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Wright Gallery

The Wright Gallery displays visual art exhibits which honor diversity in all forms. The gallery serves as a center for campus and community visual arts engagement, education and enjoyment.

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Location
Langford A, second floor 

Hours
Monday through Friday 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Contact
979.458.0539
wrightgallery@arch.tamu.edu

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Exhibits

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Fresh Forward Annual PVFA & SOA Student Exhibition

Fresh Forward

Annual School of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts and School of Architecture Student Exhibition

May 3 – September 8, 2023

  • An angled view of the Fresh Forward: PVFA & SOA Student Exhibition that showcases the show title, framed architecture plans, architecture vessels, a duplex model, and a planter system.
    School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts; School of Architecture
  • A view of the Fresh Forward: PVFA & SOA Student Exhibition that showcases two architecture vessels, framed architecture plans, a CGI rendering, and a TV with time based media videos.
    School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts; School of Architecture
  • A view of the School of Architecture student submissions featuring five architecture vessels on various pedestals and a parametric planting system.
    School of Architecture. ARCH 406, Architecture Design V
  • A profile view of the School of Architecture student submissions featuring six architecture vessels on various pedestals.
    School of Architecture. ARCH 406, Architecture Design V
  • A close photo of School of Architecture’s architecture vessels featuring 3 large vessels in the foreground, 2 smaller vessels in the background, and a partial view of the parametric planting system.
    School of Architecture. ARCH 406, Architecture Design V
  • A close up photograph of a 3D printed architecture vessel on a black pedestal with red flowers placed along the vessel’s crevices.
    Architecture vessel by Emily Acosta, Ashley Ku, and Sunjin Lee. 3D printed PLA (plastic). School of Architecture. ARCH 406 Architecture Design V
  • A close up photograph of a 3D model of a timber duplex made out of balsa wood, foam core, and PLA atop a bass wood plank.
    “Timber Duplex” by Jade Radford, Ethan Hajdik, Alyssa Foertsch, & Addison Henson. Balsa wood, bass wood, foam core, & PLA. School of Architecture. ARCH 206 Architecture Design II
  • A close up photograph of four different 3D printed duplex models made out of PLA and balsa wood.
    “Timber Duplex” by Jade Radford, Ethan Hajdik, Alyssa Foertsch, & Addison Hennson. Balsa wood, bass wood, foam core, & PLA. School of Architecture. ARCH 206 Architecture Design II
  • An angled view of Fresh Forward: PVFA & SOA Student Exhibition featuring 2 duplex floor plan designs, 4 3D printed models, 1 architecture vessel, a CGI portrait, and 1 3D model of a duplex.
    School of Architecture. ARCH 206, Architecture Design II & ARCH 406 Architecture Design V
  • An angled view of Fresh Forward: PVFA & SOA Student Exhibition featuring 3 architecture vessels, 1 framed architecture plan, a red self portrait, and one linocut print with materials.
    School of Architecture; School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts
  • A close up photograph of a self portrait painting painted with various hues & shades of red.
    “Drowing” by Ricardo Sanoja. Oil paint on canvas. School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts. ARTS 325, Painting I
  • A close up photograph of a board game with various 3D printed dog parts, playing cards, and a colorful wheel with dog illustrations.
    “Build-a-Mutt” by Katelyn Noble, Maleah Miller, Farnoush Torkzadeh, Hayden Loos, Dominic Nguyen, Helena Rodrigues, Shadoe Bourn, Brittney Crowe, Emily Legg, & Xingling Xu. Mixed media. School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts. Funded by VIVID Lab. VIZA 614, Form, installation, & environment
  • A slanted photograph of 3 different artworks. A diorama of cats in a bar, a CGI rendering of an environment with a green car, and an oil painting of a pixelated Flamingo with a teal background.
    “Whiskers & Whiskey” by Corain Marneweck, mixed media, VIST 106 Principles of Design II; “Pueblando Al Amanecer: A CGI Environment” by Andrea Ballesteros, printer ink on paper, VIZA 693 MS in Visualization Capstone; “Flamingo” by Toryn Autry, oil paint on canvas, ARTS 325 Painting I. School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts
  • A slanted photograph of 3 charcoal drawings in white frames featuring one portrait, one still life, and one environment drawing.
    “Portrait of Mica” by Sydney Lemmon, charcoal on drawing paper, ARTS 212 Life Drawing; “Allegory of Art” by Aziel Obergon, charcoal on drawing paper, ARTS 115 Drawing for Visualization; “Cloudy Morning at Langford” by Evie Liang, charcoal on drawing paper, ARTS 115 Drawing for Visualization. School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts
  • A wide angle view of a lino-cut print accompanied by the linoleum print plate, paper making samples, 2 jars of paper pulp samples, and fabric samples.
    “Buy Less: A Sustainable Art Series” by Hannah Boyd. Hand-carved linoleum (lino-cut) print and plate. VIST 409 Capstone Studio. School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts
  • An angled view of a lino-cut print accompanied by the linoleum print plate, paper making samples, 2 jars of paper pulp samples, and fabric samples.
    “Buy Less: A Sustainable Art Series” by Hannah Boyd. Hand-carved linoleum (lino-cut) print & plate. VIST 409 Capstone Studio. School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts
  • A close up angled view of hand carved linoleum plates with ink residue
    “Buy Less: A Sustainable Art Series” by Hannah Boyd. Hand-carved linoleum (lin-cut) print & plate. VIST 409 Capstone Studio. School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts
  • A wide view of the Fresh Forward: PVFA & SOA Student Exhibition featuring the School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts student submissions
    School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts
  • A wide view of the Fresh Forward: PVFA & SOA Student Exhibition featuring School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts student submissions
    School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts
  • A wide view of the Fresh Forward: PVFA & SOA Student Exhibition featuring School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts student submissions
    School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts
  • A wide shot of the Fresh Forward: PVFA & SOA Student Exhibition featuring School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts student submissions
    School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts
  • An angled view of the Fresh Forward: PVFA & SOA Student Exhibition featuring School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts student submissions.
    School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts
  • An angled view of the Fresh Forward: PVFA & SOA Student Exhibition featuring School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts student submissions.
    School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts
  • A close up view of a white foam core sculpture inspired by the spotted lanternfly insect.
    “Spotted Lanternfly” by Asia Erwin. Foam core. School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts. VIST 106 Principles of Design II
  • A close up view of a foam core sculpture with a combination of angular and curved foam pieces
    Foam core sculpture by Evie Liang. Foam core. School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts. VIST 106 Principles of Design II
  • A close up view of a dress made out of newspaper and bottle tabs with a matching crown and bouquet from the “Waste Wear Wearable Arts” Runway Show.
    Newspaper dress from “Waste Wear Wearable Arts” Runway Show by Sara Cruz, Rodriguez, Angelyn Kham, Camden Maddox, Cole Eckhardt, Jacob Hou, Kate Lynn Nolan, Kylie Peters, Kevin Kim. School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts. PERF 156 Dress in World Cultures
  • A close up view of a mermaid dress made out of plastic and an upcycled dress from the “Waste Wear Wearable Arts” Runway Show.
    Mermaid dress from “Waste Wear Wearable Arts” Runway Show by Alexa Mihailescu, Rodrigo Orozco, Isabella O’Connell, Lilia Barnett, Yoselyn Hernandez, Hector Sesatty, Shrikar Pinnam, & Estrella Rueda. School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts. PERF 156 Dress in World Cultures
  • A wide view of 2 dresses from “Waste Wear Wearable Arts” Runway Show featuring a brightly colored dress made out of chip bags & coffee pods as well as a monochromatic blue dress made out of trash bags & fairy lights with a matching headband.
    Chip bag dress from “Waste Wear Wearable Arts” Runway Show by Nadia Abusaid, Evelyn Carley, Lexy Ide, Keira Hemmert, Alyssa LeDane, Sharon Smith, & Haylie Ramos; Blue trash bag dress from “Waste Wear Wearable Arts” Runway Show by Claire Beardsley, Isabella Fonesca, Emily Lajoie, Trinity Halcom, Liliana Aguilar, Katie Rohaghan, & Emma Metz. School of Performance, Visualization, & Fine Arts. PERF 156 Dress in World Cultures

Upcoming

Marian Ichaso Lefeld

September 18 – October 26, 2023

Carlos Hernadez

November 6, 2023 – January 11, 2024

The gallery provides rotating exhibits and hosts lectures and special events. The Wright Gallery displays many different artworks and artists with emphasis on featuring:

  • Work created by women and other underrepresented groups
  • Works that promote dialogue on topics of social and cultural importance
  • Artists who challenge conventional art practice 
  • Emerging and established artists, architects and designers of local, regional, national, and international acclaim

The gallery was named to honor donor James Wright, who earned a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Texas A&M in 1954. 

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