Redbud Gallery features local, national, and international artists, both master and beginner artists, with works in print, sculpture, ceramics, photos, drawings, paintings, and installations.

Rice Gallery is recognized for dynamic, site-specific installation art at Rice University.

Since November 1998, Richmond Hall has housed the penultimate work by the Minimalist sculptor Dan Flavin (1933–96), one of the most innovative artists of the second half of the twentieth century.

Rudolph Projects ArtScan Gallery, housed in a 1930s era bungalow, is known for promoting rising Texas talents and traveling to many of the national art fairs.

Russian Cultural Center "Our Texas" is a nonprofit organization, 501 (c) (3), which is actively exposing the Russian-speaking and American communities to a wide spectrum of styles in performing and visual arts emerging from artists of Eastern Europe.

Sicardi Gallery primarily hosts exhibitions of modern and contemporary Latin American art. The artists range in career development from emerging artists to modern and contemporary masters from Latin America.

Since its opening on December 5, 2003, space125gallery has been showcasing the work of its Individual Artists Fellowship recipients. Exhibits are free and open to the public.

Noted dealer Texas Gallery features a stellar stable, representing heavy-hitters such as New York-based abstract painters Elizabeth Murray and Jeff Elrod as well as Ellen Phelan’s lyrical landscapes.

Thornwood Gallery offers a new exhibit each month in the main gallery, featuring either a solo exhibition or group showing with a variety of work in other rooms.

Houston’s newest gallery offers an unparalleled collection of fine art beckoning the true collector.