Kevin Ramler is part artist, part musician. His work with ceramics often incorporates musical and interactive elements, pushing the limits of "functional ceramics." Ramler was selected as the Art Center's first student resident, and recently became director at large for the board of the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts.

Each year six member artists are selected from the annual all-member show for a group show: Five by juror, one by popular vote.

Pastel artist and twelve-year Art Festival veteran Bruce Bitter exhibits as the 20th Poster Artist for the 43rd Annual Rockport Art Festival.

Poster Artists from year's past show recent work in the Garden Gallery to kick off Art Festival season!

The Gentileschi Aegis Gallery Association (G.A.g.A.) is a not for profit organization run by and for women artists whose mission is to serve the women’s artist community of San Antonio. 

Professor of Photography at Texas A&M Commerce, Vaughn Wascovich shares the expressive capabilities of pinhole photography.

Ted Armulowicz is a five-time Art Fest winner for Best of Category (wood). Whether abstract vessels, functional furniture or hand-made guitars, Ted designs custom work for the most discriminating customers in Texas, including wood turnings from various types of wood at his studio in Liberty Hill, TX.

Recent work from an emerging master of painting

Corpus Christi artist Shelly Porter brings her contemporary watercolors to Rockport.

Every year RCA hosts a statewide juried exhibition for undergraduate and graduate students emerging in the visual arts. Prize winners are awarded to the top three artworks, selected by invited juror.

West Texas ceramic artist Jim Bob Salazar returns to Rockport for a solo exhibition and demo during Clay Expo Weekend, February 4-5, 2012. 

The annual all-member exhibition highlights our family of artists and provides a chance to stand out as a Merit Artist the following year. An invited juror will chose five Merit Artists, and a sixth is selected by popular vote.

The Rockport Film Festival (RFF) celebrates the best of independent cinema on the Texas Coast. Showcasing shorts, features, documentaries, animations and student films, Rockport Film Festival is a welcoming three-day event that highlights talent from all over the world.

Our second national juried exhibition, Shorelines brings together artists from all over the state and nation to celebrate coastal life, no matter the medium. Entries were juried by award-winning artist Larry Felder, and prizes will be awarded by Rene Paul Barilleaux, Chief Curator/Curator of Art after 1945 at the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio. 

Austin artist Glenda Kronke takes us below sea level with her luminous kiln-formed glass works.

Shelly Grappe finds the offbeat and whimsical in her handmade fiber creations.

Every year five artists are selected from Currents, the annual all-member exhibition, by an invited juror. These five artists along with a sixth, chosen by popular vote, become the following year's Merit Artists.

Known for his carefully rendered scenes of Texas coastal harbors and working vessels, local artist Blake Taveapont returns to the Art Center with new works on canvas. 

Betty Shamel takes the stage as the 19th annual Poster Artist for the Rockport Art Festival. 

Poster Artists represent the Art Festival each year by creating a piece for the annual Art Festival poster, and presenting a solo show of their work at Rockport Center for the Arts.