Walker’s Amon Carter is “one big museum”
Andrew Walker, who officially becomes the Amon Carter’s new director on Friday, is talking touchy-feely initiatives to the Fort Worth Star Telegram. He’s moving his [...]
Kellein heralded in Marfa
The Chinati foundation is celebrating its new director, Thomas Kellein on Tuesday, March 29. Refreshments will be served amid the John Chamberlain sculptures from 5:30-7pm. [...]
Flying Around In The Rain (for Chuck Ramirez)
Just days after Chuck Ramirez’s death in early November 2010, Glasstire approached me to write a remembrance of him. My first impulse was that this [...]
Artists Take Over Neiman Marcus’s Windows
As part of the 2011 Dallas Art Fair, artists will invade the downtown Neiman Marcus, creating installations in seven windows. Will the results be exciting, [...]
Menil Neighborhood Organization 3rd Community Arts Festival
Fun! fun! fun! in the serene Menil neighborhood as the Menil Neighborhood Association hosts its third annual community day on Saturady, April 2 from 11-5. [...]
Howdy
As far as the art world is concerned, it’s difficult if not downright impossible to mention the town of Marfa without mentioning Donald Judd. Whether [...]
What by Whatever Works
A lot of people claim to look at the glass as half-full. What you don’t hear is crowing about the half-empty glass. But with the [...]
MFAH gets 12 more Turrell light pieces
The Museum of fine Arts Houston has announced the acquisition of a dozen more James Turrell light sculptures, selected by the artist museum staff, and [...]
MAC director resigns
The McKinney Avenue Contemporary (The MAC) has announced the departure of Director Liliana Bloch, due to “health concerns.” Bloch has overseen a rebirth of sorts [...]
B.Hollyman Austin photo gallery
B. Hollyman, a new gallery focusing on fine photography has opened in the former space of L. Nowlin fine photography at 1202-A W. 6th St., [...]
Texan-French Art award
The Texan-French Alliance for the Arts is handing out this year’s Award for Excellence on March 30th. 6-9pm at Decorative Center Houston. Tickets are $80, [...]
The History of the English Country House Servant
Jeremy Musson, British author and historian and former Architectural Editor of Country Life will speak on the intricate hierarchy of servants that grew up to [...]
The Ten List: Radical Tenderness
In a 2006 interview with Nancy Spector, Marina Abramović told the story of a Tibetan devotional tradition in which a worshipper uses a mold [...]
An oral history of African American Architects in Dallas
The Dallas Architecture Forum presents “African American Architects in Dallas: Past Present Future”, on Saturday, March 26, 11:30am-4:30pm at the Nasher Sculpture Center. Admission, as [...]
Black artists talk at the MAC
Texas artists Jean Lacy, Angelbert Metoyer, Robert Pruitt, curator Phillip E. Collins, and moderator Rosalyn Story get together at the McKinney Avenue Contemporary in Dallas [...]
D. Berman Wimberly fest
D. Berman gallery has rusticated itself and is opening it’s new Wimberly location with hoopla and fanfare on Saturday, March 26 from 4-7pm with a [...]
Fax Art for Japan
XYZ Collective, a new artist-run space in Tokyo, is holding a benefit show for the Japanese Red Cross. For FAXINATION JAPAN, artists from all over [...]
San Antonio Needs Directors
Not only is ArtPace looking for a replacement for the recently departed Matthew Drutt, we hear the San Antonio Museum of Art is also on [...]
ARTroduction to Austin
Morgan Graff’s “Strides,” a collection of nearly 40 glass spheres containing images of the history of the Hanger Orthopedic Group will be unveiled on Wednesday [...]
