in Color explores the universal language of color. Drawing from multiple artists and loaned collections from Museum of the Red River and the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art, this group exhibition brings together artworks and culturally significant objects that highlight how color conveys symbolism, identity, and emotion across different societies and periods.
By presenting color as both a visual element and a cultural lens, Chromatica invites viewers to consider how pigments, materials, and meanings have circulated through time, revealing unexpected connections between art, history, and human creativity.
Featured Artists:
Bette Ridgeway- Santa Fe, NM
Diane Gelman- Houston, TX
Garrett Griffin- Houston, TX
Jamie Robertson- Norfolk, VA
Sajeela Siddiq- Houston, TX
April DeConick- Houston, TX
Adrienne Simmons- Houston, TX
Lauren Kelly- Norman, Oklahoma
Mei Hoffman- Houston, TX
Dan Lam- Austin, TX
Dixie Friend Gay- Houston, TX
Janice Freeman- Houston, TX
Calder Kamin- Austin, TX
Vicente Hernandez Vasquez- Oaxaca Mexico
Elsie John (Coushatta/Koasati)- Louisiana
[Attributed to] Marcelino Vicente- Ocumicho, Michoacán, Mexico
Rosendo Carillo de la Rosa (Wixarika)- Jalisco, Mexico
Dorleen Gashweseoma (Hopi)- Hotevilla-Bacavi, Arizona
Fragments, Remnants, and Remains
On View in the Cole Gallery January 31st - May 16th
In the Cole Gallery, artist Curtis Gannon will present, “Fragments, Remnants, and Remains.” Gannon’s collage imagery is grounded in a childhood love of comic books and animation. His studio practice begins with small collages that form the basis for drawings, paintings, and sculpture, recreating memories and feelings that reflect his experiences.
Curtis Gannon; Secular & Sacred; 2023; graphite, water color, acrylic, paint pen on paper
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