I recently got the pleasure of checking out the Texas Contemporary show for its inaugural…read moreexhibition at the George R. Brown Convention Center. There were presentations from over 60 galleries they had artists from all over the world. It was a very cool set up with booths set up in rows, they had everything from paintings to photographs to mixed media. Not only was there great art but interesting people in all directions. Great place to mix and mingle. They have multiple bars for you to get a little drink while you gaze at all the incredible art.

Want high end art? This is the place to go. I'm talking about Salvador Dali and Pablo Picasso.read more

Awesome Gallery with lovely pieces from artists like Dali, Miro, Thorpe, Fazzino, Peter Mars, Royo…read moreetc!!!!! Must stop by if you're hanging around at the galleria sitting in one of those public chairs.

I never even heard of this place until I was doing a Google search for plays about Harper Lee's "To…read moreKill A Mockingbird". This venue appeared, and I purchased the tickets and it did not disappoint. The warehouse was a perfect place for them to put on this production. The director did such a fine job and apparently they do this all the time with lawyers playing the cast to tell the story. You have got to see this next summer for sure. Very touching and moving and my teenage son absolutely enjoyed the production! A timeless classic! Bravo and Encore!!

Very cool multi-use space where you can take in local artists on display. When I went, entry was…read morefree to the general use space so it was easy to take in the art before seeing a show at 4th Wall. Would make a nice date night spot for a leisurely stroll. Parking - large lots out front and on the side, or street parking

The creative people here and generous community have a profound love and knowledge of art that you…read morecannot miss! They have plenty of free events and also hold art classes for all ages!

You know how they say Houston's the biggest small town you'll ever experience - that's how Art…read moreLeague is. I run into someone I know every time I go. In jeans. Drinking beer. Talking to the artist I just ran into. Preface: I don't know jack about art. I went to my first art opening 2 years ago at DiverseWorks as apart of my job. Then someone invited me to an Art League opening. I've missed very few shows - like 2 - since then. It's a step up from your friend's friend's 'gallery' that you really don't get - but it isn't someplace you're going to go and talk art theory and your favourite artists from the 18th century. Or event 21st century. It's local. It's fun. It's free.

I have never been to a worse museum. Thank god it was free because I wouldn't pay a single penny to…read morego here again. They should've owned me money for going. The security guards are rude as hell. Apparently you can't point at the art and god forbid you had your PAMPHLET open while you are walking. To the man who told me to close it, you are insufferable. The pamphlets are for the people and they can do whatever the hell they want with it. He must be so bored standing around doing nothing with his life that he decided to make an issue with my PIECE OF PAPER. The art is utter dog sh*t. I don't need to go to art school to say the art was awful. The art looks like someone took their poop and smeared it on canvas with scribbles. I think a toddler can create better art. Everyone looked so depressed to be working there which I can see why if I was staring at bullsh*t all day. I've been to so many art museums over the years and I have never had such an awful experience with the pieces and the staff. Rude staff, crap art. Only people who know nothing about art will enjoy this "collection". Make sure to not take pictures of the trash work, point at it, or have your pamphlet open because they will cause an issue with you.

Great art gallery-that's free! They have a no photography rule so that it keeps an intimate feel…read moreand have you keep coming back.

True talent and creativity from Mr. Alvin and Ezra. A gallery with a wealth of artwork and history…read more If you need any kind of graphic work or art piece, this is the spot.

Solid gallery right next door to the red bud gallery. I really enjoyed the presentation here. The…read morewalls were a great deep red to help go with the American Flag art, by Bryan Kuntz, that was hanging on the walls. There is a lot of open space and the curator actually put on some music after we entered. My favorite piece was a photo of Dan Workman from Sugar Hill Studios!

Adjacent to Red Bud Gallery, G puts on some solid shows. Redbud, however, is a stronger curator in…read moreterms of quality of work. That being said, I've never seen a terrible show at either gallery. G Gallery is more spacious and has an added bonus in it's back room where a hodge-podge of art riddles the walls. There is also usually installation art by the oddly situated bathroom. It's a clean bathroom, however, so enter without fear, and check out the galleries shows with confidence.

We really enjoyed going through the different exhibits last week! Some of them were more…read moreinteresting than others but we felt the whole experience was worth the price. The infinity room at the end was also amazing! If you don't want to do the whole thing, you can just purchase a ticket for the infinity room too!

The art club is located inside the Post, they change their exhibitions every now and then they have…read morea room of mirrors with changing lights that is also used for yoga or different classes. It is exciting to see more art experiences in Houston!