09/04/2026
Stop by the museum this Holiday weekend for two new solo exhibits.
"Elizabeth Payne: Paintings, 1972-2026"
Spanning decades of her career spent in New York, California, and South Texas. Payne’s work ranges from geometric hard-edge abstraction from the 1970s to intensely colorful landscapes and portraits, many of which depict South Texas in intimate detail, mixing abstraction with representation. Her work can defy easy categorization; however, the thread that runs through her work is an eye for beauty in myriad subjects and a grasp of color that presents the viewer with new ways to view the ordinary.
Also on view...
"Roy Fridge: Curious Arts and Other Whittlings"
This exhibition features selected works by Fridge from the collection of Ann Harithas, including rarely seen wood carvings by Fridge, the Beeville native who, after an early career in filmmaking, moved to Port Aransas and became known for his symbolic assemblages. His body of work addresses myth, storytelling, mystery and whimsy. This exhibit contains both his narrative works from his journaling as well as carvings from his days as a self-described “amateur hermit.”
Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art is located at 1201 North Moody in Victoria, TX and is open to the public 12-5pm Wednesday through Sunday. Admission at the museum is always free.