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With galleries in San Antonio, Texas and New York City, we specialized in contemporary art from Latinx, Latin American, and Texas-based artists.

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05/28/2026

Thank you, Glasstire for featuring Eva Marengo Sanchez: Any Given Monday as a Top Five. The exhibition will be on view at our San Antonio gallery until August 22, 2026,

“The artist’s still-life paintings highlight the relationships among food, identity, geography, and culture. Meticulously rendered and compositionally reminiscent of old master paintings, Marengo Sanchez’s work elevates the commonplace and creates snapshots of her bicultural and Tex-Mex experience. Any Given Monday explores the convergence of private and public through her still lifes of everyday subjects, which hold strong associations in the artist’s personal narrative while also speaking to collective memories.”

For inquiries regarding our gallery programming or to schedule a private appointment outside our regular gallery hours, please email [email protected] or call 646.833.7709 or 210.804.221.

05/27/2026

Ruiz-Healy Art is pleased to announce that the Art Bridges Foundation in Bentonville, Arkansas, has acquired C. Jane Run by gallery artist Consuelo Jimenez Underwood. The image of a family fleeing, taken from California 1990s road signs found near the border, has appeared several times in Jimenez Underwood’s work. It mimics the format of a deer-crossing sign, a parallel that prompted the artist to reflect: “they’re thinking of us as animals now.” During her childhood, her father was deported to Mexico multiple times, forcing her and her family to smuggle him back over the border each time. This piece was made to honor all the anonymous souls who have not survived the crossing. But its title, which alludes to the Dick and Jane children’s series, calls attention to the little girl in particular, whom the artist has also identified with in the past. The C, in fact, stands for Consuelo’s name. C. Jane Run is the largest textile the artist has created to date.

The Art Bridges Foundation partners with museums of all sizes across the United States and its territories to provide strategic and financial support to bring American art out of storage and into communities nationwide through innovative, collaborative art-sharing and community-engagement programs.

Consuelo Jimenez Underwood, C. Jane Run, 2005, Signed, titled, and dated on the reverse, silver and gold textile paint, safety pins, and glass beads, on recycled clothing,120 x 204 in, 304.8 x 518.2 cm

For inquiries regarding our gallery programming or to schedule a private appointment outside our regular gallery hours, please email [email protected] or call 646.833.7709 or 210.804.221.

05/22/2026

Congratulations to gallery artist Cecilia Paredes on her exhibition ‘A Circular Flight’ at Galerie der Stadt Tuttlingen in Tuttligen, Germany. In ‘A Circular Flight,’ Paredes explores migration and homeland, nature and civilization as well as with a collective poetics. This is Paredes’s first institutional solo exhibition in Germany.

‘A Circlular Flight’ will be on view at Galerie der Stadt Tuttlingen from May 23 to July 12, 2026.

Image: Cecilia Paredes, “Papagayo,” 2005, Photo performance inkjet print.

For inquiries regarding our gallery programming or to schedule a private appointment outside our regular gallery hours, please email [email protected] or call 646.833.7709 or 210.804.221.

05/19/2026

Join us at our San Antonio gallery tomorrow from 6:00 - 8:00 PM for the opening of Eva Marengo Sanchez: Any given Monday.

Marengo Sanchez utilizes common single-use plastics to prompt a reflection on contemporary consumerism. By pairing these materials with floral imagery, she highlights the tension between artificial waste and the natural environment. The artist describes the slow process of engaging with nature as a necessary counterbalance to the immediacy of modern life, noting that working within the “timeline of a flower” is an essential exercise in mindfulness.

For inquiries regarding our gallery programming or to schedule a private appointment outside our regular gallery hours, please email [email protected] or call 646.833.7709 or 210.804.2219.

Eva Marengo Sanchez, Are you sure it’s not allergies?, 2026, Signed bottom right, Oil on canvas, 40 x 30 x 1.5 in., 101.6 x 76.2 x 3.8 cm

05/14/2026

Ruiz-Healy Art is pleased to present Eva Marengo Sanchez: Any given Monday, our first solo exhibition of the San Antonio-based artist’s works. The exhibition will be on view at our San Antonio gallery from May 20 to August 22, 2026, with an opening reception on May 20 from 6:00 to 8:00 PM attended by the artist. The artist’s still-life paintings highlight the relationships among food, identity, geography, and culture. Meticulously rendered and compositionally reminiscent of Old Master paintings, Marengo Sanchez’s work elevates the commonplace and creates snapshots of her bicultural and Tex-Mex experience.

For inquiries regarding our gallery programming or to schedule a private appointment outside our regular gallery hours, please email [email protected] or call 646.833.7709 or 210.804.2219.

05/11/2026

Opening tomorrow! Ruiz-Healy Art is excited to present de la Torre Brothers: Psychopomp, marking the brothers’ second solo exhibition with the gallery and their first in New York City. The exhibition will be on view beginning Tuesday, May 12. “Psychopomp” is a term for a spiritual guide who leads souls on their journey to the afterlife. The de la Torre Brothers create elaborate mixed-media glass sculptures and lenticular prints, using the concept of the psychopomp to explore themes of cultural transience. Their Baroque-inspired creatures create visually dense narratives that reflect on “high” versus “low” art, diasporic experiences, and social and class stratification through humorous world-building.

For information regarding our opening night reception please email [email protected] or call 646.833.7709 or 210.804.2219.

05/09/2026

This is the last day to visit Friends Fair! Join us in room 211 at the Loren Hotel in Austin. The fair will be on view until 6PM CST today.

“Each image of the series reflects a crystallized moment in time primarily centered on food gatherings but devoid of any human presence. Ramirez meticulously recreates his still life to realize the aftermath of convivial San Antonio moments. Looking to the historical still life genre of the 17th century Dutch Vanitas paintings and their symbolic references to life’s impermanence, Ramirez reconstructs his temporary images to exhibit the aftermath and the forgotten remnants of social memory. His conceptual objectives range from elevating the mundane, critiquing over consumption, and personifying his local cultural food waste.” - Dr. Claudia Zapata, Curatorial Assistant of Latinx Art at the Smithsonian American Art Museum

Chuck Ramirez Seven Days Series: Birthday Party, 2003, Authenticated with an embossed artist-designed blind stamp on back of artwork label, Pigment inkjet print on Canson platine paper, 24 x 30., in 61 x 76.2 cm, edition of 6

For inquiries regarding our gallery programming or to schedule a private appointment outside our regular gallery hours, please email [email protected] or call 646.833.7709 or 210.804.2219.

05/07/2026

Friends Fair preview!

Ruiz-Healy Art is delighted to participate in the the second edition of Friends Fair from May 7th - May 9th at the Loren Hotel in Austin, Texas. Visit us in room 211.

Friends Fair is a home-grown art fair with a national perspective and is organized by Ivester Contemporary, Martha’s, McLennon Pen Co., and Northern-Southern (the Friends of Galleries) for the city of Austin.

Please contact [email protected] or call 646.833.7709 or 210.804.2219 for questions about the fair or to request a preview.

05/01/2026

Ruiz-Healy Art is excited to present de la Torre Brothers: Psychopomp, marking the brothers’ second solo exhibition with the gallery and their first in New York City. The exhibition will be on view beginning Tuesday, May 12. “Psychopomp” is a term for a spiritual guide who leads souls on their journey to the afterlife. The de la Torre Brothers create elaborate mixed-media glass sculptures and lenticular prints, using the concept of the psychopomp to explore themes of cultural transience. Their Baroque-inspired creatures create visually dense narratives that reflect on “high” versus “low” art, diasporic experiences, and social and class stratification through humorous world-building.

For information regarding our opening night reception please email [email protected] or call 646.833.7709 or 210.804.2219.

04/25/2026

Join gallery artist Cecilia Paredes alongside artists Gina Osterloh and Pipo Nguyen-Duy tomorrow at 3:00 PM for AIPAD Talks Live at the Park Avenue Armory. The conversation, Convergence and Camouflage: Artists Obscuring the Self, will be moderated by Paulina Choh, Marcia Brady Tucker Fellow in Photography at Yale University Art Gallery and will take place inside the Veterans Room.

Please contact [email protected] or call 646.833.7709 or 210.804.2219 for questions about the fair or to request a preview.

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