Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art

Russell Fowler

Lookout: Paintings by Davey Eldridge: May 3 – June 29

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Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art currently hosts an exhibition by Houston artist Davey Eldridge featuring a survey of his landscapes examining the elemental structures and rhythm of nature and inspired by fleeting moments in time captured within those landscapes. Originally from Potsdam, New York, Eldridge studied painting and printmaking at SUNY Potsdam. He … [Read more...] about Lookout: Paintings by Davey Eldridge: May 3 – June 29

Jesse Lott: A Legacy of Art and Collaboration, from the Collection of Ann Harithas – Extended through April 19

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On Saturday, December 7th, from 5-8PM, Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art will host an exhibition by the late artist Jesse Lott drawn from the collection of Ann Harithas. Starting with their meeting in the 1970’s, the two became lifelong friends sharing ideas on aesthetics and the role art can play in society. Included in this exhibition are a number collaborative collages … [Read more...] about Jesse Lott: A Legacy of Art and Collaboration, from the Collection of Ann Harithas – Extended through April 19

Art Cars: Made from Scratch to Cadillacs

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On July 10th, 2024, Five Points Museum will reopen to the public with a selection of art cars from thepermanent collection of Ann Harithas. The cars in this exhibit were all made by artists considered “Best in Show” at national competitions, and display a wide variety of origin and techniques, including made from scratch creations by Mark “Scrapdaddy” Bradford and the … [Read more...] about Art Cars: Made from Scratch to Cadillacs

TIMELINE: 200 YEARS

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CALL FOR ARTISTS Note: We are no longer accepting entries through our online form. If you would still like to be considered, please contact the museum at info@fivepointsmuseum.com. View submission guidelines and FAQs here New exhibit opening March 2, 2024 at Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art What has happened in 200 years? Globally? Locally?  Globally, … [Read more...] about TIMELINE: 200 YEARS