Katherine Covarrubias Explores Religious Ambivalence in Dallas Solo Exhibition
Dallas-based artist Katherine Covarrubias presents her first solo exhibition 'Aporia' at Umbrella Gallery, running through March 28, 2026. The self-taught painter creates large-scale works that reinterpret religious iconography through a contemporary lens, examining her complex relationship with faith. Her paintings, influenced by Baroque traditions, address themes of oppression, doubt, and the human search for meaning. Covarrubias received the Clare Hart DeGolyer Memorial Fund Grant from the Dallas Museum of Art in 2024. Her work has been shown at Texas venues including ICOSA Collective, Arts Fort Worth, and TACA's Autumn Fair.
Key facts
- Katherine Covarrubias's debut solo exhibition 'Aporia' runs through March 28, 2026 at Umbrella Gallery in Dallas
- The artist creates large-scale oil and acrylic paintings that reinterpret religious imagery through contemporary perspectives
- Covarrubias received the 2024 Clare Hart DeGolyer Memorial Fund Grant from the Dallas Museum of Art
- Her work examines themes of faith, oppression, doubt, and existential questioning
- The exhibition includes paintings like 'Archangel,' 'Essence,' and 'Innocence' that explore religious ambivalence
Entities
Artists
- Katherine Covarrubias
- Jonathan A. Anderson
- Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio
Institutions
- Umbrella Gallery
- Dallas Museum of Art
- ICOSA Collective
- Arts Fort Worth
- TACA's Autumn Fair
- 400H Gallery
- Regent College
Locations
- Dallas
- Texas