Glenda Semler
born September, 1991, NM.
currently living and working in Corpus Christi, TX
Associates of Science, Environmental Science (Highest Honors) -Coastal Bend College Kingsville TX
Exhibitions
2026 April, Group juried exhibition, Las Flores y Tierras, Art Center of Corpus Christi
2026 March, Group juried exhibition, Wild West Show, Art Center of Corpus Christi, Corpus Christi TX
2026 March, Group juried exhibition, Crackpot Logic, K Space Contemporary Art Gallery, Corpus Christi TX
2025 December, Group juried exhibition, Spectacular Salon, K Space Contemporary Art Gallery, Corpus Christi, TX
2025 Sept-Dec, Group exhibition, Juried, South Texas Art League, South Texas Art Museum, Corpus Christi TX
2025 Group exhibition, Insects, Art Center of Corpus Christi, TX
2025 Group exhibition, Coastal Bend Bays Foundation's, "Earth Day Bay Day", Art Center of Corpus Christi, Corpus Christi, TX
2021 Member Gallery, Rockport Center for the Arts, Rockport TX
2017 Group exhibition, Hurricane Harvey Art Auction, Art.Work Gallery, Austin TX
2017 Solo exhibition, Blends Wine Bar, Belton TX
2017 Group exhibition, #Galveston, Affaire'd Art Gallery, Galveston TX
2016 Group exhibition, Today's Young Artist, Temple TX
About the Artist
I'm Glenda Semler, a traditional fine artist based in Corpus Christi, Texas. My work is rooted in a deep love for the natural world and the quiet beauty of everyday life. I paint both en plein air and in the studio, often alternating between capturing coastal landscapes, still life and creating intimate, expressive portraits. While newly focusing on naturing journaling and studying native wildlife on Oso Bay. Combining my love of learning about the enviornment and art.
As a homeschooling mother and the wife of a Woodland Ecologist, much of my inspiration comes from the world right outside our door. Windswept dunes, changing skies and the rhythms of family life. Painting outdoors allows me to respond directly to natures light and movement, while studio time lets me focus on the subtleties of character and emotion while using artist license.
Whether I'm painting a person or a quiet corner of the natural world, my goal is create art that feels alive, grounded and deeply human.