April 03, 2019
Today we’d like to introduce you to Sandi Seltzer Bryant.
January 13, 2018
Saturday, January 13, 2018
Reception for the artist: 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Continues through Saturday, February 17
Exhibition catalogue will be available
Open Studios
On the second Saturday of each month, from 12:00 to 5:00 PM, the artists at Sawyer Yards open their studios to the public. This represents a wonderful opportunity for Houston's art lovers to view the work of the largest collection of fine artists in the city. I invite each of you to join stop by Studio 5 in Winter Street and say hello!
A Celebration of the 10-Year Anniversay of Winter Street Studios
Featuring profiles of the nineteen original Winter Street artists and their work.
By Molly Glentzer
July 24, 2015
Developer Jon Deal and several collaborators are creating a 36-acre "creative campus" called Sawyer Yards where people can eat, drink, shop and visit more than 300 studios. The total investment represented in the preliminary plan - including loft apartments and a parking structure - could exceed $100 million at current land values, Deal estimates.
Art City Rising
by Catherine Anspon
Paper City Magazine
December 2014
Page 80-81
A profile of one of the most ambitious art districts in America: Sawyer Yards
Featured Artist in AGASart Magazine
Art Galleries & Artists of the South
Volume 10, Issue 2, 2013
Page 18
Since 2005, Winter Street Studios has been, and continues to be, one of the most exciting work spaces for Houston’s creative community. An old furniture factory scheduled for demolition has become the home of 75 art studios for over 87 local artists. They have cultivated a unique and productive space where both established and emerging artists, organizers, and visionaries thrive in what they desire to do—make art.
Exhibited at McMurtrey Gallery
A showcase of new work, in mixed media, as exhibited at McMurtrey Gallery in Houston, Texas in 2012.
Please click here to view and purchase the book.
by Harriet Alexander
December 10, 2012
I first came into contact with the work of Sandi Seltzer Bryant more than ten years ago. My husband and I bought one of our first abstract paintings from the McMurtrey Gallery who was having a show of Bryant’s work when we first arrived in Houston.
Houston Chronicle
November 11, 2011
WHO: Artist Sandi Seltzer Bryant
WHAT SHE LOVES: The Chocolate Bar, 1835 W. Alabama and 2521 University Blvd.
WHY SHE LOVES IT: Seltzer Bryant started loving the Chocolate Bar when it opened on West Alabama. She has a favorite everything (ice cream, candy, drink, present, night to visit).
Paper City Magazine
January, 2011
Featuring an acrylic on paper in the second-floor living room.
Hats Off to Houston
Two events with one goal: To support Houston Greeters’ mission to enhance the city’s image, contribute to cross-cultural understanding and share Houston’s cultural assets. An online celebrity hat auction raised money for Houston Greeters.