• Karen Hillier, ‘BRAZOSbrazos’

    James R. Reynolds Gallery 275 Joe Routt Blvd, College Station, Texas

    The BRAZOSbrazos exhibition showcases Karen Hillier’s decade-long exploration of the Brazos River bottom, capturing its shifting beauty and complexity through stereo pinhole photography. The exhibition is on display through Dec. 19 at James R. Reynolds Gallery.

    Free
  • Fruzsina Nagy, ‘In The Waves of Mekong’

    J. Wayne Stark Galleries 275 Joe Routt Blvd, Room 1110, College Station, TX

    Costume designer and visual theatre director Fruzsina Nagy will present an exhibition of her work from Sept. 12 through Oct. 31.

    Free
  • Felice House, ‘Re-Western’

    The Kimbell, Cultural Event Center 607 N. Main St., Bryan, TX

    Felice House, associate professor, will be exhibiting selections from her acclaimed Re-Western series at The Kimbell Cultural Event Center in Bryan.

    Free
  • Wright Gallery: Margaret Smithers-Crump, ‘Tapestries of Kinship’

    Langford Architecture Center - Building A 789 Ross St, College Station, TX

    Through paintings and sculptural installations created using recycled plexiglass, polycarbonate and other found materials, Houston-based artist Margaret Smithers-Crump explores the critical relationships between water, soil, fungi and plants, and the vitally important role they play in maintaining the health of our planet.

  • Fall 2025 Portfolio Review

    Vizualization Industry Fair Portfolio Review days give students the chance to receive feedback from industry professionals, strengthen their portfolio websites and gain valuable insights into professional practice. The event also offers a networking opportunity to connect with experts and learn directly from their real-world experience.

    Free
  • Performances Of ‘Trace’ and ‘Datum’

    Waco Mammoth National Monument 6220 Steinbeck Bend Drive, Waco, TX, United States

    Waco Mammoth National Monument presents two performances of Merli V. Guerra's research at the annual Fall Fossil Festival. With interactive video projections by Tim Weaver and production by Jam Martinez, the site-specific performances combine dance, motion capture, video projection and paleontology inside the active dig shelter. Performers include Abby Ruehlen; undergraduate dance students Rylee Burns and Macey Vasquez; and graduate dance students Sophie Jordan and Grant McGee.