A few months back I took a weekend trip to Dallas, and was impressed by the young, vibrant art scene emerging there. Grassroots arts ventures [...]

I’m not sure what I expected from “Triple Treat,” the CAMx exhibition at Unit B. I had really high hopes for the exhibition and can [...]

I had never seen Kelly O’Connor’s work together in one place, one show, one space all at one time until I saw Last Resort at Women and [...]

Growing up in Austin, the Blanton was our reference during high school art history classes. Even spread across campus from the Harry Ransom Center to [...]

The exhibition lies in two explorations which converge in the space itself. The physical space acts as a metaphor for the process that an artist [...]

Recently I had a chance to talk with Nina Hassele, director of Contemporary Art Month (CAM), and CAM Board Member Leigh Baldwin; both told me [...]

I recently had the chance to get into the studio of artist and friend Michael Anthony García. Our conversation about his most recent work for [...]

Over the weekend I had the amazing pleasure of visiting Dallas. Yes, that’s right, pleasure! Aside from the major Dallas institutions, I was fairly ignorant [...]

Infinite Perfection, the latest show at Tiny Park Gallery in Austin, is a solo exhibition of Joseph Phillips‘ work.  There’s not much to say about [...]

  I’m glad to see Laguna Gloria being used as an art spot within the AMOA-Arthouse dialog, but there still seem to be some issues [...]

  Dear San Antonio: Thank you for giving us Linda Pace. Recently I had the pleasure of visiting the Linda Pace Foundation for the second [...]

I have always had a difficult relationship with the Chicano movement. Because of my background and South Texas birthplace, I am expected to identify with [...]

It’s here, finally, the end of the world.  It snuck up so quickly that I’d forgotten about it altogether. As the cycle of the Mayan [...]

I know it’s not Texas, and it’s certainly not Miami, but there are some projects that are so well thought out, so surprising and so [...]

As another exploration of the catalysts that drive human behavior, Jill Magid has continued her investigation of gun violence in Texas with the exhibition titled [...]

  It’s a common complaint that the major art centers and cities in Texas are simply not connected with each other, have little dialog, and [...]

Recently I had the pleasure of traveling to Houston for the second annual Texas Contemporary Art Fair.  I was impressed, and the fair deserves a [...]

I recently had the pleasure of curating a video show at Tiny Park Gallery in Austin, Texas titled the Time and Space of Calixto Ramirez.  The [...]

As I prepared for the Texas Contemporary Art Fair I was reminded of a long conversation I had with artist Emilio Rangel.  I was sitting [...]

  Take a moment to chuckle.  You’re welcome.   Issa Benítez Dueñas Art Sickness Bag, 2005 Printed paper bag Collection of Proyecto Changarrito