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Princes and Paupers: The Art of Jacques Callot

Princes and Paupers: The Art of Jacques Callot

Jacques Callot (1592-1635), a master printmaker who created more than 1,400 prints throughout his prolific career: everyhitng from courtly pageants and theatrical comedies to the [...]

The Wyeths Across Texas

The Wyeths Across Texas

31 works in Texas collections by the most beloved and famous family of American artists—N. C. Wyeth, Andrew Wyeth, and Jamie Wyeth, first displayed at [...]

A Cremona con Amore

A Cremona con Amore

Filmmaker Quin Mathews and violinist Emanuel Borok will attend the premiere screening of A Cremona con Amore, a film that takes you along on the [...]

Karl Koenig: Fragments: Architecture of the Holocaust, An Artist’s Journey through the Camps

Karl Koenig: Fragments: Architecture of the Holocaust, An Artist’s Journey through the Camps

Koenig uses gumoil photographic printing techniques to explore the architectural remains of 10 Nazi concentration camps. Based on his book of the same title, the [...]

Borrowed People | Constructed Places

Borrowed People | Constructed Places

Anne Leighton Massoni, Libby Rowe, and Kris Sanford explore the creation of identity utilizing appropriated familial and found imagery.

Rice Art Fiesta

Rice Art Fiesta

An evening of “art happenings” at Rice: Swedish artist, Gunilla Klingberg’s installation (artist lecture by Gunilla at 6:00 p.m.), Galina Kurlat’s exhibition (lecture at 7 [...]

UNT Nasher Lecture Series: Kiki Smith

UNT Nasher Lecture Series: Kiki Smith

Internationally renowned artist Kiki Smith will be the featured speaker at the annual Nasher Lecture Series on Tuesday, January 29 at 7 pm presented by [...]

Achievement in Art:  The Barrett Collection of Texas Art

Achievement in Art: The Barrett Collection of Texas Art

The Barretts began collecting Texas art about a quarter of a century ago, first focusing on contemporary artists in the Dallas area and expanding to [...]

Screen Printing is Here: And This Time It Wants Blood!

Screen Printing is Here: And This Time It Wants Blood!

A show and tell by artist and Rice University lecturer, Carlos Hernandez. Carlos is a founding partner of Houston’s Burning Bones Press and has been [...]

Contemporary Drawing Today

Contemporary Drawing Today

The Fort Worth Drawing Center’s inaugural exhibition, Contemporary Drawing Today, will feature the work of 20 artists co-curated by FWDC founder Francisco Moreno and Kevin [...]

Contemporary Studio Glass from the Haverty Collection of the Mobile Museum of Art

Contemporary Studio Glass from the Haverty Collection of the Mobile Museum of Art

60 works from The Mobile Museum of Art in Mobile, Alabama, which owns one of the most important collections of International Studio Glass in the [...]