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Covered Layers of Generational Trauma | Houston Contemporary Art
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Houston artist Roxy Wuz Here Art explores generational trauma, inherited experiences and healing through Covered Layers on Generational Trauma, a 24 x 30 mixed media painting currently on view at Sawyer Yards.
Beyond the Page: A Houston Visual Art Showcase Celebrating Storytelling, Healing, and Community
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Beyond the Page: A Visual Arts Showcase was more than an exhibition, it became a space where vulnerability, creativity, and community converged. Reflecting on an unforgettable evening at Lit Java, curator Rickale “Roxy Wuz Here” West shares how visual art created room for healing, authentic connection, and stories that transcended words.
Roxy Wuz Here Art Featured in Ballet of the Masses at Sabine Street Studios
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Roxy Wuz Here Art joins more than 40 Houston artists for Ballet of the Masses, a citywide exhibition celebrating art, culture, and the excitement surrounding the upcoming FIFA World Cup in Houston. The exhibition remains on view through July 25.
Sip With Intention: The Roxy Wuz Here Stainless Steel Tumbler Collection Has Arrived
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Roxy Wuz Here Art reintroduces stainless steel insulated tumblers designed to carry both your beverages and your intention. Featuring original art designs in small-batch releases, each piece transforms everyday hydration into a bold, functional expression of identity. Sip with purpose. Move with art.
Roxy Wuz Here Art Featured in Seismique Interactive Museum’s Wall of Hope
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Roxy Wuz Here Art is honored to be featured in Seismique Interactive Museum’s Wall of Hope, an inspiring exhibition highlighting local Houston artists while supporting a meaningful cause. A portion of all art sale proceeds benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, reinforcing the power of art as both expression and impact. Join us for Meet the Artist Night on February 5, 2026, from 6–8 PM, and experience creativity, community, and hope coming together in one powerful space.