Happy Juneteenth! Texas Celebrations and Museums
Some towns held celebrations last weekend; some are planning picnics and parades for the upcoming weekend. It is actually today, though, that is Juneteenth, the [...]
Making Leaders and Making Money: TFA to Present How-To Workshop
Most arts organizations will agree that they could use stronger leadership and more money, so Texans for the Arts (TFA) is putting together an all-day [...]
Glasshouses 28: Davide Savorani and Michelangelo Miccolis
Davide Savorani and Michelangelo Miccolis, Savorani’s technical and performative assistant, have been working on a series of projects including a room-sized installation in Savorani’s studio space at [...]
The Fourth Pyramid – Galveston Artist Residency
Does Galveston need another pyramid? Driving daily past the inverted glass ashtrays of the Moody Gardens, Sallie Barbee and Eric Schnell, co-directors of the Galveston [...]
Galveston: Drawings, Mobster Architecture and Brothels
I headed down to Galveston last Friday to see “The Drawing Room, Part 2,” yet another fine offering from curator Clint Willour at the Galveston [...]
Josh Bernstein’s “Man Corn”
Josh Bernstein‘s exhibition “Man Corn” is the third exhibition in Rice University’s newest art venue– EMERGEncy Room. Located on the second floor of Sewall Hall, [...]
Despite Galveston, Avis Frank!
“Despite the fact that Galveston is a city of 50,000 and in no way large enough to sustain the sales required for a successful gallery,” [...]
