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  • Memoria/Memory

    5603 Navigation Boulevard 5603 Navigation Boulevard, Housotn, Texas

    Memoria/Memory (2025) is a monumental mural by artist Rubio located in Houston’s East End made in collaboration with artist Vincent Valdez and the exhibition Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream. The work is dedicated to Theresa Santana Valdez (1947–2020), the mother of artist Vincent Valdez and features Theresa's favorite bird and flowe

  • Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream…

    MASS MoCA 1040 Mass MoCA, North Adams, MA, United States

    Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream… is the artist’s first major museum survey and spans over two decades of his work, from early career drawings to current allegorical portraits. This exhibition cements Valdez as one of the most important American painters working today — imaging his country and its people, politics, pride, and foibles.

  • Tomashi Jackson: Across the Universe

    Brown Foundation Gallery Houston, TX, United States

    Tomashi Jackson: Across the Universe unites a decade of the artist’s work across disciplines, building textured surfaces from textiles, ephemera, and archives materials to highlight the mechanics of systemic societal power and recognize the triumphs of communities of color.

  • Where We Find Ourselves

    Houston Freedmen's Town Visitor Center 1204 Victor St, Houston, Texas

    Where We Find Ourselves is a multi-disciplinary investigation into memory, place, and Black perception across generations, centering the historic neighborhood of Freedmen’s Town in Houston. Through photography, film, architectural modeling, and installation, artist Satchel Lee brings a forensic intimacy to the project, placing the South, and specifically Freedmen’s Town, under a microscope.

  • Mario Ayala: Seven Vans

    Nina and Michael Zilkha Gallery

    Mario Ayala: Seven Vans is the artist’s first solo museum presentation in the United States. Expanding on his signature shaped canvases—often depicting the back of cars with technical precision—Seven Vans debuts seven life-size van paintings created specifically for Houston. Derived from the word caravan, the van bridges histories of commerce and counterculture.

  • Mary Ellen Carroll: How To Talk Dirty and Influence People

    Brown Foundation Gallery Houston, TX, United States

    Mary Ellen Carroll: How To Talk Dirty and Influence People charts the import and impact of the artist’s engagement with some of the most urgent issues of our time, including environmental sustainability, social justice, immigration, and urban legislation.

  • Divination: Beverly Buchanan & Dionne Lee

    Nina and Michael Zilkha Gallery

    Divination: Beverly Buchanan & Dionne Lee foregrounds Beverly Buchanan and Dionne Lee’s explorations of the myths, majesty, and dispossessions embedded in the American landscape.