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Foltz Fine Art, a legacy gallery located in Houston, Texas, dedicated to preserving art history.

08/15/2026

Join us Saturday, August 29 from 1–3 PM for an artist talk with Randy Tibbits exploring the “How, What, and Why” behind his needlepoint practice.

Best known in Houston as an art writer, curator, collector, and longtime advocate for Houston art history, Tibbits brings his deep engagement with art into his own needlepoint works, transforming the traditional medium through personal imagery and art historical references.

08/01/2026

Installtion View| HomeGoods

Extended through September 12th, HomeGoods explores the evolving relationship between contemporary art, design, and the spaces we inhabit.

Bringing together artists whose practices blur the boundaries between sculpture and function, the exhibition reveals how furniture, vessels, textiles, lighting, and domestic objects become sites of artistic inquiry. HomeGoods invites viewers to imagine the home as a living gallery where beauty, utility, craftsmanship, and contemporary art coexist within everyday life.

Featuring works by: Tom Bandage, Will Bentsen, Sharon Bledsoe, Chris Cascio, Danville Chadbourne, Ellen Doss, DUAL, Sarah Fisher, Henri Gadbois, Rachel Gardner, Peter Healy, Jonathan Paul Jackson, Luis Jimenez, Ruth Laird, Melinda Laszczynski, Ken Luce, Matt Messinger, Kate Mulholland, Perry Nichols, Charles Pebworth, Louise Pennebaker, Mitch Pengra, Cary Reeder, Patrick Renner, Carroll Simms, Benji Stiles, Richard Stout, Stella Sullivan, Terry Suprean, Randy Tibbits, Doug Welsh, and Jasmine Zelaya.

07/09/2026

HomeGoods

A Group Exhibition Exploring Art, Design, and the Contemporary Domestic Interior

On view: July 18–September 12, 2026�Opening Reception: Saturday, July 18, 4–6 PM

Foltz Fine Art is pleased to present HomeGoods, a group exhibition examining the evolving relationship between contemporary art, design, and the spaces we inhabit.

Featuring artists whose practices merge sculpture, function, and material experimentation, the exhibition presents furniture, vessels, textiles, lighting, wearable works, and collectible objects that blur the line between art and utility. Together, these works celebrate craftsmanship, innovation, and the creative possibilities of the domestic environment.

Featuring works by: Tom Bandage, Will Bentsen, Sharon Bledsoe, Chris Cascio, Danville Chadbourne, Ellen Doss, DUAL, Sarah Fisher, Henri Gadbois, Rachel Gardner, Peter Healy, Jonathan Paul Jackson, Luis Jimenez, Ruth Laird, Melinda Laszczynski, Ken Luce, Matt Messinger, Kate Mulholland, Perry Nichols, Charles Pebworth, Louise Pennebaker, Mitch Pengra, Cary Reeder, Patrick Renner, Carroll Simms, Benji Stiles, Richard Stout, Stella Sullivan, Terry Suprean, Randy Tibbits, Doug Welsh, and Jasmine Zelaya.

Snocones by: R&B Musical Snoballs

06/30/2026

Foltz Fine Art will observe special hours during the Fourth of July week. Regular gallery hours will resume on Tuesday, July 7. Wishing you a safe and happy Fourth of July from the Foltz Fine Art team!

06/17/2026

Foltz Fine Art is pleased to participate in the CASETA art fair, presented by the Center for the Advancement and Study of Early Texas Art.

We invite you to visit our booth, where attendees will have the opportunity to view and acquire works by early Texas artists.

We look forward to another year of sharing these works with collectors, scholars, and enthusiasts of Texas art.

06/10/2026

Foltz Fine Art is pleased to present Street Seen Vol. III, featuring “La Mer”, a window installation by Kate Mulholland.

Visible day and night in the gallery's Westheimer-facing windows, Street Seen brings contemporary art directly to the sidewalk—transforming the streetscape into a place for reflection and encounter.

Meaning "the sea," La Mer frames this installation as a meditation on time's fluidity. Like the ocean, time resists linear boundaries: currents overlap, tides return, and past and present continually reshape one another. Drawing from the life and work of Dora Maar, Mulholland reclaims narratives shaped by the Western male gaze, transforming them into symbols of trial, endurance, and something elemental, sovereign, and ungovernable.

La Mer will remain on view through October.

Join us for the unveiling reception:�
Saturday, June 27 | 7:30–9:30 PM�
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05/29/2026

Join DUAL and John Forse for a hands-on workshop exploring collage, portrait-making, and the creative process behind their exhibition.

Saturday, June 20 | 1–3 PM�Sign up through the link https://forms.gle/w4AoyEokBshYhtP58 Space is limited.

05/27/2026

Installation View | Impressions of Texas: Women Printmakers
A PrintHouston 2026 Biennial Exhibition

On View through July 1st

From Early Texas printmaking and Midcentury Modernism to contemporary practice, our PrintHouston presentation celebrates the richness and evolution of printmaking across the state. Featuring woodcuts, linocuts, etchings, lithographs, and monotypes by artists including Colleen Blackard, Kathleen Blackshear, Margie Crisp, Constance Forsyth, Barbara Maples, Susu Meyer, Charlotte Seifert, Ethel Spears, and Stella Sullivan, the exhibition reflects the diverse visual language of Texas.

We are also honored to collaborate with Red Bird Press, highlighting Houston’s vibrant printmaking community through works by Hannah Bender, Lauren Christieb, and Liz Gates.

05/08/2026

Controlled Collision: DUAL, Jonathan Paul Jackson, John Forse

On view: May 16th- July 1st, 2026
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 16th, 2-6 PM

Foltz Fine Art is pleased to present Controlled Collision, a group exhibition featuring Houston-based artists DUAL, Jonathan Paul Jackson, and John Forse.

Bringing together three distinct practices, the exhibition explores the dynamic interplay of mark-making across abstraction, material experimentation, and collage. DUAL’s bold, hard-edge compositions embed urban wildlife within vibrant geometric fields. Jackson transforms recycled paper into sculptural surfaces layered with nature-inspired imagery and symbolic language. Forse constructs intricate collages from found imagery and unconventional materials, balancing playfulness with emotional depth.

Together, their works reveal unexpected connections between process, material, and meaning, where contrast becomes a catalyst for dialogue.

04/11/2026

“Erected by the people, for the use of the people.”

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston stands today as one of the nation’s leading cultural institutions, but its beginnings were far more humble, shaped by a community driven by purpose rather than patronage.

Join author Linda Dodge for a thoughtful conversation tracing the museum’s origins and the enduring vision that continues to define Houston’s cultural landscape.

Hosted in conjunction with The Houston Earlier Texas Art Group (HETAG).

Saturday, April 25th
2–4 PM
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Wednesday	11am - 5pm
Thursday	11am - 5pm
Friday	11am - 5pm
Saturday	11am - 5pm

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