Current Exhibits
September 6 - December 14
Dual Exhibit: “Reflections and Refractions” & “Adapt Adopt”
Explore the dual exhibit of “Reflections and Refractions” by Yuni Lee and “Adapt Adopt” by Nishiki Sugawara-Beda, the featured speakers for the 2024 Henry Edwards Distinguished Lectureship in Art. Discover their unique perspectives in contemporary art.
Learn more about Dual Exhibit: “Reflections and Refractions” & “Adapt Adopt”
September 27 - March 23, 2025
“Views of the Concho Country” - A Pictorial Journey with M.C. Ragsdale
From the 1870s through the late 1910s, M.C. Ragsdale captured life in and around San Angelo through the lens of his camera. Immerse yourself in images of a bygone era when the WTC opens its fall exhibit in the ASU Mayer Museum.
Permanent Exhibits
blast from the past
Dinosaurs
From a giant Tyrannosaurus rex to trilobites that predate even the dinosaurs, the paleontologist in all of us is sure to be delighted.
Gems and minerals
Geology
You’ll be dazzled by our extensive collection of specimens. Children can get hands on in the Kid Cave while learning about mineral characteristics.
historical records and memorabilia
The Journey of the Public Servant: Congressman Conaway
This exhibit features former U.S. Congressman Mike Conaway’s service to our nation and West Texas, including serving as chair of both the House Agriculture and Ethics committees.
Previous Exhibits
April
Atmospheric Vessels: Selected Works by McIntyre and Ordway
As part of the 25th San Angelo National Ceramic Competition, the ASU Department of Visual and Performing Arts is sponsoring the pop-up show “Atmospheric Vessels: Selected Works by McIntyre and Ordway.” Join us at the ASU Mayer Museum to see the works of these talented ceramics artists.
March
Radio Pioneers of San Angelo
Ride the radio wave through more than one hundred years of San Angelo radio history. In partnership with the San Angelo Amateur Radio Club (SAARC), this exhibit explores all facets of the radio industry, including the first generation of radio enthusiasts in San Angelo, the economic impact radio had on our community and the evolution of radio equipment through the decades.
January
Wild Encounters: Animals of East Africa
From the majestic savanna grasslands to the grandeur of the Rift Valley rivers and lakes, East Africa presents breathtaking landscapes populated by many of Earth’s most charismatic and recognizable animals.
November, 2023
Recollection
Embark on a visual journey through Hayum Surl’s artistic evolution with clay. Each piece reflects his intimate connection with the medium, demonstrating its transition over time.
September, 2023
Vestiges
Robbie Barber is an award-winning artist. His sculptures, inspired by his travels in rural America, showcase the unique buildings of agricultural communities and share the stories of the people who lived and built them.
April, 2023
Wearing the Blue: Buffalo Soldiers in the Frontier Army
Created by Congress after the Civil War, these newly formed regiments of black regulars served on posts throughout the United States. Follow these “Buffalo Soldiers” from enlistment to retirement and learn about their unique experiences, challenges, and achievements.
Questions? Contact Us!
Mayer Museum
- 325-942-2785
- mayermuseum@angelo.edu
- Map: ASU Mayer Museum
- 2501 W. Avenue N, San Angelo, Texas