Between Form and Memory
OCTOBER 1st - December 17th
Between Form and Memory brings together six artists whose sculptures and mixed-media works explore how material and form can carry emotion, personal experience, and cultural memory. Working in stone, metal, ceramics, wood, and other media, the artists create meaning through surface, movement, and composition as well as recognizable imagery.
The exhibition invites viewers to consider the associations a shape or texture can awaken. Carved stone suggests fluid motion; metal draws on natural forms and textile traditions; assembled materials connect everyday experience with imagined histories. Across these approaches, the works offer different ways to encounter memory through the physical presence of an object.
Participating artists
Wardell Picquet · James Wyatt Hendricks · Susan Calkins · Hebron Chism · Cody Vance · Deja Coleman
Key dates:
October 1st, Opening Reception, 6-8pm
October 23rd, Ticketed Loft Concert with Meghan Picerno, American Dessert and Champagne, 7:30pm
November 4th, Loft Lecture, Daniel and Naomi Shihab Nye, 6:30pm
November 7th, Loft Concert, 6:30pm
November 18th, Ticketed Loft Concert, American program with food pairings by Clementine, 6:30pm
November 19th, Loft Concert, 6:30pm
December 10th, Loft Lecture, 6:30pm
December 17th, Gallery Closing Reception, 6-8pm
Private appointments upon request. Please call or text the curator, Jon Hinojosa at 210-273-6266.
Featured artists
Jon Hinojosa, curator
is focused on creative placemaking and building partnerships with creative communities to cultivate artistic experiences and make spaces for new and marginalized narratives.
He was a finalist on the PBS cooking show "The Great American Recipe", where he captivated audiences with his innovative yet nostalgic approach to Mexican-American cooking, blending traditional recipes with a contemporary twist that reflects his heritage and personal story. His work in the culinary arts has positioned him as a vital voice in Texas’s food scene, advocating for sustainable and culturally significant cuisine.
YO CREO, his new culinary and cultural tour company was born out of his love for Mexico and his desire to share its rich culture with others. He aims to show the diverse and captivating aspects of Mexico that they wouldn't typically experience on their own, from historical landmarks to culinary adventures.
Private appointments upon request, please call or text the curator, Jon Hinojosa, 210-273-6366, jonchinojosa@gmail.com