Cindee Travis Klement and Sherry Tseng Hill at Throughline, Houston
A new exhibition titled "The Circle & The Circle" will open at Throughline in Houston from May 15 to June 14, 2026. Featuring artists Cindee Travis Klement and Sherry Tseng Hill, the show is inspired by China Miéville's novel "The City & The City," examining the tension between natural landscapes and urban development. Klement, who specializes in welded steel and land art, is recognized for her ecological efforts and has won the 2026 Houston Endowment Jones Artist Award. Hill, a Taiwanese artist educated at Rice University, employs mixed media to address themes of migration and climate change, and teaches at the Glassell School of Art.
Key facts
- Exhibition 'the circle & the circle' at Throughline, Houston, from May 15 to June 14, 2026.
- Features artists Cindee Travis Klement and Sherry Tseng Hill.
- Title references China Miéville's novel 'The City & The City'.
- Klement works with welded steel, brick, paper, video, and land art.
- Klement received the 2026 Houston Endowment Jones Artist One Person Show Award.
- Klement was an Artadia Awards finalist in 2020 and 2021.
- Former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner proclaimed August 24, 2021, as 'Cindee Klement Day'.
- Hill uses mulberry paper, twigs, thread, and found materials in mixed-media works.
- Hill holds architecture degrees from Rice University and teaches at Glassell School of Art, MFAH.
- Hill is represented by Moody Gallery in Houston.
- Video by Beatriz Bellorín and Chris Wicker; theme music by Garland Fielder.
Entities
Artists
- Cindee Travis Klement
- Sherry Tseng Hill
- China Miéville
- Beatriz Bellorín
- Chris Wicker
- Garland Fielder
- Sylvester Turner
Institutions
- Throughline
- Glasstire
- Houston Endowment
- Artadia
- Rice University
- Glassell School of Art
- Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
- Moody Gallery
Locations
- Houston
- Texas
- United States
- Taiwan