Trinity University’s Department of Art and Art History presents DANVILLE CHADBOURNE: MYSTERIOUS CONJUNCTION New and Old Works, on view November 6 – December 20, 2025. Primarily a sculptor in clay and wood, Chadbourne works in a wide range of materials in both two- and three-dimensional formats. Over the years, he has created a complex body of work unified by a primal iconography and an artifact-like quality that emerges from a very personal and consistent formal aesthetic and philosophical sense. The richness of Chadbourne's iconography, nuanced sense of color, expansive sculptural conception, and insistence on craftsmanship are rooted in his keen observations and deep contemplation of the driving forces of both nature and human nature. This exhibition examines Chadbourne’s art from the past five decades and is a cornerstone of the Trinity University Festival of the Arts (TUFA).

During TUFA – November 6-15 – the Neidorff Art Gallery will have extended hours.

Exhibition is free and open to the public. 

This exhibition examines Chadbourne’s art from the past five decades and is a cornerstone of the Trinity University Festival of the Arts (TUFA).