Karla García
Artist
About
Karla García is a Texas-based artist originally from Mexico whose sculptural installations draw from desert flora, cultural memory, and philosophical reflections on the natural world. Her work explores the resilience of humanity through the shifting landscapes we inhabit.
Current:
March - April 2026 Metamorphosis: On Clay, Huxley Parlour Gallery, London
Upcoming:
April Dallas Invitational, Texas
May NADA, New York
June Archive of Land, The Armstrong House Museum, Nebraska
March 6 - April 18, 2026
Huxley Parlour Gallery
London, UK.
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Includes: Isis Dove-Edwin, Karla García, Gustav Hamilton, Dean Hollowood, Lindsey Lou Howard, SaraNoa Mark, Ozioma Onuzulike, Shahpour Pouyan, Aneta Regel, Katie Spragg, Jessica Stoller
Soy de Tejas: A Statewide Survey of LatinX Art
Curated by Rigo Luna
Karla García is a Texas-based artist originally from Ciudad Juárez, México, whose sculptural installations are rooted in the landscapes of the desert borderlands. Working primarily with clay, García explores the ground as a living archive, honoring stories of resilience and our connection to the land. Her works, such as Flor Silvestre Sagrada and Escuchando el Suelo, merge natural forms with found materials to create symbolic offerings and spaces for ecological and cultural reflection. Through her practice, García reveals the sacred in the ordinary, fostering deeper awareness of the earth beneath us and the histories it holds.
Lora Reynolds Gallery, Austin, Texas.
July 19 - September 20, 2025
Sandhills Institute Fellowship
​Summer 2026 Installation in Rushville, Nebraska.
Details coming soon.
A Binational Project at the Chamizal Historical Museum in both Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico and El Paso, Texas, USA.
