Texas Art Now: Rhythms and Myths

TEXAS ART NOW: Rhythms and Myths brings together four artists exploring mystery, memory, and dreamlike connections between nature and human experience. Their work reveals hidden rhythms of the natural world and the subconscious. Michael Roque Collins draws on personal mythology, balancing ruin and growth through opposing forces. Sharon Kopriva merges painting and sculpture to reflect cycles of nature, spirituality, and renewal. Sherry Owens transforms crepe myrtle branches into poetic sculptures exploring human relationships and the cosmos. Carlos Canul creates layered abstractions with subtle Mayan references, suggesting evolving worlds. Together, their works form a compelling dialogue between rhythm and mythology.