Neil Fauerso

The collective M12's publications are profound and expansive meditations on various interconnections of rural American life.

Presa House in San Antonio exhibited the works of three Brownsville artists who studied with Carlos G. Gómez, as a tribute to his memory. 

I have been waiting to see the Orson Welles’ film 'The Other Side of the Wind' for more then 20 years.

A massive group show in two San Antonio venues, curator Risa Puleo assembles a dazzling array of artists living or having histories in the corridor of the Monarch’s path.

Happy Halloween week! These are the purest distillations of a nightmares ever filmed.

A quick review of current shows by Joe De La Cruz, Ashley Thomas, and Jimmy James Canales.

"Jim Roche taught me everything I know about how to alienate people in a good-natured way."

West Texas-based artist Boyd Elder, who designed the album cover for the best-selling album of all time, died on Saturday night. He was 74.

"So SWAMP was where I was based, in a garage apartment in one corner of where the Menil Collection property is."

Churches are a low-key revelatory spot for installations and performance.

UH's College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences has received an anonymous gift of $4 million for its creative writing program, along with other initiatives.

Let’s take a quick breeze around town and catch some of the current art at some galleries and boutiques. 

Laarman uses his technology as a true collaborator — a dancing partner, if you will — for his dreams. 

The works are melancholic and incisive, charged with a wisdom of the world and its cruel machinations.

"In my class at UTSA, I’m a sort of homeopathic tincture that’s an alternative to the usual Western art history trip you get at an American university art program." 

New Mexico is the inscrutable blank expression of a Kachina Doll, a white fade under a big sky. It’s chiller, sparser, more silent than either of its neighbors, and there’s reason why if you’re rich and need to dry out your family will probably send you to a “spa” called Desert Sage in New Mexico.

Magdaelana is a place where people collect many things — telescopes, printing presses, rocks, scrap metal, sound installation pieces — and all seem to have a deep and proud knowledge of their possessions. The desert is a good place to store objects — it’s dry and the light is keen to lay things out in.

I had never visited the Midland-Odessa part of Texas until a week ago, but that region looms large in the iconography of Texas.

Staggering out of the museum, I thought of how Hunter S. Thompson, who famously lived in Colorado, wrote that we are entering into an insane fascist forever war, and then shortly after shot himself.

Transcendental Style essentially induces boredom as deliberate technique in order to produce a sort of “ambient plane,” and then cracks it open with a moment of ecstasy and release.