17 oil-on-cardboard paintings from the most influential 19th-century painter of American Indians, on loan from the National Gallery of Art. Relying on his memory of experiences in the 1830s, Catlin…
Bill Davenport
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Large scale collage paintings incorporate South Texas and Mexican-inspired dream imagery.
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At this month’s open community meeting, artist collective Slavs and Tatars will discuss the project they are creating as part of INTERSECTIONs, the UH Mitchell Center’s two-year initiative aimed at…
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Jiawei is an Associate Professor at Texas Tech University School of Art, College of Visual and Performing Arts. This series of site-specific video installations exams personal and collective experiences of…
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British-born, San Francisco–based artist Richard T. Walker was seduced by the sublime beauty of the American West, and has spent the last six years exploring the complexities of language and…
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The fifth chapter, heading west, of The Manifest Destiny Billboard Project features the work of John Baldessari on 10 billboards in San Antonio. Hey! All Houston Got was Gertrude Stein!
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A sick night (of music) at OFG.XXX Featuring The Funeral and the Twilight’s new album, Falling /// Corpse, and possibly some visual art-related goings on? 9 p.m.- 2 a.m.
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ALH’s 2014 Texas Patron of the Year exhibition, features a diverse selection of works from over thirty folk, self-taught, and visionary artists.
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Havel and Ruck assemble sixty architectural fragments from condemned houses into a large form, or sculptural action, in the center of the gallery.
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A traveling group exhibition exploring the creative misuse of built structures, suggesting the possibility of alternative forms of engagement, both physical and psychological— “parkour turned into art.” Organized by Steven…
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Tactile paintings blur one’s ability to distinguish landscape from figure and movement from stillness. In a palette ranging from mouthwatering frosting to sallow drywall putty, his work polarizes the viewer…
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The first solo exhibition in Texas of Claire Colette’s noirish architectural renderings.
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Chic ceramic golems and painted and collaged Vogue advertisements on 19th century cabinet cards link Coco Chanel with Frankenstein.
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Objects from the Menil Collection selected and installed by NY-based artist Haim Steinbach. We pretty much guarantee there will be things you had no idea they had. A fun, invigorating…
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For his Idea Fund project, Esteban Delgado transformed vacant buildings in South Texas towns with colorful window installations. Delgado will create a new installation and give a public talk on…
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San Antonio artist Raul Gonzalez will be chiansawing painttings, writing custom poems and dancing with strangers at Blue Star’s Sunday Brick Market. Jenna B. Wright will be there selling ceramics.
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Twin brothers celebrate their philosophy that “YES” opens the world to infinite and divine possibility by creating and installing a space of sacred resonance.
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500 years of master prints, many from the collection of Gus Kopriva. Associated with PrintHouston 2014.
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A critique of the DC’s Student New Media Art Exhibition with North Texas experts Frank Dufour, Ruth West, and Ira Greenberg.