Carlos Runcie-Tanaka: FRAGMENTO
June 27, 2009 - October 18, 2009

Carlos Runcie-Tanaka is an artist with superb artistic skills, compelling visual insights and a profoundly spiritual sense of mystery. He was born in Lima, Peru; his heritage is Peruvian, Japanese and English. Lima is the multi-cultural capital of Peru on the Pacific coast of South America. With over eight million inhabitants, Peru’s demographic consists of Indigenous people, Europeans, Americans and Afro-Peruvians.

Javier de Villota: DeHumanization Echo
&  Jess Lott: Urban Frontier Art
March 14, 2009 - May 24, 2009

The Station Museum is proud to present two one-man exhibitions,  One is a survey of the art of Jesse Lott, an important artist of long-standing in Houston.  The other presents the work of a noted Spanish artist, Javier de Villota, who resides in Houston. While radically different from a cultural perspective both of these artists express a rare sense of compassion and a profound spirituality.

Iraqi Artists in Exile
November 1, 2008 - February 15, 2009

Iraqi Artists in Exile is the second museum-level exhibition of contemporary Iraqi Art in the United States.