This week: fiber art in a new San Antonio gallery, geometric abstraction in Austin, a group show all about time in Denton & more.
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Five-Minute ToursVideo
Five-Minute Tours: Helen Altman at Moody Gallery, Houston
by Glasstireby GlasstireA video exhibition tour of Fort Worth, Texas-based artist Helen Altman's 2021-2022 exhibition at Moody Gallery in Houston.
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Today: Goldfish
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Who doesn't like some nice warm fire trickery on a cold winter day?
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Christopher Blay and Christina Rees on a paper show exposed to the elements, a show of sinister little dwellings, and a way to see a lot of art in one trip.
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Brandon Zech and Christina Rees discuss conservation nightmares, the Dust Bowl, and how well-versed Texas artists are on this subject.
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Brandon Zech and guest host Henry G. Sanchez on an installation you hear instead of see, a show that uses materials to poke holes in romanticized nature, and a ‘themeless’ group show in San Antonio.
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Bones are fascinating to a lot of people, but often unconsciously — we often don't think much about bones until they're broken, and they're somewhat imbued with taboo mystery.
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Review
Sticks and Stones: Works by Helen Altman at the Tyler Museum of Art
by Brandon Zechby Brandon ZechThis is the best exhibition of Altman’s work I’ve seen to date, partly because her art works especially well when it’s in dialogue with itself.
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Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on a Houston show named after the street it’s on (Moonmist!), a Panhandle show that requires a magnifying glass, and the undeniable charge of 1930s-era Picasso.
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Christina Rees and Rainey Knudson on artists bringing their A-game, the pleasures of the flesh, and the tale behind Trenton Doyle Hancock's retrospective in Houston.
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In this age of information static there’s something reassuring about settling into a room full of one artist’s works.
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The painting range from loose and funky, almost alien-looking collages of lawns and hedges to photorealistic snapshots that capture a particular sunny California day.