Opened in 2004, the Stanlee and Gerald Rubin Center for the Visual Arts presents exhibitions of contemporary art that encourage adventuresome thinking and dialogue. The center serves as a learning site for students from the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) and the surrounding community.
Basement Films is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization that supports experimental, independent, and under-represented forms of film and video making.
Inspired by a sense of wonder and a commitment to creativity and sustainability, LEAP is an experimental, interdisciplinary, artist-driven, initiative creating fertile ground for collaboration.
Temporary Art Review is pleased to announce the addition of two new Regional Editors: Mike Bianco for West Texas and Nancy Zastudil for New Mexico. Look out for new posts from their regions starting this month!
Not just another white cube, The Kenmore is a small, cold exhibition object measuring approximately 36″ x 24″x 24″. The Kenmore’s mission is to keep ideas fresh through the opportunity of a unique exhibition context and the experience of collaboration.
HungryMan Gallery was formed in Chicago in May of 2008 as an alternative space and, in 2010, opened a second location in the Mission District of San Francisco.
Shrimp Boat Projects is an artist-led initiative by partners Eric Leshinsky and Zach Moser. The project is operated in two parts: classes and events dealing with regional cultural identity for the Houston area and the process of becoming commercial shrimpers.
Art in the Parking Space is a collaborative project initiated by Elena Bajo and Warren Neidich. Parking spaces provide the unique opportunity to explore the horizons of what is private and what is public space.