Previous Exhibitions

September 2016: Ernesto Leon

Ernesto Leon: Street Photography from Victoria and Beyond

Ernesto Leon

September 17 through December 11

Opening reception 9/17, 5-8pm

On Saturday, September 17th, from 5 to 8 pm, Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art will host an opening reception for the new exhibit, “Ernesto Leon: Street Photography from Victoria and Beyond.” Featuring multiple themes and covering both still photography and video installations, this exhibit will showcase Ernesto Leon’s candid street photography and documentary work from the Texas-Mexico border, Victoria, Houston and New York.

Ernesto Leon is an internationally exhibited artist based in Houston. Born in Venezuela and highly acclaimed in multiple media, this exhibition will primarily focus on his recent work as he has followed, documented and participated in cultural and political activism in South Texas. His photographic aesthetic confronts current political discussions around immigration and social justice with an intimate connection to his subjects. His work ranges from uniquely saturated color landscapes to black and white pieces that are visually reminiscent of Henri Cartier-Bresson.

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Opening June 25: Art Cars from the Permanent Collection

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On Saturday, June 25th, from 5 to 7 pm, Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art will host an opening reception for a new exhibit, Art Cars from the Permanent Collection. This exhibit will feature several art cars from internationally acclaimed artists, and will take place in the newly renovated large gallery at Five Points Museum. This exhibit is curated by Executive Director Ann Harithas and Chief Curator Maurice Roberts.

June 25 – July 3: Final Week to View Lost Worlds: New Drawings and Sculpture by Noah Edmundson

Visitors to the museum will also be able to view the ongoing exhibition Lost Worlds: New Drawings and Sculpture by Noah Edmundson, which has been extended until July 3rd. This exhibition features a range of new work, with intricate drawings, metal sculpture, and an example of Mr. Edmundson’s own art car work. His work has been exhibited and commissioned throughout Texas and the United States. He currently is the director and curator of Houston’s Art Car Museum.

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Noah Edmundson: Lost Worlds

From April 16 through May 30, 2016, Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art will be exhibiting Lost Worlds: New Drawings and Sculpture by Houston-based artist Noah Edmundson. This exhibition features a range of new work, with intricate drawings, metal sculpture, and an example of Mr. Edmundson’s own art car work. Evolving from skilled oil field equipment fabricator, Mr. Edmundson has been working as an artist for over 30 years. His work has been exhibited and commissioned throughout Texas and the United States. He currently is the director and curator of Houston’s Art Car Museum.

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Welcome to Five Points

We are currently getting ready for our grand opening on April 16th, 2016.

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On Saturday, April 16th, from 11:30am to 4pm, celebrate the opening of the new Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art, beginning with the 2016 Victoria Art Car Parade with a FREE family event and parade. Ann Harithas, founder of the new museum, has been a judge at the annual Orange Show Houston Art Car Parade for over 25 years and is also founder of the Art Car Museum in Houston. For the 2016 Victoria Art Car Parade, Harithas has organized award-winning art cars from noted car artists for display both at Jam Fest 2016 downtown, and on North Moody Street in and around the Five Points Museum with a new exhibition, Lost Worlds: New Drawings and Sculpture, by Houston artist Noah Edmundson on view inside the museum. In addition, students from local schools participating in the Manhattan Art Program (MAP) will have miniature sculptures on display. There will also be kids’ crafts areas hosted by MAP, and food and beverages. 

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