Michael Flanagan writes about Mark Flood's exhibition at Reeves Art + Design in Houston.
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This week: a world-class collection show in Dallas, Contemporary Art Month takes over San Antonio, an artist highlights his "sputtering attempts" to create digital prints in Houston, and more.
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Various Small Fires will open its new Dallas location Friday, April 22, 2022 with an inaugural exhibition, "Texan: Part I."
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What a fool I was to believe that a few minutes would be enough time to get to the bottom of it all.
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For Rainey Knudson’s last week at Glasstire, she recounts her five fondest art-related memories leading up to and during her Glasstire years.
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“I knew right then I had to find out what was really going on in this place. I had to stay right here. Never made it to California.”
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A few years ago, Glasstire wrote about Mark Flood’s art featured on the CBS show Elementary. Now, Dallas artist has hit the big time on the popular show Empire,…
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CineMarfa is simply a series of unique cinematic experiences, laid out over four days in May as a montage of creative nudges and existential echoes.
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For its seventh continuous year, the CineMarfa Film Festival will begin its programming tomorrow, May 4, and continue through May 7 in Marfa, Texas. CineMarfa, which emphasizes the intersection between…
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A drawing by Houston artist Robert Pruitt was recently spotted in the background of a scene in the HBO half-hour comedy television series Insecure, which explores the “friendship, experiences and…
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In conjunction with its current exhibition Mark Flood: Gratest Hits, the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (CAMH) will present A World of Our Own: Mydolls and the Houston Punk Scene this…
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I suppose people can marvel at what a bad boy he is, but I liked Flood’s work a lot more before I saw this show.
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For those who missed the “exhibition walkthrough” of Mark Flood: Gratest Hits last Saturday at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (CAMH), it turned out to be a rare performance of…
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Rainey Knudson and Christina Rees on Houston's favorite son, the absurdist power of Wegman, and where all the cool people will be this Saturday.
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It’s reasonable to ask if ILYB wasn’t just a bunch of fun-loving party animals jamming together.
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Guest star Ryan Dennis joins Rainey Knudson to count down forbidden words, leather knowledge, and public art.
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Long-time Houstonians may vaguely remember I Love You Baby (ILYB), a ragtag group of artists who gathered together on Wednesday nights at the now-defunct Commerce Street Artists Warehouse and hosted…
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Yesterday, Interview magazine published an interview with Houston artist Mark Flood by artist and former Houstonian Will Boone. Besides talking about Flood’s current show, The Future is Ow, at New…
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"It IS druggie. But there’s no correlation to a particular drug."
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I included eight Texas-based artists in the first part of this two-parter, but knew then I'd probably follow up with a more Texas-centric version of the same.