Throughline Collective, a new artist group in Houston, is opening an artist-run exhibition space in November.
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ICOSA Collective Announces Call for Entries for Annual Juried Exhibition; Names Alex Klein as Juror
ICOSA Collective, an Austin-based artist-run nonprofit gallery, has announced a call for entries for its 2023 juried group exhibition, “Open Space.”
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This week: an exhibition highlighting early Texas art in Tyler, a solo show using cremated human remains as an artistic medium in Houston, an exhibition featuring large-scale assemblage-style sculptures in Dallas, and more.
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This week: a group show featuring over 100 artists in Houston, a retrospective of abstract works in Fort Worth, fourteen women-identifying artists examine womanhood in Austin, and more.
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Jonas Criscoe, a founding member of ICOSA, and Kevin Ivester, Director of Ivester Contemporary, have announced a pop-up exhibition at the newly formed Canopy Projects.
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Caroline Frost reviews "Dream States," a show of works by five filmmakers on view at ICOSA Collective in Austin.
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This week: solo shows honoring award-winning artists in Houston, a group show exploring the aesthetics of camp and queerness in Dallas, an exhibition of photograms created using expired gelatin silver paper found in Robert Rauschenberg’s darkroom, and more.
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ICOSA Collective has announced a national call for a group exhibition juried by Jill Schroeder of grayDUCK Gallery.
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This week: paintings inspired by architectural disasters in Houston, a site-specific video in Amarillo, gestural paintings about on memory in Rockport, and more.
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This week: a city-wide event in San Antonio, large-scale abstract portraits in Houston, and sculpture and fashion meet in a solo exhibition in Dallas.
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Brandon Zech and Christina Rees on some San Antonio artists in Austin, ten artists going for broke with TV news footage in Dallas, and a must-see solo exhibition opening this weekend in Houston.
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Christina Rees and William Sarradet on a sculptor’s leap into oil painting, the therapeutic DNA of craft, and a show by Texas’ newest honorary intrepid explorer.
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Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on local artists in big museums, an Austin art collective’s tenacity in the wake of gentrification, and two of Houston’s more unexpected art spaces.
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Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on the cross-pollination of art collectives, an eccentric collector’s decadence, and a major museum show that borrows from Houston locals.
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Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on two artists who go into outer space to find perspective on Earth, an artist who whose decadence is emotional, and paintings that render the flesh abstract.
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Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on a truly suburban artist, Friday in the Panhandle, and, of course, the Big Week in Dallas.
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Some thoughts on a few current shows.
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Last weekend, the Glasstire crew was in Austin to see the East Austin Studio Tour (EAST) and shoot video/serve mimosas at their community breakfast. Here are some highlights from the trip. Apparently…