October 2025
Join us for Art Walk First Friday on October 3rd, from 5–8 p.m.
IN THE GALLERIES
DIMENSION LII | JULIO LEAL - THE GESTURE MADE FORM | BREAST CANCER - A STUDENT'S PERCEPTIVE​
CURRENT EXHIBITS
DIMENSION LII
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Dimension LII is our annual national exhibition, showcasing contemporary art from across the country. The Best of Show artist receives $500 and a solo exhibition in 2026 alongside Dimension LIII.
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Juror: Tracy Saucier
Director of the Beeville Art Museum and Executive Director of the Joe Barnhart Foundation, Tracy Saucier has dedicated her career to arts education and community enrichment. Since joining the Foundation in 2000, she has overseen the museum’s exhibitions, programs, and outreach, with a strong focus on providing meaningful art experiences for Bee County students and the wider community.
Julio Leal | The Gesture Made Form
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In this exhibition, Julio Leal reveals the passage between the ephemeral and the tangible. Each piece is born from a free impulse-a wordless script that takes shape. The stroke becomes volume, rises into space, emotion becomes structure. The exhibition invites us to explore the front of the form, the line that becomes body, and its reverse: the hidden, the intimate, the sustaining. Here, the gesture is embodied. It becomes form.
Breast Cancer | A Student's Perceptive
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Join us this October to experience a moving exhibition of artwork created by local middle and high school students, each piece reflecting their unique perspectives on breast cancer and its impact.
Curated by local educator and artist, Tony Armadillo, this annual program invites students from across the region to contribute both visual art and written reflections. Now in its 20th year, the exhibition continues to raise awareness while giving young voices the opportunity to share meaningful stories through creativity and compassion.