Seth Alverson’s show at Art Palace is getting all kinds of great coverage and with good reason. Alverson’s an amazing painter, producing evocative “realist” work [...]

Yes, it’s a 1000 degrees outside but if you can just make it through the parking lot, these Houston spaces have great air conditioning – [...]

In Luc Tuymans’ 1997 painting Der Architekt, a man wearing skis has fallen in the snow. Almost monochromatic, the image is rendered in frosty blues [...]

When Emma Tamburlini was eleven, “her father ordered her to strip naked so that he could make a film about her growing breasts,” an article [...]

A couple weeks ago I received an email with this subject line: “Judd Foundation announces online access to Donald Judd’s 13,004-book personal library in Marfa, [...]

“Why is China Chow wearing my 1984 prom dress?!?!” was my first thought when I tuned into Bravo’s “Work of Art: The Next Great Artist” [...]

Where’s Maurizio? might be a more appropriate title for the Maurizio Cattelan exhibition at the Menil Collection. For the show, the Italian artist worked with [...]

  “Bless Their Hearts” visited New York a couple weeks ago and checked out some shows. The 2010 Whitney Biennial closes at the end of [...]

Bless her heart, that Laurel Nakadate just can’t help herself. She’s just cute as a button and old, weird guys flock to her. What’s a [...]

This Saturday, March 13th, is the last day for the University of Houston student show at the Blaffer Gallery. It’s worth running by to see [...]

A cautionary tale for anyone given to impulse buys on the high seas. Park West Gallery auctions art on Royal Caribbean and other cruise lines. [...]

In our poll we asked Glasstire readers “How can the Obama administration best help the arts?” Among various options, “Launch WPA-style arts projects” came in [...]

Artist Mary Coble was lying face down on a table in the Conner Contemporary Art booth at the Pulse Fair in New York. A tattoo [...]

In art, there are all kinds of things you should read, like that dusty copy of Baudrillard sitting on your nightstand. Unfortunately there are no [...]

Houston has light rail! Does that mean we are now one those urban wonderlands where carless-ness doesn’t mean a life of martyrdom?