This week: a two-person show exploring the impact of the pandemic on human connection in Houston, a solo exhibition rooted in language in Lubbock, a group show that seeks to reshape our relationship to death in San Antonio, and more.
Iva Kinnaird
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Graham Bell reviews a wry and deliberate exhibition of work by Houston-based artist Iva Kinnaird.
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This year's movie night is organized by guest curators Peter Lucas and Emily Peacock; the pop-up backyard screening will feature short video works by Houston-based artists Lina Dib, Preetika Rajgariah, JooYoung Choi, Krista Steinke, and Britt Thomas.
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Houston-based artist Iva Kinnaird does a renovation job for her landlord. "This man, whom I've never met, has great trust in my handyman abilities. I will not let him down."
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Iva Kinnard's sculpture's pairing with Christina Macal’s paintings is important and mutually beneficial.
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The City of Houston just unveiled its 7th recycling truck designed by an artist: Wet Cement, by Iva Kinnaird, is a truck wrapped in images of handprints and other designs carved…
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Spring Preview! Rainey Knudson, Brandon Zech, and Christina Rees run down our top picks in Texas for the coming months.
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Trying out a piece in Trey Duvall’s show Idiot Machines/Infinity Loops at Lawndale Art Center, Houston. (Through Oct. 22)
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Below is a roundup of some shows we’ve enjoyed so far this fall. Not a comprehensive list. -Ed. Shelby David Meier & Iva Kinnaird: Make Time October 8 –…
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"It's like the Mike Judge Office Space office, or the Glasstire office with our sea of drones in their cubicles."
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Rainey Knudson and guest Iva Kinnaird on French stereotypes, "legit” shows versus pop-up shows, and penises in art.
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Being in one’s early twenties can feel a lot like the kindergarten of adulthood: it’s a myriad of drunken mishaps, jarring realizations and acceptances of failures, frustrations, and disappointments.