

E X H I B I T I O N S
Since 1998, S.M.A.R.T. projectspace has exhibited outstanding artwork in a professional setting. Monthly exhibitions include emerging artists, students and professional artists. Curated by Mark Martinez.

More Than a Feelin' More Than a Selfie
A GROUP EXHIBITION CURATED BY
On view Sept 13 - Oct 4, 2025
Opening Reception, Sept 13 from 7:00 – 10:00 PM
Gallery Hours Saturdays 1-4 through Oct 4
This FotoSeptiembre exhibition features six Texas-based women photographers; Beth Devillier, Mari G Hernandez, Gabi Magaly, Natasha Shirley, River Stephens, & Medusa Villanueva.
More Than A Feelin' – More Than A Selfie features artists who's self-portraits remain beyond the superficial version notoriously held from arm's length. Not only do they allow us a more intimate perspective into their emotional state, but with their artistry and vulnerability, they aren't pandering for likes, they are unapologetically true– to themselves and to art, for authentic connection, communication, and dialogue about identity, feelings, solitude, independence, ownership, and love of self.

Meet Mark Martinez, S.M.A.R.T. curator.
Martinez collaborates with our S.M.A.R.T curriculum to curate professional artist exhibitions that highlight our students' voices. This innovative and unconventional approach allows our students to showcase their work alongside established artists, fostering a dynamic dialogue between the two. It's a fantastic opportunity for students to engage in meaningful conversations about art, enriching their creative experience.
2025 exhibition and event schedule
August 9, 2025
Mija / Mija X
curated by Mark Martinez
Sept 13
More than a Feelin', More Than a Selfie
Fotoseptiembre curated by Vikky Jones
Oct 11
Inclusion/ Exclusion
by Briscoe Elementary 5th Grade
Oct 26
Private Event 1 - 4 pm
Nov 8
Assemblage
by Briscoe Elementary 4th Grade
Dec 13
1906 Artists Exhibition
2026 exhibition and event schedule
Jan 9
Mark Warnick Event Launch (invite only)
Jan 10
Mark Warnick photography
February 14
We Are Abstract by Briscoe Elementary 1st Grade