For the Fuse Box Collaboration Project, curators Ron Berry and Jade Walker set up artists on what amounted to a ten-day blind date. They paired [...]

If you’ve ever taken a nineteenth or twentieth-century art history class, you probably felt a little bit inundated by the parade of “-isms,” movements, and [...]

There is a lot going on in Smile Forever, your current show at Art Palace: paintings, drawings and one giant sculpture. Across the board, your [...]

If we tell stories to help us make sense of the world, then right now the world must not make much sense because we seem [...]

The black box model is an apt characterization of WorkSpace, an ongoing series of exhibitions at the Blanton Museum of Art inaugurated along with its [...]

Peat Duggins is making drawings that read like storyboards, sculptures that seem like film props, and a video that animates part of one installation and [...]

A dead-end hallway, papered with burgundy floral wallpaper, is the first thing one confronts upon entering The Gospel of Lead . Although not quite long [...]

This year’s Chinati Foundation Open House was its eleventh since Donald Judd’s death in 1994, but you still felt like no one would bat an [...]

Few museums maintain as strong a commitment to a single artist as the Menil Collection does to Cy Twombly.

Druecke’s work springs from the forlorn and forgotten: photographs relegated to that shoe box under your bed; the seldom occupied picnic table in a grassy [...]

“Space now is not just where things happen; things make space happen.”—Brian O’Doherty, Inside the White Cube