Jessica Fuentes writes about recent trips to San Antonio as part of her research for her Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant articles.
Presa House
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This week: tintype photos in Beaumont, hybrid creatures and new commissioned works in Houston, papel picado portraits in San Antonio, and more.
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The Rockport Center for the Arts has announced the exhibitors for its 2022 Art Fair, which includes galleries from across the state of Texas.
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This week: a force field in Houston, a magazine's history in Dallas, and plenty of fur in San Antonio.
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This week: Ab Ex women in the Panhandle, an Englishman in Dallas, and old souls in San Antonio.
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Christopher Blay and Christina Rees on Texas barns in danger, Italian drawings in Space City, and an artist who has her finger on the pulse of human awfulness.
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"Living in these characters gives me a freedom to explore what it feels like to embrace emotion and let it do what it needs to — through sadness or confusion or strange sexiness or filth or isolation."
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The 2020 holiday season will be unusual as we try to survive the global pandemic. One bright spot during during this time, however, is the list of mostly virtual craft…
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Kitchen’s careful manipulation of sometimes lush, sometimes desolate snapshots from the American Northwest probe the contours between documentary and craft.
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Brandon Zech and Christina Rees on an acclaimed painter’s collage work, an incendiary welcome mat, and show that went from 67 works to nearly 2000.
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Reviews of current shows by Jorge Alegría, Mario Ybarra Jr., and Jennifer Ling Datchuk.
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Drive ByReview
Useless Systems: Robert Jackson Harrington and Hector Hernandez
by Neil Fauersoby Neil FauersoThese pieces are beautiful, dynamic sculptures that activate a lingering disquiet that they should… do something.
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Shows by Emmanuel De Sousa, Jesus Treviño, Alán Serna, and the Wheeler Brothers wrap up this long Texas summer.
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In short, this show presents like a most timely biennial.
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‘Different Skin’ at Presa House: A Tribute to Carlos G. Gómez
by Neil Fauersoby Neil FauersoPresa House in San Antonio exhibited the works of three Brownsville artists who studied with Carlos G. Gómez, as a tribute to his memory.
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A quick review of current shows by Joe De La Cruz, Ashley Thomas, and Jimmy James Canales.
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Neil Fauerso, Rainey Knudson and Christina Rees on a museum that fits in your wallet, a long-awaited retrospective, and a drawing show in San Antonio featuring two artists who play along gender lines.
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Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on the evolution of a Texas sculptor, a rising star in Houston, and a much-anticipated show in Waxahachie.
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Glasstire's guest editor Neil Fauerso and San Antonio-based Artpace resident Jenelle Esparza on an exhibition of works inspired by the culture of Mexico, the draw of Australian Aboriginal art, and a timely show addressing incarceration in the U.S.
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The strength of the show lies in the associations, references, and stories coiled in the works, like sleeping snakes.