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TXST Galleries is stop #52 on the 2026 San Marcos Studio Tour!
Visit the Joann Cole Mitte Building to experience the 2026 Juried Student Exhibition during the citywide celebration of local artists.
TXST Galleries is stop #52 on the 2026 San Marcos Studio Tour!
Visit the Joann Cole Mitte Building to experience the 2026 Juried Student Exhibition during the citywide celebration of local artists.
Join us for a special evening of open studios in the Joann Cole Mitte Building as part of the 2026 San Marcos Studio Tour.
TXST Galleries is stop #52 on the tour. Visitors are invited to experience the 2026 Juried Student Exhibition, on view in Galleries 1 and 2, featuring work by Texas State students selected by an invited juror.
The San Marcos Studio Tour is a citywide celebration of local artists, studios, and creative spaces.
For their FL3X Space show, San Marcos Projection Mapping Pop-Up Exhibition, students in ARTC 4319: Design for Experiences present projection-mapped motion graphic installations that explore the culture, environment, and communal identity of San Marcos. Working in small teams, students translate research and data into immersive visual narratives—“Data Portraits” that reveal patterns, stories, and impressions of place. This pop-up exhibition highlights experimental approaches to data visualization, experiential design, and projection mapping as students transform information into immersive visual experiences.
TXST Galleries is stop #52 on the 2026 San Marcos Studio Tour!
Visit the Joann Cole Mitte Building to experience the 2026 Juried Student Exhibition during the citywide celebration of local artists.
Join us at TXST Galleries during the 2026 San Marcos Studio Tour, a citywide celebration of local artists, studios, and creative spaces.
TXST Galleries is stop #52 on the tour. Visitors are invited to explore the 2026 Juried Student Exhibition, on view in Galleries 1 and 2, featuring work by Texas State students selected by an invited juror.
Coinciding with their FL3X exhibition, After the Bonfire, Brittany Ham and Justin Korver will hold an artist talk about their co-working practice and collaboration—an opportunity for art students to engage with the creative potential found in collaborative art practice and the importance of building bonds within their local art community.
From the Artists
We have been co-creating artwork since 2018. Our joint practice is based in our intersecting interests in pictorial space and the materiality of European hunting tapestries, and we were drawn to the medium because of its engagement with landscape, gender, and the discourse of power. Our practice co-opts the stylization and narrative structures of these tapestries while reformulating their power dynamics to align with more balanced and ethical relationships in the human and more-than-human world.
Awards will be announced at 5:45 PM during the opening reception on Monday, March 23
The School of Art and Design’s annual Juried Student Exhibition celebrates the distinguished work of Texas State University students. The 2026 Juror is Andrea Alvarez, PhD, Associate Curator at the Buffalo AKG Art Museum in Buffalo, New York.
1 Best in Show Award of $500.
Recipient may be featured in next year’s Juried Student Exhibition publicity materials.
Up to 2 Juror’s Merit Awards of $250 each.
Andrea Alvarez, PhD has been on the curatorial team at the Buffalo AKG Art Museum since she joined as a Curatorial Fellow in 2017. Her curatorial focus is on contemporary art, with a particular interest in the work of Latinx, Latin American, and other global diasporic artists.
