Galleries and Studios in Fayetteville

ARTS for Rural Texas Ross Gallery hosts visual and performing artists, as well as student project in their two gallery rooms. During the first weekend in May they host a juried art show on the historic Fatyetteville Square. They run after school and summer arts programs to provide arts education in area schools. To view current exhibitions and hours please visit the gallery website at the link below or visit the ARTS for Rural Texas facebook page.
Contact Sandra Borne, Executive Director 979-378-2113 Email Website
114 N Live Oak, Fayetteville, TX 78940

RED & WHITE GALLERY is on the first floor of the historic Red & White Building and the adjacent Old Dawn Theater Buidling.

The Gallery specializes in showing Texas artists and has featured the work of internationally-known sculptor Jésus Moroles, painters William Anzalone, Charles Schorre, Mary Quiros and Mark Kohler,  photographer Laura Wilson, cermacists Pat Johnson and Susan Budge and collagist Jerry Jeanmard.

Contact Joan Herring 713-818-9766 Email Website

Outside of Fayetteville

IMPRESSIONS BY MARY QUIROS Mary is a native of Laredo, Texas, which influences her work. The vibrant colors of this border culture explode in her work, whether in watercolor or acrylic. Though she often mixes other media, she states that there is such a harmony between watercolor and the creative process, that it is a joy to work with it. Mary’s eyes guide her art. She draws from the small blossom, the obscure window and the silence of a silhouette.

In 1977, after painting in oils and acrylics for 7 years, Mary found fluidity of expression in watercolor. Though she often mixes other media, she states that there is such a harmony between watercolor and the creative process, that it is a joy to work with it.

Mary’s watercolors have been exhibitied in Texas, Colorado, South Carolina, Missouri and Kansas, as well as a show at the Contemporary Museum of Modern Art in Nigata, Japan. She was featured in the Texas Watercolor Society publication “Fifty Years of Excellence” and the summer edition of Watercolor Magazine, both 1999 editions. The Laredo Center for the Arts exhibited her works in a “one woman” show in 1998, 2002, 2004, and 2007. In 2003, Mary was juried into the 13th edition of the “Encyclopedia of Living Artists” in America and in 2005 the 14th Edition of Living Artists. Another work, “Mariposas” was published in a North Light Book for artists entitled “Splash 8”. 

Mary is a signature member of Texas Watercolor Society with Sage Brush status Watercolor USA and Southwestern Watercolor Society and Kansas Watercolor Society and Houston Watercolor Society.
Mary Quiros
2875 Haw Creek Rd., Fayetteville, TX 78940 Website

LIVE OAK ART CENTER (LOAC) is dedicated to promoting the fine arts, expanding art education, and enhancing cultural enrichment. Housed in the historic Brunson Building in Columbus, Texas, admission is always free and open to the public.

LOAC is proud to offer a robust permanent collection, a diverse and exciting exhibition schedule, and a variety of community education programs. Their exhibition calendar consists of approximately 10 exhibitions a year, featuring established and emerging artist from around the state as well as artwork in a wide variety of media.

Periodically they offer live music in their Courtyard Wine Bar which has its own facebook page to announce upcoming events.

Contact Carly Howlett, Executive Director 979-732-8398 Email Website Facebook 1014 Milam Street, Columbus, TX 78934