May 30 through August 30
Stations Words | Bars Cars brings together the works of American artists Ed Ruscha and Ron Cooper. Both artists were involved in the intensely creative time in 1960s California and the Chouinard Art Institute. An important aspect of each artists practice is the road, light, and movement across the landscape of the American west.
Hills Snyder, A Little Known Fact About the Oregon Trail, 2010
Hills Snyder: Strays (a selection, 1973-2026)
August 29 - December 13
Hills Snyder was born in Lubbock, Texas and currently lives and works in Magdalena, New Mexico. Prior to moving to New Mexico, Hills was an integral part of the visual arts scene of San Antonio, where he worked as an artist, exhibition designer, curator, writer, and was a Senior Lecturer at the University of Texas, San Antonio. Strays are one-off works, which, like sudden love, come over night from fugitive circumstance or perhaps made in response to random stimuli.
An exhibition of selected landscapes from AMoA’s permanent collection. The landscape is a subject that always offers a particular type of beauty depending where you are. Take time to look, be inspired and create your own art to take home.
The Dr. and Mrs. William T. Price Collection
The Amarillo Museum of Art’s Asian art collection has grown dramatically over the past 10 years through the generosity of Dr. and Mrs. William T. Price of Amarillo. Their donations of art objects have and will spark a variety of significant exhibitions, introducing Asian art and culture to the Texas Panhandle community and to visitors near and far. Learn more
