Redbud Arts Center

Redbud Arts Center Non-profit fine arts organization located in the historic Houston Heights neighborhood. We will provide a venue to showcase both the visual and performing arts.
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VISION:
We are the one nonprofit organization that provides a unique and wide array of low-cost cultural arts solutions to artists and art patrons in Texas. PURPOSE:
The RAC is founded by Gustav and Sharon Kopriva for the promotion of and education regarding the Arts. The Redbud Arts Center is a primarily Texas focused full-service art advisory agency, specializing in fine art exhibitions, educati

on, art acquisitions and marketing. Our services include archiving, appraisals, collection management, engineering, artist residencies, book, and film development. These activities will be available to all and at low or no cost. ACTIVITIES:
Goals are to provide the public community, artists, galleries, collectors, and museum personnel with the following low-cost services:
-art exhibitions that include works by both established and emerging artists
-educational workshops that provide the public and art creators with topics involving art history, art making methods, and professional business practices
-archiving processes and tools to support inventory control and collection management
-engineering consultation, siting, and materials of construction advice and products for art in public spaces
-acquisition and sale of art works to provide funding for our nonprofit art organization
-Redbud Arts Center provides venues for the visual and performing arts
-partner with Atelierhaus, a nonprofit artist residency in Hilmsen, Germany to furnish studios and housing to artists
-appraisal advice regarding the value of artwork and logistical guidance to aid in the transportation and installation of art
-promoting art internationally through exhibitions
-providing grants for worthy artistic endeavors
-offer career management options to artists, including film, book publishing and the use of social media
-providing Information Technology consulting services
-Redbud Arts Center derives its revenue from donations, grants, and the marketing of art

🎨 SAVE THE DATE 🎨We are thrilled to present “This is That”, a solo exhibition by the legendary Houston artist and musici...
05/29/2026

🎨 SAVE THE DATE 🎨

We are thrilled to present “This is That”, a solo exhibition by the legendary Houston artist and musician, Rock Romano ()

Known just as much for his vibrant paintbrush strokes as he is for his iconic contributions to the Texas music scene, Rock’s latest work brings a soulful, kinetic fusion of abstract and representational art straight to our gallery. His paintings are alive with swirls, dots, and vivid colors that harmonize like beautifully improvised notes in a piece of music.

Mark your calendars and join us for the opening night! Refer to the attached file “save the date post.png.jpg” for the full details.

đź“… When: Saturday, June 6
🕒 Time: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
đź“Ť Where: Redbud Arts Center, East Gallery

🏛️ Regular Gallery Hours:
Tue - Sat | 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Come out, meet the artist, grab a drink, and experience how “This is That”!



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05/29/2026

TAKE OFF TIME!

Dave Clark

“Sardonic Short stories” on view
Through June 27

05/29/2026

It’s take off time!

Dave Clark
“Sardonic Short Stories”

ON VIEW THROUGH JUNE 27

Last call for an extraordinary visual journey. 📸You have until this Saturday, May 30th, to see “FOTOFEST: Through Many L...
05/28/2026

Last call for an extraordinary visual journey. 📸

You have until this Saturday, May 30th, to see “FOTOFEST: Through Many Lenses”.

It’s a rare chance to look at twentieth-century storytelling through a deeply compelling lens where legendary frames by Gordon Parks and Berenice Abbott hang alongside raw, intimate Texas history captured by Houston’s own Ben De Soto and Tracy Anne Hart.

đź“ŤRedbud Arts Center (East Gallery)
🕒 Tuesday – Saturday, 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
đź“… Last Day: Saturday, May 30th, 2026



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05/25/2026

BARE WOOD WALL

Michael’s pick of the week.

Fritz Eichenberg
“The Follies of the Monks”
Woodcut
1905


MARK YOUR CALENDAR 🗓️✨ Opening Reception: Saturday, June 6📍 East Gallery | 303 E 11th St, Houston🕒 6:00 PM – 9:00 PMCome...
05/24/2026

MARK YOUR CALENDAR 🗓️

✨ Opening Reception: Saturday, June 6
đź“Ť East Gallery | 303 E 11th St, Houston
🕒 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Come see “This is That” by Houston-based artist and musician Rock Romano ().

Much like an improvisational jazz solo, Romano’s work is a dance of instinct and surrender! Where gestural lines and vibrant abstraction dissolve the boundaries between sound and sight.



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Don’t miss the Art Trails of Wiess Park! 🌳✨If you haven’t had a chance to explore this incredible outdoor exhibition in ...
05/19/2026

Don’t miss the Art Trails of Wiess Park! 🌳✨

If you haven’t had a chance to explore this incredible outdoor exhibition in person, time is running out.

This stunning collection of public sculptures brings creativity and expression straight into nature, featuring amazing works by artists

Michelle Matthews |
Jaymes Earl |
Tim Glover
Carter Ernst |
Jebhani Vargas |
Morgan Robinson |
Paul Kittelson | .kittelson

🗓️ August will be its final month up! Make plans to take a stroll down Wiess Park’s trails before these beautiful pieces are gone.

👉 Swipe to see a preview of the trail, and check out our website for full details on the artists and their work.



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05/18/2026

From cutting and folding to sketching and collage, it was inspiring to see everyone bring their personal stories and unique visions to life.

There’s something so powerful about the “DIY” spirit of zines! Taking art into our own hands and sharing it with each other.

Huge thanks to Gaby () for leading such a thoughtful session and to everyone who came out to create with us!



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Whether you’re looking for a final gallery walk-through or a deep dive into Texas-based contemporary art, this is the we...
05/15/2026

Whether you’re looking for a final gallery walk-through or a deep dive into Texas-based contemporary art, this is the week to do it.

Texas Art Now: Rhythms and Myths is entering its final days. This exhibition brings together the visionary works of

Carlos Canul |
Michael Roqué Collins |
Sharon Kopriva |
Sherry Owens |

Three artists who masterfully navigate the intersections of spirituality, mythology, and the natural world.

From Kopriva’s soulful bird iconography and Canul’s “tactile poetic adventures” to Collins’ lush, allegorical landscapes, the collection offers a profound look at the “terrible beauty” of the human condition.

Don’t miss the chance to experience these spiritual and physical realms in person before the doors close.

đź“… Last Day on View:
Thursday, May 28th, 2026
đź•š Gallery Hours:
Thursday - Sunday 11AM to 4PM
đź“Ť Horizon on Sunset
2501 Sunset Blvd, Houston, TX 77005



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05/14/2026

BARE WOOD WALL

Michael’s pick of the week.

Erich Heckel
“Self Portrait”
Serigraph
1905

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303 East 11th Street
Houston, TX
77008

Opening Hours

Tuesday 12pm - 5pm
Wednesday 12pm - 5pm
Thursday 12pm - 5pm
Friday 12pm - 5pm
Saturday 12pm - 5pm

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