Apparently, in 2000, a 1939 public safety poster from London was found in Northumberland, England. Framed and hung up in the shop of its owner, […]

2014: Voyager I is expected to become the first probe to cross into interstellar space this year. Nearly 38 years after launch, and over 19 […]

Chris Sauter: Pilgrimage Doubt, Southwest School of Art; Faith and Reason, Blue Star Contemporary Art Museum; Shape of The Universe, Fl!GHT Gallery; Communion, St. Marks […]

Hauntology may be a thing of the past, but this of course means that it will always be with us. —Mark Pilkington Derrida may haunt […]

1. What’s your favorite merit badge? My favorite merit badge was the “Fingerprinting” badge, which I’m sure they don’t even have anymore. My father was […]

The Program Will Begin Shortly… Silence is Toby Kamps’ first major exhibition at The Menil Collection since becoming curator of modern and contemporary art two […]

I’m a lucky guy. I’ve already outlived Doc Holliday by twenty-four years and just the other day I came upon a new Randy Wallace piece, […]

Just days after Chuck Ramirez’s death in early November 2010, Glasstire approached me to write a remembrance of him. My first impulse was that this […]

For The Trees Matthew Ronay’s Between The Worlds, at the Hudson (Show)Room, Artpace, appears alternately rooted and nomadic. Yurt, grotto, hall of mirrors, night wood, […]

Next morning in Marfa I mail a sixth postcard to Jens Hoffmann. A funny ratio you might say to the two postcards he kept, especially […]

I can sense the Hermes assist as I cross into New Mexico. Out here they call him Coyote. He’s a kind of fellow traveler for […]

Thursday morning Jeff and I head into Lubbock in separate cars. He’ll go east to Dallas for a Texas Artists Today book signing and I’ll […]

Fell asleep last night thinking how I had the Lone Ranger flashlight with me and didn’t think to use it. As if it were a […]

The lucky key continued to influence my time yesterday as I wound down from writing. I turned on the TV about one am and found […]

This is day one of One Kind Favor, a trip I’m taking around the state and into New Mexico, reversing the route taken by Jens […]

…what living in the country means: It’s sitting in a little bitty restaurant, looking out the window at a cow, but you only have powdered […]

The following text served as the script for a performance, Beyond post To Kellogg’s, given at the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio, October 12, […]

Two seconds. The average length of time a spectator spends looking at a painting. A statistic that has received more than its share of reiteration, […]