Bill Pangburn:
Printed Traces – A Neches River Journal

On View: May 5 – July 5, 2026

Bill Pangburn: Printed Traces – A Neches River Journal presents a new body of work inspired by the reflection of light and movement of the Neches River. Pangburn, a Texas Native currently based in New York City, is a mixed media artist and recognized for his large-scale abstract woodcut prints. This installation transforms the gallery with a print series which reflects his time on the Neches River through observations of shifting light, layered reflections, and the fluid movement of water.

Julius Stockfleth: Dawn of a Century

On View: May 5 – July 5, 2026

Julius Stockfleth: Dawn of a Century highlights the work of an early Texas artist known for documenting significant geographical locations and pivotal historical moments along the Texas coast. Stockfleth’s most notable paintings depict moments before, during, and after the hurricane of 1900 in Galveston, Texas. This exhibition marks a meaningful return for Stockfleth’s work which was first presented at AMSET in October 1987, several weeks after the museum’s move to its new location in downtown Beaumont.