AMSET is excited to present the Japheth Asiedu-Kwarteng: Burden of Proof an exhibit of over 140 elements of mixed media art inspired by Ghanaian symbolism.
AMSET is also proud to present Adrian Esparza: Remnants of Distance. In this exhibition the artist deconstructs traditional Mexican serapes and utilizes the threads to create works that that will depict dramatic one and two-point perspectives to form striking dimensionality and volume.
The Art Museum of Southeast Texas is pleased to present a selection of recent acquisitions into the permanent collection in the West Hall gallery. These works were acquired through donations and purchases over the last year.
AMSET presents the mixed media work of Christine Ruddy for the fall 2024 Café Arts exhibition. Originally from Ohio, Ruddy moved to Southeast Texas in 2018 after many years of visiting the Rio Grande Valley to assist injured Maquila workers in Reynosa, Mexico and to raise money for an orphanage in Piedras Negras, Mexico. She and her daughter started a non-profit organization called Partners for Responsible Trade Inc., which raised money to buy prosthetics, back braces, and wheelchairs for permanently injured factory workers.
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