An exhibition, Popol Vuh: The Sacred Book of the Quiché through Illustration, featuring 65 original artworks by artist Jaime Arredondo.   In addition to the artwork, the exhibition features the story of the Popol Vuh in the artist’s words and an audio tour by the artist, in both English and Spanish. The exhibition was curated by the artist, […]

Artwork from Irving Arts Center’s teen volunteers is featured. Gallery Hours: Tues-Sat from noon to 5PM Irving Arts Center’s galleries are open for viewing free of charge during regular gallery hours Tuesday through Saturday from noon to 5 PM.

A Trail of Marvels: Popular Fiestas of Mexico is an exhibition by Humanities Texas created in collaboration with photographer Geoff Winningham. It presents a vivid chronicle of the historic and diverse traditions of Mexican festivals—deeply rooted expressions of the country’s religious and cultural heritage—as experienced through the lens of Houston photographer Geoff Winningham. Beginning with his […]

Cultural Currency: Contemporary Art from the Riemer Collection presents the innovative ways artists use money as a medium to explore preconceived notions of value and worth beyond declared denominations. The artists in the exhibition investigate monetary value by meticulously repurposing bills and coins into exquisite, conceptually engaging artworks. The constant exchange of money for goods and […]

Brynn Higgins-Stirrup, an Assistant Professor in Drawing at University of Texas at Dallas is drawn to the intersections between mapping, diagramming, biology, ecology, and botany—fields where empirical observation of the natural world edges towards the unknown and unknowable. Her methodology is rooted in sustained visual research and drawing as a process of discovery. Her current […]