Although José Gabriel López’s art is delightful to look at, he considers himself more of a story teller than a painter. And what stories he has to tell! Enter his world in this colorful and eclectic exhibit.

As usual with Art 84 exhibits, expect beauty and meaning with memorable art in a friendly space. For more info, please visit art84.org.

New work by Alicia Philley created during her three-month fall 2024 artist residency at Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve

Observing the plants and landscape while learning about Wild Basin’s research projects guided Philley’s creative explorations. In these paintings, sketches, sculptures, and photos, you’ll discover:

• Colors of rare Coral-Root Orchids, hypothesized to share nutrients with mature Ashe Junipers through root and fungal networks.
• Textures of the Juniper bark, used as nesting material by the endangered Golden-Cheeked Warbler.
• Slivers of glass gathered from the former landfill hidden beneath the revitalized preserve.
• Stories told through twisted branches, roots entwined with stone, shimmering spider webs.
• Celebrations of the forest, waterfall, and dappled light that Philley experienced during her time in this west Austin ecosystem.

As usual with Art 84 exhibits, expect beauty and meaning with memorable art in a friendly space. For more info, please visit art84.org.

Although their media differ–one traditional, one new–Hickerson’s and Davis’ work shares a dreamlike, surrealistic quality and remembrance for things past, present, and future. [More]

Running into the Sunset
Eve Larson
Exhibit Dates: April 27, 2024 – Sept 28, 2024
Art 84 at Cannon Coffee
1901 W William Cannon Dr., Suite 165A, Austin
Daily 7am – 5pm

Eve Larson’s paintings invoke life’s beauty, expressiveness and theatricality. [More]

Visions in Metal
Laura Sturtz
Exhibit Dates: Jan 29, 2024 through Apr 26, 2024
Art 84 at Cannon Coffee
1901 W William Cannon Dr., Suite 165A, Austin
Daily 7am – 5pm

Laura Sturtz creates a variety of geometric sculptures, landscapes, quilts, and other works using copper and other metals.

The Mystery of Meaning
Bernardo Diaz and Jose Lopez
Exhibit Dates: Oct 9, 2023 through Jan 2024
1901 W William Cannon Dr., Suite 165A, Austin

Bernardo Diaz and Jose Lopez works range from the abstract to the surreal.