Currently on Display
Permanent Collection
Some of the works are on display around the building in perpetuity and others are hung in Festival Hall between exhibitions.
Fairyland: New Work by Erika Jaeggli
Fairyland is a solo presentation of new work by Erika Jaeggli. The series began with loose watercolors made inside Carlsbad Caverns National Park, where Jaeggli was an artist-in-residence in the spring of 2026. The exhibition takes its title from a location within the cavern’s famed Big Room, while also evoking the strange beauty, whimsy, and otherworldliness of the subterranean landscape.
Of Flesh & The Feminine: MIsty Gamble
In the solo exhibition, Of Flesh and The Feminine, a series of eight ageless ceramic life-size femmes, depicted through torsos, and inspired by the Rococo hold up heads with enormous baroque fantastical coiffures and operate as pedestals for the gigantic meat bouquet of animal fragments and accoutrement. Atop the head sits metal woven 'cages' or upside down French revolutionary era pocket skirts holding cornucopias of synthetic hair, tassels, horns, faux flora and ceramic cast drumsticks, wings and feet.
The Taste of Old Mexico: Pablo Cruz
The Greater Denton Arts Council is pleased to present The Taste of Old Mexico, a solo exhibition by Pablo Alonso Cruz, featuring cyanotypes and emulsion lift photographs. Through material experimentation and photographic processes rooted in history and memory, Cruz reflects on cultural identity, nostalgia, and the complexities of representation within Mexican-American experience.

