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Modern Ruined, Thick and Wordy: Contemporary Art Disintegrations by Frank Artsmarter

Modern Ruined, Thick and Wordy: Contemporary Art Disintegrations by Frank Artsmarter

A one-night response to the recent Fort Worth exhibit “Modern Ruin II” in a vacant apartment at the historic Bomar Apartments. It “improves important works [...]

Ian Shults: New Works

Ian Shults: New Works

Vintage reprobates and swingers, all mid-century seersucker and clandestine hanky-panky, rendered in stunning acrylics by Austin painter Ian Shults.

Bernie Taupin: Beyond Words

Bernie Taupin: Beyond Words

Art by legendary songwriter and lyricist Bernie Taupin, who will appear in person on Saturday, February 11 from 6-8 pm and Sunday, February 12 from [...]

Per Johansen

Per Johansen

Danish photographer Per Johansen stuffs icky things into bottles, then photographs them beautifully.

Bill Davenport: Old Junk Art Center

Bill Davenport: Old Junk Art Center

High art, low craft, and bargains galore as Bill Davenport’s mid-career retrospective appropriates the cells of the Old Jail Art Center as a working junk [...]

The Reclusive Image: Works from Texas Museums

The Reclusive Image: Works from Texas Museums

Objects rarely, or never, seen by the general public emerge from the inner vaults of Texas institutions. Accompanying each work is a short description explaining [...]

Hate Expo: Mushroom Necklace

Hate Expo: Mushroom Necklace

An exhibition of collaborative posters intent on providing a time-spanning psychic chasm somewhere along California’s Interstate 5 between San Francisco and San Diego.

Brent Kollock: Painting as a Metaphor

Brent Kollock: Painting as a Metaphor

Brent will speak about the comparison of the literary metaphor and the visual metaphor of painting, and exhibit paintings and drawings. No one could be [...]

Beyond Printmaking III: 2012 National Juried Exhibition

Beyond Printmaking III: 2012 National Juried Exhibition

33 works by 35 artists from across the U.S. who push the technological and conceptual boundaries of printmaking.

Bridge 11: Lia Cook

Bridge 11: Lia Cook

Large-scale weavings by a California fiber artist  known for her pixelated images of human faces made using a digital loom.

Mysteries: Drawings by Constance Braden

Mysteries: Drawings by Constance Braden

Performances by special guests: Stella Brice, poetry, Rachel Buchman, voice (John Cage) and Daryl Fowkes, clarinet (Stravinsky) Feb 4th at 8 p.m.

Teresa Munisteri: Vestigial Forests

Teresa Munisteri: Vestigial Forests

25 large-scale photographs and a video document Munisteri‘s explorations into the present-day remnants of the primordial landscape. Munisteri is completing an MFA in photography at [...]