Rita Kirkman, after spending years as a portrait artist, has become known for her award winning pastels spanning portraiture, figurative and landscape scenes.

Billy Keen's work spans painting, sculpture and assemblage, often encapsulating plein air landscapes, carved figures and abstract color fields. Sacred Voices is Keen's latest series of works exploring these elements which encourage introspection, create layered meanings and celebrate the aesthetics of nature and wildlife.

Texas wood artists George Bagnall and Michael Geer show off their latest work in April.

Michael Geer (Seguin, TX) uses the natural forms of mesquite to create one of a kind wood turnings, artwork and furniture. Geer has won Best of Media at the Rockport Art Festival among many other awards and shows including the Texas Mesquite Art Festival and the Texas Furniture Makers' Show.

Marietta Patricia Leis's work explores one of the most fundamental aspects of visual art: color. Her abstract color field paintings range from subtly smooth to deeply rich. Leis pursues the infinite variety of color in her work, showing a sharp design sensibility and enlivening the visual senses.

Every year RCA hosts a statewide juried exhibition for undergraduate and graduate students emerging in the visual arts.

Jessica Battes is an artist and educator that lives and works in Arlington,Texas. Jessica studied Fine Art at the University of North Texas in Denton where she received a B.F.A. with a concentration in ceramics. She received her M.F.A. from the University of Texas at San Antonio.

A group of Rockport artists rediscover the beauty of Texas by traveling and painting across the state: June Ainsworth, Angalee DeForest, Anita Diebel, Susan Forrest, Caro Jackson, Carol Koutnik and Betty Shamel.

Rockport Center for the Arts presents an exhibition of faculty members from the Southwest School Art in San Antonio -- bringing together a diverse selection of ideas and practices that drive the Southwest School of Art's new Bachelor of Fine Arts academic program.

Bro. Cletus Behlmann, S.M., a Marianist Brother, taught for 19 years before arriving in San Antonio to become a full time artist. His first opportunity to study art came at age 28, when he studied at the Chicago Institute of Art and Washington University in St. Louis.

Gulf Coast is a juried exhibition of artworks that celebrate, challenge, and capture the activities, ideas and scenery that shape daily life on the Gulf Coast.

Six RCA Member Artists stand out from the crowd in this annual group exhibition.

She has been a traditional sewer/quilter all her life, but today, Susie Bracht Black is branching out to experimental fabric art, showing off her brilliant work in the Art Center's Garden Gallery this summer.

Art Festival Poster Artists from years past show their latest work to kick off Art Festival season

Pamela Fulcher is known for her bold and beautiful photographs, whether seascapes and harbor views, industrial and pastoral scenes or portraits of well-known local characters.

Deb Gioia brings her whimsical painting and sculpture to the center in May.

Photographers Jerra and Buddy Lee's photographs span many subjects, but for this exhibition, the work centers around the artist's recent trips to Cuba.

Diane Pike is known for her confident, sharp and colorful plein air paintings. Pike received her degree in Fine Art from the University of Northern Colorado where she studied printmaking and graphic design, then worked for 10 years as a graphic designer in Denver.

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 and selected by an invited juror: $500 First Prize, $300 Second Prize, and $200 Third Prize. Honorable Mentions may be awarded at the juror's discretion. 

Hill Country potters and founders of the Texas Clay Festival showcase their work as part of Rockport Clay Expo weekend!

Robert Johnson's detailed drawings are featured in the Garden Gallery in February.