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On Exhibit:

Colorful Abstract Art

GRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL

Art Department

Spring Show

featuring work by 9-12th grade students in Art I, II, III, and IV

April 3-May 9, 2026

UPCOMING EVENTS

Create Priceless Memories Together

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Summer Art Camp @ The OP!

Join us as we  journey through Joanna Gaines' book, The World Needs the Wonder You See, and accompany each adventure with an art project using different art techniques and mediums in a way that encourages and stretches our littles artists!

Join us for an unforgettable adventure that celebrates the beauty of our world through the magic of art!

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UPCOMING EXHIBITS

Expand Your World with Us

Tom Lea: Brushstrokes from the Frontlines of World War II

El Paso artist Tom Lea was the first Accredited War Artist-Correspondent hired by LIFE magazine to paint World War II as it was being experienced by U.S. and Allied troops. From 1941 to 1945, Lea traveled more than 100,000 miles to record military activities in places like the South Pacific, China, and Peleliu. His most iconic paintings were published in eleven issues of LIFE and became some of the most recognized war paintings in the world.

May 15 - July 25, 2026

As we celebrate a huge milestone for America, this exhibit will pay tribute to all the men and women whose sacrifices have made 250 years of the United States of America a reality.

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Tom Lea: Brushstrokes from the Frontlines of World War II is created by the Tom Lea Institute and circulated in partnership with Humanities Texas.

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Tin Can Skipper - Lt. Com. Edward H. Pierce. Oil on canvas, 26½ X 20½. Life Collection of
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The Life & Times of Charles Goodnight

The Bryan Museum, along with the Susan K. Black Foundation, has created "The Life & Times of Charles Goodnight," a traveling mini- exhibition for schools, libraries and museums. The Bryan Museum's Traveling Exhibitions for Students boxes include curriculum in conjunction with a selection of hands-on artifacts and paintings by Lee Cable illustrating the life of famed Texas cattleman, Charles Goodnight. The curriculum is designed for 4th grade but can easily be adapted for grades K-12. 

This exhibit will spark students’ curiosity about the Cattle Drive Era and Westward Expansion.

August 1st-October 31st, 2026

Large group or want to plan a field trip?

We look forward to hearing from you! 

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