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Upcoming Exhibitions
Explore the upcoming exhibitions at the PFMFA, where art and culture come alive in the heart of Spring, Texas. Each show features a vibrant mix of renowned, contemporary, and local artists—inviting visitors to connect, create, and be inspired by the transformative power of art.
Nympheus Luminansis
The Water Lilies of Light
On View in the Main Gallery January 23 - April 24
Laurence Saunois celebrates the water lilies of Giverny, a theme that inspired Claude Monet. This series of ten paintings invites the viewer to an immersive and poetic visual experience, where light and color become the true protagonists.
Laurence Saunois; Nympheus Luminansis, Light is Gold; 2024; Oil on canvas
Something Gold Remains
On View in the Cole Gallery January 23 - April 24
Mark is a graduate of Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Environmental Design and a Master of Architecture, and is a registered architect in Texas. Mark began drawing around age 5 but did not begin painting until after college. He is largely self-taught, drawing on realist painters like Winslow Homer, Andrew Wyeth, and Edward Hopper. Since 1980 he has had many solo exhibitions and is represented by Red Piano Art. His work has also been shown at the Museum of Art of the American West and the Autry Museum of Western Heritage. Since 1988, New York Graphic Society and Bruce McGaw Graphics have printed his paintings for worldwide distribution.
Mark Stewart; Dresser Apples; 2000; Watercolor
Visual Journeys
Photography, Infrared, and Painted Interpretations
On View in the Community Gallery January 23 - April 24
Maryanne Keeling is a fine art photographer and mixed-media artist whose work explores light, atmosphere, beauty, and a strong sense of place. She is a native South Carolinian who divides her time between Charleston, South Carolina and Houston, Texas. Maryanne brings more than three decades of professional photographic experience to a body of work inspired by landscapes, wildlife, architecture, florals, and the quiet details discovered through travel.
Maryanne Keeling; Rooted in Silence; Fine Art, color photograph on aluminum
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