Becky Newsom and Scott Madison Explore Aluminum in 'Enigmatic Objects' at Andrew Durham Gallery, Houston
From September 12 to November 7, 2026, the Andrew Durham Gallery in Houston will host 'Enigmatic Objects,' an exhibition featuring the works of Becky Newsom and Scott Madison. This event is part of Glasstire's Five-Minute Tours and highlights how these artists utilize aluminum to merge the realms of painting and sculpture. Newsom's shaped paintings are crafted from plasma-cut aluminum, with canvas draped over the armature, while Madison designs boxes and cabinets from solid aluminum, incorporating rotating drawers and intricate patterns. Both artists push the boundaries of traditional mediums and functions, reinventing familiar shapes into mysterious objects. A video walkthrough is accessible in Glasstire's series, which also welcomes submissions from Texas galleries and artist-led spaces.
Key facts
- Exhibition title: 'Becky Newsom and Scott Madison: Enigmatic Objects'
- Venue: Andrew Durham Gallery, Houston
- Dates: September 12 – November 7, 2026
- Both artists use aluminum as a primary material
- Newsom creates shaped paintings from plasma-cut aluminum and oil on canvas
- Madison constructs aluminum boxes and cabinets with rotating drawers
- The show is part of Glasstire's Five-Minute Tours series
- A video walk-through is available on Glasstire
Entities
Artists
- Becky Newsom
- Scott Madison
Institutions
- Andrew Durham Gallery
- Glasstire
Locations
- Houston
- United States
- Texas