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Upcoming Events in Beaumont
Beaumont
Delilah Montoya: Solo Exhibition
Oct. 9-Jan. 3
Art Museum of Southeast Texas, 500 Main St.
Delilah Montoya is a Latina photographer living in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Montoya’s exhibition features a curated selection of art from her recent retrospective at the Albuquerque Museum of Art and additional artwork. Examples of artworks in this exhibition include portraits from the Contemporary Casta Portraiture: Nuestra Calidad series featured at the National Museum of Mexican Art and landscapes from the Trail of Tears series.
McFaddin-Ward Holiday Open House Weekend
Dec. 5-6
McFaddin-Ward House Museum, 1906 Calder Ave.
Guests enjoy festive refreshments, live music, carolers, and Santa’s Craft Workshop with children’s activities at the museum’s Visitor Center before making their way across the street to see the historic house shining with holiday cheer and twinkling lights.
Kathleen Frank and Mark Yale Harris: “The New American West by Brush and by Bronze”
Jan. 29-May 16
Art Museum of Southeast Texas, 500 Main St.
See works by Kathleen Frank and Mark Yale Harris. Frank’s work includes a collection of new oil paintings inspired by recent hikes throughout West Texas. Harris’ sculptures are inspired by the people and animals he experienced while traveling on horseback throughout the Big Bend in West Texas and the Texas Hill Country.
“Gifts of the Earth: Flora and Fauna from the Permanent Collection”
Jan. 29-May 16
Art Museum of Southeast Texas, 500 Main St.
As a complementary exhibit to “Kathleen Frank and Mark Yale Harris: The New American West by Brush and by Bronze,” an exhibition of artworks highlighting flora and fauna from the permanent collection is on display in the adjacent main galleries. This exhibition includes works in a variety of media by notable artists including John Alexander, Dornith Doherty, Emily Peacock, and Julian Onderdonk.
“Echoes of Origin: Contemporary Responses to the Permanent Collection”
June 11-Sept. 19
Art Museum of Southeast Texas, 500 Main St.
This exhibition highlights many of the museum’s foundational principles, including actively supporting artists in their practices; providing high-quality, educational exhibitions of interest to the local community; and supporting and re-contextualizing the permanent collection. The exhibition embraces the past and present by inviting regional contemporary artists from Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi to pair their work with a singular artwork or grouping of artworks from the permanent collection.