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We’re pleased to present our latest exhibition at CityCentre Houston, Memory is the Seamstress. Bringing together work by Gabriel Martinez, Garrett Griffin, Peter Gynd, Isela Aguirre, and Erin Curtis, the exhibition considers memory not as a fixed record, but as something continually reconstructed—pieced together through places, materials, experiences, and time. Across painting, sculpture, assemblage, stitching, and cut canvas, the artists return to remembered landscapes, family histories, gathered materials, and everyday environments. Some make the seam literal through sewing, quilting, and collage, while others explore the distance between a place as it was experienced and how it is remembered. What emerges is something new: a reflection on the ways transformation itself can become an act of remembering. Featuring: @gabrielmartinezartist — CityCentre 2 Lobby I @garrettgriffins — CityCentre 2 Lobby II @petergynd — CityCentre 3 @the__isela_aguirre77 — CityCentre 4 @erincurtisstudio — CityCentre 5 Stay tuned as we highlight each installation over the coming weeks. @citycentrehou @nickievansphoto On view now through early March 2027 Open to the public Monday–Friday, 8 AM–6 PM
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Some of our favorites from @springbreakartshow - in no particular order! Catch the fair through Monday ✨👌
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Artist Spotlight | Spectrum 2026 featuring 94 artists on view through July 31, 2026. 1. Brian Stremick Partnership as Protea, 2024 Colored pencil on paper 15 x 11 inches @brianbearxoxo 2. Mark Barry Pet Sitter, 2022 Oil on canvas on board Artwork diemnsions: 18 x 15 inches Frame dimensions: 20 x 17 inches @markartbarry 3.Kati Gegenheimer Love Calendar, 2026 Acrylic and watercolor on handmade paper Artwork dimensions: 13 3/4 x 11 inches Frame dimensions: 17 1/4 x 14 inches @kati_gegenheimer 4. Peter Gynd A belief in the ability to perform miracles II, 2024
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16 x 12 inches @petergynd 5. Jolynn Krystosek Untitled, 2026 Collaged paper, Flashe, and colored pencil 18 x 15 inches @jolynnkry #KristenLorello #Spectrum2026
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RECAPPENING XXXVIII 🍊 39 Happenings.. each one filled with people, ideas, and experiences that come together to make something that can only Happen once.. until it Happens again. Times are more strange than ever. We can't just have space, we have to create it. This is a space we create together month after month, against all odds and opposition. A space where things are said, and sung, and danced, and drawn, and built to spite and inspire in a big dirty magical warehouse. Every person there creates something. Artist, audience, crew, and admins alike. Thank you for creating THIS. Happening XXXVIII artist: @cantbefernandrocket @florethevoux @laurynriveraa @loca.tamami @flora.chlora.hexadene.the.smog @granbatalladeflores + Scott Ayers @number.juan.spot @s4r4h_mo355ner @_sunflowerecho @theruthieocean @tlavois + Peter Zama Happening XXXVIII team: @jazzooo @bostonkassidy @r_mcrg @bensiive @kai._.brito @katbrionline @tlavois @whatthatmouthdrew ITS HAPPENING AGAIN XXXIX // 07.31.26 // 700-1000PM The Orange Show Center For Visionary Art 📍2334 Gulf Terminal Dr.📍 . . #itshappening #houstonevents #happpeninginhouston #thehappening #theorangeshow
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Another awesome afternoon with some of the Plein Air Pals! @shunyao1111 @petergynd @riceuniversity
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Another plein air morning.
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Celebrate 18 amazing years of BOX 13 ArtSpace at our annual Empty BOX: Class of 2026 - Fundraiser + Silent Auction, May 9th | 7 PM Here is one work that could be yours by member - Peter Gynd @petergynd Title: A belief in the magical value of representations and images Medium: oil on canvas Valued at: $1600.00 Minimum bid: $800.00 Get to the Box early on May 9th to get your bids in and take home some amazing art works. 🎉 SAVE THE DATE! 🎉 BOX 13 ArtSpace presents Empty BOX Silent Auction & Fundraiser Celebrating 18 years of supporting Houston’s vibrant art scene! 📅 Date: Saturday, May 9, 2026 ⏰ Start Time: 7:00 PM (Auction & Raffle Close at 9:00 PM) 📍 Location: BOX 13 ArtSpace, 6700 Harrisburg Blvd, Houston, TX 77011 RSVP via Facebook link in bio Join us for an unforgettable evening of art, community, and philanthropy. Bid on incredible works from local, national, and international artists in our Silent Auction, or test your luck in the Poor Man’s Raffle featuring works by BOX 13’s Resident Artists. All proceeds directly support our mission to promote experimental contemporary art. Special thanks to our amazing event sponsors: 🍻 Saint Arnold Brewing Co. @saintarnoldbrewing & @gianttexasdistillers 🎧 🎧 Music to keeping the energy high all night! We’re so grateful to the incredible sponsors helping us maintain this space for artists to create, share, and thrive. Houston Arts Alliance @houstonartsalliance the Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs @houstonMOCA The Brown Foundation & every individual who has supported us with a financial gift. #box13artspace #EmptyBOX2026 #houstonartscene #artfundraiser #EmptyBoxclassof2026
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HOUSTON SEEN / SCENE Scenes from “Reynier Leyva Novo | Gut It, Forget It. Invisible Houston” at Transart Foundation of Art & Anthropology on its closing night, along with the after-party at RUBY Projects, both of which were on 🔥 — Novo’s “Invisible Houston” traces what the city has erased. Burned furniture, sacred dust, and hidden imagery map histories that linger just out of view. A painting reveals vanished sites only through infrared. What’s buried isn’t gone. It’s just harder to see. Less spectacle. More excavation. The after-party at RUBY Projects created a natural bridge to the group exhibition “Hit Back,” on view through Sunday (closing reception 3–5 PM). Megan Olivia Ebel is an amazing host and runs this special gallery/residency space. — The best part of the night? The conversations. Artists, patrons, curators, gallerists moving through the space. I meant to stay for an hour. I stayed nearly five. — This is why showing up matters. — 📩 Subscribe to MUSED Houston for the full weekly guide 🔗 Link in bio or visit musedhouston.com
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Great show @the_carillon featuring the work of @petergynd and curated by Audra Verona Lambert! There's something special about mason jars... Come see for yourself! 🫙 #texasartist #ballmason #artgallery #symbolism #brushstrokes
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objet petit a: new works by Peter Gynd, curated by Audra Verona Lambert Opening tomorrow, March 5, 11:30am-1:30pm The Carillon Gallery 5301 South Campus Drive, Fort Worth, Texas
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@petergynd curated by @alwaysaudra opens Thursday! Objet petit a: new works by Peter Gynd features selections of recent paintings by Peter Gynd curated by Audra Verona Lambert. The artist initially began this ongoing series of still life paintings—with a focus on mason jars—back in 2021. The jars originated from care packages of jams and preserves Gynd would receive in the mail from his rural British Columbia-based mother while he was living in New York City, with these becoming especially treasured during the pandemic. These jars and seals made their way across international borders and four time zones, their flavors speaking to long-lost memories. Gynd held onto these jars to use in his home and art studio; as drinking vessels, left-over storage, or for holding art materials. The artist even relocated with them to Houston, TX, in 2023. Along the way, the jars became both muses and meditations: serving as new additions to the visual language of a painter increasingly engaged with process-based and durational approaches to painting. Gynd continues this fifth year of exploring mason jars, adding in vessels and objects assembled in his studio ‘altars’ to create composites that offer as a stand-in for fundamental experiences of everyday life. When curating the exhibition, Verona Lambert selected Gynd’s work to expand on the Lacanian consideration of the objet petit a: the “cause of desire.” The curator notes, “Much as the jars serve as vessels that create a desire to capture an enduring impression of themselves in this series of paintings, the objet petit a, or ‘little other object,’ speaks here to the cause of desire for connection visually to these objects, thus recognizing the void implied by itself: forming a paradox. While the glass can be filled for use or seen as an object to be painted, the two actions can never take place simultaneously, so the Lacanian objet petit a asserts itself here in Gynd’s body of work.” Visitors to the exhibit are welcome to reconsider the meaning behind the various vessels, still life scenes and altar depictions in Gynd’s work to better draw connections to their own understanding of memory and desire, object and subject.
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