Members of G.A.G.A. (a 501c3 non profit serving women artists of South Texas) have blindly chosen from a pot of graduated color paint swatches to create works based on that blind selection. These works are displayed in order of the rainbow: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet to create a cohesive statement about color, history and chance.

A wonderful display of local artists/craftsmen who will show off their hand-made wood creations. Long before paper, canvas or metal, wood was probably man's first art material. This show will feature wood art including arty furniture and wooden sculptures of both artistic and silly nature.

A unique event for the Crossroads, Polo at McFaddin serves as our major fundraiser for the year. Attendees get to experience tailgate tastings, live and silent auctions, and of course a Polo Game. This event typically draws about 500 people, many from outside the Victoria area. 

Time travel with Shoei Umeyama, a fictional character who teleports to the contemporary world in which we live from the Japan of 170 years ago. Ink drawings on paper tell the story of Shoei's travels in the new world.

Matteo's artwork explores the powerful forces of nature and biology in real and imaginary compositions. He paints, draws and sculpts and is inspired by the boundless fodder than the earth, the universe, and the microscopic offer as imagery.

Born in New York and now living in Texas, Peter is a self-taught artist who started drawing as a child, and moved to pen and ink, oil, acrylic and watercolor paints as well as clay. He discovered his passion for stone in 1992 and he has been happily working with it ever since. He works only with hand tools - hammer and chisel, rasps, rifflers and sandpaper.

The Nave Museum proudly presents u n d e r d o g By: Patricia Compton. 

     Born in Refugio, Texas, raised in Goliad, Texas:Patricia Compton has been painting since receiving her first art award from the Texas Department of Culture, Austin, at the age of 12. Compton graduated from the University of North Texas with a BFA in Design. Upon graduation she won an international design 

competition which awarded her the funding to move to NYC.

     Her art career began with numerous group shows in Manhattan and Washington D.C., including The Pace Collection, Washington. She also has had solo shows in East Hampton, NY as well as various galleries in Austin, San Antonio, and Alamo Heights, Texas. The Nave Museum will be her first Museum show.

     Upon publication in David Carson’s “Speak” she decided to make the move out of NYC and “hole up” somewhere to paint a large new body of work. Goliad seemed like a good choice so Patricia came back home. Her painting career literally went to the dogs upon picking up her first stray, mangy dog off the steps of the Presidio La Bahia in Goliad and turned into 20 years of rescue, rehabilitation, and the adopting out of hundreds upon hundred of puppies and dogs to loving and deserving homes.

     She believes her gift for rescue is as much a God given gift as the ability to paint. She is now beginning a new body of commissioned work and determined, with the help of her visionary friends and supporters in rescue to get something built in Goliad reflective of art, dogs, rescue, and education on both subjects.

Kayla is a Victoria native artist that focus on abstract art. This body of work is a modest expression of other forms of art: the personification of the overall aesthetic coupled with a vernal freshness that flourished following the change in seasons. With the arrival of Spring, our waking hours are filled with sunlight; there is a positive association between more sunshine and happier, more hopeful feelings. This shift made allowances for an imaginative awakening expressed in a simple and clean design. Making that connection allowed her to expand her mind, permitting room for interpretation which resulted in an inordinate relationship between mind and body in a manifestation of unrestrained tranquility. 

Born in Laredo, Texas, Neva grew up not far from there in the small ranching town of Hebbronville. She spent her early years reading books, riding horses and climbing trees. By her late teens, she was painting and selling in oils, and progressed from there to pen and ink. She has studied pastel painting with Lorenzo Chavez, Mike Beeman and Margaret Dyer. In 2014 she joined Albert Handell's mentorship program in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Neva's work is featured in juried exhibitions on National and International levels, including the 16th Annual Pastel 100 Competition where she received an Honorable Mention Award. Neva's work has also been featured in the Pastel Society of America's 2014 and 2018 Annual Juried Exhibits "Enduring Brilliance" at the National Arts Club in New York, NY and in the prestigious IAPS 2016 Juried Exhibition at the Salmagundi Club in New York, NY. Neva was invited to participate in the Annual International Contemporary Art Exhibitions organized and offered by Art Residence Pro Vobis?Assisi, where her paintings were featured in the Sala della Volte in Piazza del Comune, Assisi, Italy and are a part of the permanent collection of the Art Residence Pro Vobis - Assisi. An award-winning artist in both watercolor and pastel, Neva currently resides in the Coastal Bend Region of Texas

"Dub Lee is a self-taught artist who grew up in Edna, Texas. As a young boy, he watched his grandmother paint in oils on the porch of the family’s ranch house on long hot summer afternoons as cattle grazed in the surrounding pastures and towering thunderstorms boiled up from the Gulf of Mexico.  His first solo exhibit, A Cowboy in Every Direction, is inspired by those early artistic memories and is a reflection on his experiences of growing up in south central Texas."