Adriana Corral’s installations, performances, and sculptures explore universal themes of loss, injustice, concealment, and memory. Corral has received numerous awards including Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture at the International Sculpture Center, NALAC Artist Grant, The Roy Crane Award for outstanding Creative Achievement in the Visual Arts, and the Joan Mitchell Emerging Artist Grant. Her work has been shown nationwide, notably at the Grounds for Sculpture in Trenton, NJ; National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago, IL; McNay Art Museum; Artpace San Antonio; The Snite Museum at Notre Dame University; and David Shelton Gallery. Corral received her BFA at The University of Texas at El Paso majoring in Painting and Sculpture with a Certificate in Curatorial Studies and her MFA at the The University of Texas at Austin in Sculpture.
Photo by Vincent Valdez

Joey Fauerso’s video work playfully projects her take on nature, culture, and gender. She has exhibited her work nationally and internationally, with recent shows at David Shelton Gallery in Houston, TX, the Centro Cultural Border in Mexico City, and Western Exhibitions in Chicago, IL. Fauerso has received grants from the Golden Foundation, Texas State University, and Dallas Museum of Art. She is currently an artist in the “Open Sessions” exhibition and curatorial program at the Drawing Center in New York, and is an Associate Professor of Studio Art at Texas State University. To see more of Joey Fauerso’s work, visit her website.

Justin Boyd is a Landscape artist living in San Antonio. He received his BFA from the University of Texas at San Antonio, and his MFA from the California Institute of Arts. He is currently the Chair of the Sculpture and Integrated Media at the Southwest School of Art has received an Artist Foundation Grant, Artpace Travel Grant, was a finalist for the Arthouse Texas Prize, and has had the privilege of participating in numerous solo and group exhibitions.