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By Leslie Castro on March 13, 2013
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 [...]
Posted in Blog, LMC y Pensamientos Pochosos, Uncategorized | Tagged Adrianne Roesch, Bill Arning, Bite like a Kitty, Britt Lorraine, CAM, Contemporary Art Month, emily sloan, Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center, Gus Kopriva, joey fauerso, Julia Barbosa, Kaneem Smith, Kristy Perez, redbud gallery, Saint Lorraine, San Antonio, Sarah Sudhoff, Triple Threat, unit b gallery |
By Bill Davenport on February 21, 2013
In case you’re curious, Otis Ike has posted a photo album of theotis Ike/ Joanna’s recent Mardi Gras at Numbers with Christeene on his website. [...]
Posted in Newswire | Tagged Bill Arning, brian rod, CHRISTEENE, cody ledvina, numbers, Otis Ike, the joanna |
By Bill Davenport on December 15, 2012
Contemporary Art Month San Antonio has named Bill Arning as Curator of the 2013 CAM Perennial. The CAM Perennial opens at the Guadalupe Cultural [...]
Posted in Newswire | Tagged Bill Arning, camx, contemporary art month san antonio, kimberly aubuchon, redbud gallery |
By Bill Davenport on August 23, 2012
Houston’s CAMH is branching out into crowd funding: a new indiegogo campaign to raise $32,000 to bring glitter-panda painter Rob Pruitt’s shiny statue of Andy [...]
Posted in Newswire | Tagged andy warhol, Bill Arning, Public Art Fund, rob pruitt, robert pruitt |
By Bill Davenport on August 22, 2012
Max Fishko of artMRKT, organizers of the upcoming Texas Contemporary Art Fair in Houston has announced a new award component aimed at showcasing “national and [...]
Posted in Newswire | Tagged Bill Arning, franklin sirmans, tx contemporary art fair |
By Bill Davenport on December 25, 2011
The Contemporary Arts Museum Houston has been re-accredited by the American Association of Museums (AAM), after a rigorous multi-year review, becoming one of the elite [...]
Posted in Newswire | Tagged amenrican association of museums, Bill Arning, Contemporary Arts Museum Houston |
By Bill Davenport on July 23, 2011
Sometime Glasstire blogger and ex-Texan Evan J. Garza has co-founded the Fire Island Artist Residency, the first artist-in-residence program exclusively for gay, lesbian bisexual and [...]
Posted in Newswire | Tagged AA bronson, art in general, Bill Arning, chris bogia, evan j garza, fire island artist residency, michael brodeur, new american paintings |
By Kelly Klaasmeyer on June 27, 2011
So you may have heard, Houston is getting an art fair. Um, actually two art fairs. There has been a ridiculous amount of controversy surrounding [...]
Posted in Article, Feature | Tagged 29-95 blog, ACME Gallery, Adelaide de Menil, Alejandra von Hartz Gallery, Amory Show, Anya Tish Gallery, Arevalo Gallery, Art Basel Miami Beach, Art in America, Art League Houston, Art Nouveau Gallery, Art Palace, Art Palm Beach, ArtAspen, Arte Consultores, artMRKT, Artpace, Babcock Galleries, Baer Ridgway Exhibitions, Ballroom Marfa, Baltimore, Barbara Davis Gallery, Barcelona/Palma de Mallorca, Berlin, Bill Arning, Bogota, Brazil, bryan miller gallery, C. Grimaldis Gallery, carpetbagger, Catharine Clark, Champion Gallery, Charlie James Gallery, Charlotte, Chicago, Christophe de Menil, Christopher French, City of Houston, Community Artists' Collective, Contemporary Arts Museum, dallas, David Lusk Gallery, David Shelton Gallery, DCKT, Dean Project, Diana Lowenstein Fine Arts, DiverseWorks Art Space, Dot Fiftyone Gallery, douglas britt, Douglas Dawson Gallery, Dusseldorf, fair organizers, Ferran Cano Galeria, fluent~collaborative, FotoFest, Fran Kaufman, fredericka hunter, Fredericks & Freiser, Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Galerie Caprice Horn, Galleri Urbane, Gallery Sonja Roesch, Gering & Lopez, Ginocchio Galeria, Glassell School of Art Core Program, Hamptons Expo Group, Hardcore Contemporary Art Space, Havana, Hiram Butler Gallery, Hollis Taggart Galleries, Hong Kong, Hotel Occupancy Tax, Houston, houston arts alliance, Houston Chronicle, houston fine art fair, Houston Museum of African American Culture, Hurricane Ike, inman gallery, Jack Fischer Gallery, John Cleary, Jonathan Glus, kerry inman, La Casona Galería, Latin American, Lawrimore Project, Lennon Weinberg, LewAllen Galleries, Like the Spice Gallery, Los Angeles McCormick Gallery, Louis Stern Fine Arts, Magnum Photos, Manneken Press, Marfa/Dallas, María Ines Sicardi, Marshal Lightman, max fishko, McClain Gallery, Melberg Gallery, Memphis, Meredith Long and Company, Mexico DF, Misako & Rosen, Moody Gallery, Muriel Guepin, museum of fine arts, Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Nancy Hoffman Gallery, NYC, Oscar Cruz Galería, P.P.O.W., palmbeach3, Pan American Art Projects, Paris, Paul Kopeikin Gallery, Paul Thiebaud Gallery, Pavel Zoubok Gallery, Peter Fetterman Gallery, peter marzio, Project Row Houses, Prospect New Orleans, Prospect.1, Rena Bransten Gallery, Richard Levy Gallery, Rick Friedman, Robert Wilson, Rosenberg + Kaufman Fine Art, Ruiz-Healy Art, Samuel Freeman, Santa Fe, Santa Monica, São Paulo, Schuebbe Projects, Seattle, Seine 51, Servando Galería, Sicardi Gallery, Skydive, Soros Foundation, St. Louis, Steve Turner Contemporary, Sundaram Tagore Gallery, Susan Inglett Gallery, Tally Beck Contemporary, Terry Sultan, Texas Contemporary, texas contemporary fair, Texas Galleries, Texas Gallery, Thatcher Projects, The Art Newspaper, The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center, The Orange Show, Tokyo, Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden, Vincent Vallarino Fine Art, Wade Wilson Art, William Shearburn Gallery |
By Claire Ruud on June 17, 2011
(For Part I and Part II, click here and here.) This series has considered the finances of a number of mid-sized, contemporary U.S. arts institutions [...]
Posted in Article, Feature | Tagged amoa, arthouse, Bill Arning, CAC, CAM, camh, Claire Ruud, Contemporary Art Museum Houston, Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis, Houston, Marti Mayo, New Orleans, St. Louis, stan vanderbeek |
