In her exhibition at Rice University Art Gallery, Swedish artist Gunilla Klingberg explores her interests in everyday consumerism and forms of Eastern spirituality. To do this, she covers the entire architectural space with ornate, circular patterns constructed from everyday logos and brands that resemble a sacred mandala. As with a mandala, Klingberg’s 'Wheel of Everyday Life' begins at a central point and expands outward as if it could continue to infinity. Learn more about the exhibition at RiceGallery.org. Learn more about the filmmakers at WalleyFilms.com.

In his installation, reverse of volume RG, Yasuaki Onishi uses the simplest materials — plastic sheeting and black hot glue — to create a monumental, mountainous form that appears to float inside of Rice University Art Gallery. Learn more about the Artist at onys.net. Learn more about the filmmakers at WalleyFilms.com. Music by ChrisZabriskie.com. Visit RiceGallery.org

Rice University Art Gallery's current exhibition features the work of celebrated artist Joel Shapiro. On view February 2 - March 18 2012. Learn more at RiceGallery.org.

Rice University Art Gallery's current exhibition "Salon of Beauty" features the beautiful handmade work of Los Angeles based Artist Ana Serrano. The film unveils the process required to bring Ana's previously small scale sculptures to nearly life size inside of Rice Gallery. The completed exhibition is a colorful landscape inspired by South L.A. neighborhoods where small and often overlooked details are playfully mixed together. Learn more about the Artist: AnaSerrano.com. Learn more about the exhibition: RiceGallery.org. Learn more about the filmmakers: WalleyFilms.com

Northwest Corner, Southeast Light is an installation by artist Mary Temple on view at Rice Gallery February 3rd - May 25th, 2011. Learn more at RiceGallery.org