Sala Diaz

Sala Diaz Sala Diaz, a 501(c) 3 exhibition space, is an experimental venue for contemporary art established in 1995. Open by appointment.

Located in the heart of the Cultural Arts District, Sala Diaz provides a venue for the exhibition of new and challenging work and fosters lasting exchange between our city and creative communities abroad. Housed in the same residential structure as the gallery, The Casa Chuck Residency is an invitational program through which Sala Diaz provides critics, curators and writers a haven for varied crea

tive pursuits. Initiated in 2011, the residency honors the legacy of visionary artist, arts advocate, cultural maven and bon vivant Chuck Ramirez who died the previous year. Official residents spend one month living in Ramirez’ former abode, exploring and interacting with the surrounding arts community. Sala/Casa hosts a wide array of arts professionals in-between exhibitions and residencies including artists, critics, curators, filmmakers, musicians and scholars. http://saladiazart.org/

For more information, please contact Sala Diaz, at [email protected].

Announcing our 2026 Summer Studio Resident Artist, Audrya Flores! 👏👏👏Audrya Flores is an interdisciplinary artist, educa...
06/01/2026

Announcing our 2026 Summer Studio Resident Artist, Audrya Flores! 👏👏👏

Audrya Flores is an interdisciplinary artist, educator, and mother from Brownsville, Texas. She utilizes installation, sculpture, drawing, painting, collage, video, and writing to document her journey as a healing trauma survivor.

Sala Diaz launched the Summer Studio Residency in 2023, transforming our gallery into a dedicated studio for a local artist. For two months, the artist-in-residence gets exclusive use of Sala Diaz to advance their practice, experiment, and create without financial or physical barriers.

Photo by Monica Saldana.

Join us tomorrow May 15, from 5–8pm for the opening of Ceci Goldstone's MFA thesis exhibition, "Family Mythologies." "Fa...
05/14/2026

Join us tomorrow May 15, from 5–8pm for the opening of Ceci Goldstone's MFA thesis exhibition, "Family Mythologies."

"Family Mythologies questions the concept of memory through excavations of personal recollections and inherited information. Sifting through the stories of my youth, I search to shed light on the array of forces that have shaped me. Why do we recall some stories more than others? What remains concealed from childhood? I am looking for the psychological imprints that have been passed down as well as those that the psyche may have kept hidden." - Ceci Goldstone

It's the final week to see our current exhibition, "The Things We Carry: Adelante," featuring work by Eva Gabriella Flyn...
05/05/2026

It's the final week to see our current exhibition, "The Things We Carry: Adelante," featuring work by Eva Gabriella Flynn and Adrienne Simmons. We'll have open gallery hours today and throughout the week. Join us!

Open Gallery Hours
Wednesday, May 6, 12–4pm
Friday, May 8, 12–4pm

It's the final week to see our current exhibition, "The Things We Carry: Adelante," featuring work by Eva Gabriella Flyn...
05/03/2026

It's the final week to see our current exhibition, "The Things We Carry: Adelante," featuring work by Eva Gabriella Flynn and Adrienne Simmons. We'll have open gallery hours today and throughout the week. Join us!

Open Gallery Hours
Sunday, May 3, 12–4pm
Tuesday, May 5, 12–4pm
Friday, May 8, 12–4pm

🅵🅴🅰🆃🆄🆁🅴🅳 🅰🆁🆃🅸🆂🆃 | Adrienne Simmons is a multidisciplinary artist currently based in Houston, TX. Drawn to real and imagi...
03/06/2026

🅵🅴🅰🆃🆄🆁🅴🅳 🅰🆁🆃🅸🆂🆃 | Adrienne Simmons is a multidisciplinary artist currently based in Houston, TX. Drawn to real and imagined landscapes, she uses abstract imagery and found materials in an attempt to understand the connection between people and their places. She received her MFA from the University of Houston. Her work has been collected by UTMB, MD Anderson, and private collectors. She has an upcoming solo exhibition at the LRT Gallery in Houston (2026) and was awarded a residency at the Vermont Studio Center (2025), with past solo and group exhibitions at the Houston Center for Photography, Elgin Street Studios, Hardy and Nance Studios, University of Houston Clear Lake, Lawndale Art Center, the Print Museum, and the Blaffer Art Museum.

See Adrienne's work for yourself this Saturday, March 7, from 6-9pm during the opening of "The Things We Carry: Adelante," a CAM Perennial Exhibition.

This Week | Sala Diaz is thrilled to be one of the venues for the 2026 CAM Perennial Exhibition! Join us for the opening...
03/05/2026

This Week | Sala Diaz is thrilled to be one of the venues for the 2026 CAM Perennial Exhibition! Join us for the opening reception of "Things Things We Carry: Adelante." Curated by Sala Diaz’s Exhibitions Manager, Casie Lomeli, and Independent Curator and Writer, Leslie Moody Castro, "Adelante" is one of five shows that make up this year’s CAM Perennial Exhibition.
In "Adelante" exhibiting artists Eva Gabriella Flynn and Adrienne Simmons approach landscape as both subject and collaborator. Through direct encounters with place they create artworks that physically embody these landscapes, integrating them as material.

📅 Saturday, March 7, 6–9pm
📍 Sala Diaz, 517 Stieren SATX
🎟 Free and open to all
🔗 Learn more: https://www.saladiazart.org/exhibition/ttwc-adelante

🅵🅴🅰🆃🆄🆁🅴🅳 🅰🆁🆃🅸🆂🆃 | Eva Gabriella Flynn is a chicana interdisciplinary artist from the Borderlands. Her work weaves histo...
03/03/2026

🅵🅴🅰🆃🆄🆁🅴🅳 🅰🆁🆃🅸🆂🆃 | Eva Gabriella Flynn is a chicana interdisciplinary artist from the Borderlands. Her work weaves historical narratives and personal experience into the landscapes of the American Southwest with layered iconography and symbolism. She received her BFA in Studio Arts and a BA in Foreign Languages from New Mexico State University. She received her MFA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a concentration in Painting and Drawing. Eva Gabriella’s work has been exhibited nationally and internationally at the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design (WI), Zhou B Art Center (IL), SITE Santa Fe (NM), Field Projects (NY), Western New Mexico University (NM), and Instituto de Lorenzo Medici (Florence, Italy).

See Eva's work in person this Saturday, March 7, from 6–9pm for the opening of "The Things We Carry: Adelante," a 2026 CAM Perennial Exhibition.

This Week | Sala Diaz is thrilled to be one of the venues for the 2026 CAM Perennial Exhibition! Join us for the opening...
03/03/2026

This Week | Sala Diaz is thrilled to be one of the venues for the 2026 CAM Perennial Exhibition! Join us for the opening reception of "Things Things We Carry: Adelante." Curated by Sala Diaz’s Exhibitions Manager, Casie Lomeli, and Independent Curator and Writer, Leslie Moody Castro, "Adelante" is one of five shows that make up this year’s CAM Perennial Exhibition.

In "Adelante" exhibiting artists Eva Gabriella Flynn and Adrienne Simmons approach landscape as both subject and collaborator. Through direct encounters with place they create artworks that physically embody these landscapes, integrating them as material.

📅 Saturday, March 7, 6–9pm
📍 Sala Diaz, 517 Stieren SATX
🎟 Free and open to all
🔗 Learn more: https://www.saladiazart.org/exhibition/ttwc-adelante

Join Sala Diaz and Un Girto Gallery this Sunday, February 15, for a Front Yard Hangout with Un Grito's exhibiting artist...
02/11/2026

Join Sala Diaz and Un Girto Gallery this Sunday, February 15, for a Front Yard Hangout with Un Grito's exhibiting artist, Heimo Wallner! Wallner has been staying at Sala Diaz while he's in town working on his solo exhibition at Un Grito, and we are happy to invite the community to Sala for a casual hangout with the artist.

Born in Tamsweg, Austria, Heimo Wallner attended the “Akademie der Bildenden Künste” in Vienna from 1981 – 88. He divides his time between Vermont, USA, where he teaches at Middlebury College and the University of Vermont and Scheifling, Austria, where he runs and curates the artists in residence program “hotelpupik”.
His work oscillates between wall drawings, drawing/animation and sculpture.

Wallner's solo exhibition, "desperado," will close at Un Grito on Thursday, February 19.

THIS WEEK | Join us saying farewell to Hilary Rochow's solo exhibition, "What We Leave Behind," happening this Saturday,...
02/04/2026

THIS WEEK | Join us saying farewell to Hilary Rochow's solo exhibition, "What We Leave Behind," happening this Saturday, Feb 7, from 6–9pm.

"What We Leave Behind" invites viewers into a contemplative space, offering a powerful reminder that in remembering what we've lost, we celebrate what we've had the privilege to encounter.

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