Women & Their Work Gallery

Less than two weeks remain to experience MARK, our current group exhibition.

Dedicated to drawing as a central mode of expression, MARK features works by 25 artists and celebrates drawing in its many forms—from traditional mark-making to experimental, expanded approaches. Each piece exemplifies drawing as both practice and possibility.

Visit us during gallery hours:
Mon–Fri | 10 AM–6 PM
Sat | 12 PM–6 PM

Photo documentation by Bobby Scheidemann.

You’re invited to Red Dot Art Spree! 🔴✨

Discover your next favorite art piece while supporting W&TW’s year-round education and exhibition programs. More than 170 original pieces will be available for $1,500 or less, making this the perfect opportunity to start—or grow—your art collection.

For one night only, all artwork sales will be tax free!

As you choose your favorite art, dine on delicious bites and sip on curated libations, an all vinyl DJ set by Kowboy will set the vibe for a night of celebration.

You can also participate in an artist-led collaborative painting experience in the courtyard or strike a pose in the color strobe photo booth. Join us for an unforgettable evening of art, community, and celebration!

📅 September 17, 2026
⭐ VIP Spree | 6–7 PM
🎟️ General Admission | 7–9 PM

Get tickets via the link in our bio.

Meet the artists behind MARK:⁠

⁠Austin-based artist Jane Reichle embroiders and paints colorful, folkish portrayals of characters donning bespoke Western wear, including Nudie suits, vibrant dresses, and other accoutrement inspired by real life clothing. ⁠
Her work explores cherished cult media, iconic fashion, and is staunchly self-expressive. Each piece is painstakingly hand stitched and chain stitched with a hand-cranked chain stitch machine. The stitching is densely complex, containing embroidery within embroidery. Creative authenticity is paramount for Reichle. Within her pieces, you’ll find a profuse commitment to detail, layered images from her own psyche, and a passion for the eccentric. ⁠
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Selina Wagner is an artist from Florida based in Austin, Texas. She works primarily in large-scale graphite drawing. Wagner has exhibited nationally and internationally, with recent exhibitions at Kunstraum Kreuzberg in Berlin, The Pack in New York City, and the Visual Arts Center in Austin. Her work has been supported by the Austrian American Foundation’s Seebacher Prize, the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Grant, and the University of Texas Continuing Fellowship. She is currently a resident artist with Future Front Texas. Wagner holds a BFA in Drawing from the University of Florida and an MFA in Painting and Drawing from the University of Texas at Austin.⁠
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Hiromi Stringer is a US-based Japanese artist. She decided to become an artist at age 30, moving to the US and pivoting from her work for a company in Japan in a field dominated by science, engineering and economics. Since then Stringer has received multiple awards and residencies at Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, the Dedalus Foundation Master of Fine Arts Fellowship, the Blue Star Contemporary Berlin Residency Program, the Ox-Bow School of Art & Artists’ Residency, and the Vermont Studio Center.

A resident of the San Antonio area, her works are in public, corporate and private collections in Japan and the US. Currently, she is an Assistant Professor of drawing, painting and interdisciplinary in the School of Art at the University of Texas at San Antonio.