A Side Trip to Michael Heizer’s ‘Double Negative’
Last week I was on the road with artist Angela Kallus, in an epic quest to see a lot of things I’d never seen. Two of...Read More
Madrid Judge Orders Exhumation of Salvador Dalí’s Remains
Earlier today, a court in Madrid ordered that Spanish artist Salvador Dalí’s remains be exhumed to settle a paternity claim made by a woman born in 1956. The...Read More
Houston Mayor Calls on Artists to Make a Place
Mayor Sylvester Turner is calling for Houston’s best ideas to endorse for the national Our Town grant program. Here is the statement from the City’s...Read More
Neil’s Top Picks at the McNay
One of the best things a super-rich person can do is turn their mansion into a museum when they die (especially if such an act...Read More
Protestors Gathered Yesterday Against the Station Museum’s Andres Serrano Exhibition
Yesterday, June 24, 2017, from 4-6 p.m, a group of protestors gathered outside of the Station Museum of Contemporary Art in Houston to protest the museum’s current...Read More
Ambreen Butt at Dallas Contemporary
After more than two decades in Boston, Ambreen Butt moved to the DFW area less than a year ago, so this mini-retrospective at Dallas Contemporary...Read More
Help Set World Record For Most People Dressed Like Frida Kahlo
The Dallas Museum of Art and Dallas’ Latino Center for Leadership Development have partnered on an interesting goal: to set the Guinness World Record for the...Read More
Crystal Wagner at Fort Works Art
Paper is not a common material for sculptors to work with, but New York-based Crystal Wagner is not your typical sculptor and she doesn’t exclusively...Read More
Proof: Arts Organizations are Crucial to the US Economy
Americans for the Arts, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting the arts in America, recently released a report detailing the economic impact nonprofit arts and cultural...Read More
Andres Serrano at the Station Museum of Contemporary Art, Houston
Earlier this month, Houston’s Station Museum of Contemporary Art opened Torture, a show of works by American artist Andres Serrano. The exhibition consists of large-scale...Read More
This and That: Lisa Shoyer / Magdalena Fernández
“This and That” is an occasional series of paired observations. -Ed. Today: Light Pillars In this week’s Top 5 we included the Magdalena Fernández installation Rain...Read More
Denton’s Paul Voertman, 1929-2017
Denton native and former owner of Voertman’s bookstore died Wednesday, reports the Denton Record-Chronicle. He was 88 years old. The Record-Chronicle writes: In 1986, the...Read More
Frank Lloyd Wright at MOMA
Here are a couple of projects featured in the massive exhibition “Frank Lloyd Wright at 150: Unpacking the Archive” currently at MOMA. As one of the most...Read More
Homo Artists Unite!
Houston will host its Houston Pride Parade this Saturday, June 24, waaaay before Dallas’ “Lakewood Brewing Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade presented by T-Mobile” in...Read More
Top Five: June 22, 2017
Rainey Knudson and Brandon Zech on a blockbuster summer show, how to charm an audience with noise, and the mythical birthplace of Kim Jong-il. ...Read More
Solange Knowles Is Coming to Marfa
Today, the Marfa-based Chinati Foundation announced that the 2017 Chinati Weekend will take place Friday, October 6 to Sunday, October 8. Like past years, the weekend will...Read More
Body Art and Chicken Wings
This Saturday, Corpus Christi will host its first Texas Body Paint Festival, according to the Corpus Christi Caller-Times. The event begins at 6pm and attendees...Read More
Fashion & Art: Coach Presents “City Wide” Exhibition by Dallas Artist Arthur Peña
The line between art and fashion has been blurry ever since Hugo Ball put on a cardboard suit to perform in Cabaret Voltaire. From Dalí-influenced lobster dresses...Read More
