Archway Gallery's 15th Annual Juried Exhibition
July 8 - August 3, 2023

Exhibiting Artists

​Ali Alamdar
Alessandra Albin (HM)
Carlotta Baird
Jatziri Barron
Tania Bermont
Tania Botelho
George Bramlett (1st)
Rodney Butler
Bob Card (2nd)
Sheng Kuan Chung
Marisa Cigarroa Heymach
Angela Corson
Lina Delgado (HM)
Eric DePan

Margaret Dobbins
​Brittany Ellis
​Tatiana Escallon (HM)
Lorena Fernandez
Leticia Garcia
Diane Gelman
Margit Gergely
Debbie Gibbs
Celea Guevara
Anne Herrera
Stacy Kuropata
Dana Meyer
Bogdan Mihai
Wendy Moreland (HM)
​Clovis Postali

Hall Puckett (HM)
Beth Rodney
Pedro Romero S.
Camille Rosenfeld
Laura Roux
Charlie Jean Sartwelle
Tim Schneider
Ruby R. Scott
Joan Son
Eric Stiles
Erin Stroud
Kay Tasuji
Diana Marie Waguespack (3rd)
Holly Walrath

Juror: John Bernhard, is a swiss-born artist, photographer, designer, and writer who traveled extensively before settling in Houston in 1980. Founder of Bernhard Associates in 1984, he has specialized in corporate branding and identity programs for local industry while concurrently pursuing a career in fine art. He has exhibited his work in more than 30 solo shows, three museum exhibitions, and numerous group exhibitions. In January 2018, Bernhard was named Honorary Consul of Switzerland in Houston. For the past nine years, Bernhard has served as publisher and editor-in-chief of ArtHouston, the only magazine devoted exclusively to the arts in Houston. ​

50% of the sales from this exhibition went to our community partner, the remaining 50% to the artist.

Community Partner: Be the Peace - Be the Hope, an organization serving elementary, middle, and high school students and their teachers. Programs provide social and emotional learning strategies, allowing the development of competencies to improve well-being and academic performance. Since its inception in 2015, Be the Peace - Be the Hope has worked with students throughout Houston and across the world to address negative social, emotional, and environmental factors that have contributed to children’s trauma, disengagement, delinquency, and academic failure. ​