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On Institutional Cowardice: The Menil Collection

On Institutional Cowardice: The Menil Collection

By Rainey Knudson on January 12, 2013

[Disclosure: I am married to one of The Art Guys. I am not an impartial bystander. Read the following with that in mind.] It was [...]

Posted in Blog, Glass Meets Road, Uncategorized | Tagged josef helfenstein, Marry A Tree, The Art Guys, The Menil Collecion | 83 Responses

Houston Fine Art Fair

Houston Fine Art Fair

By Rachel Hooper on September 15, 2012

I have to admit that art fairs, in general, are not my thing. They seem exhausting for everyone involved from visitors to the gallery girls [...]

Posted in Blog, Wax by the Fire | Tagged Barbara Davis Gallery, brad bucher, carlos cruz diaz, daniel mcfarlane, Gallery Sonja Roesch, Geoff Hippenstiel, Hollis Taggart Galleries, houston fine art fair, joe havel, Julie Mehretu, kara walker, leslie hewitt, Man Ray, mfah, Robyn O’Neil, schroeder romero & shredder, shazia sikander, talley dunn gallery, The Art Guys, Trenton Doyle Hancock, Victoria Lightman, Willem De Kooning | Leave a response

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James Surls and the Rocky Mountain Art High (Pt. 1)

By John Aasp on August 7, 2012

Colorado is where a lot of Texans are (or wish they were) during the summer. It’s a heavenly cool yet rugged place. I too followed [...]

Posted in John Aäsp, The Open Blog | Tagged Aspen Art Festival, Carbondale, Carbondale Mountain Fair, colorado, james surls, The Art Guys, The Flatlanders | 3 Responses

June Mattingly’s New E-Tome on Texas Contemporary Artists

June Mattingly’s New E-Tome on Texas Contemporary Artists

By Bill Davenport on July 15, 2012

Dallas art writer and collector June Mattingly’s new e-book The State of the Art: Contemporary Artists in Texas, is out-available for Nook, Kindle and iPad. [...]

Posted in Newswire | Tagged adela andea, Allison Smith, Amy Blakemore, and Billy Zinser, Ann Stautberg, annette lawrence, Benito Huerta, Bert Long, Bill Haveron, Billy Hassell, Brad Goldberg, Brad Oldham, buster graybill, Catherine Lee, Charles Mary Kubricht, david aylsworth, David Bates, David Hirschi, donald judd, Douglas Cartmel, erick swenson, Faith Gay, Francesca Fuchs, Gabriel Dawe, Gael Stack, George Tobolowsky, Hana Hillerova, Harry Geffert, Hillerbrand+Magsamen, Howard Sherman, Hubbard/Birchler, james magee, james surls, Jason Willaford, jeff elrod, Jeff Shore/Jon Fisher, jesus moroles, Joe Mancuso, John Pomara, joseph cohen, Joseph Havel, jules buck jones, julie speed, Kana harada, Kelli Vance, Kent Dorn, Kirk Hayes, Lance Letscher, Lawrence Lee, Leslie Wilkes, Linda Ridgway, Linnea Glatt, Liz Ward, Lorraine Tady, Ludwig Schwarz, Mac Whitney, Marcelyn McNeil, margarita cabrera, Margo Sawyer, mark flood, Mary McCleary, melissa miller, Michael Miller, Murielle White, Nic Noblique, Pam Nelson, Ricardo Paniagua Aaron Parazette, Richie Budd, Robyn O’Neil, Ruben Nieto, Rusty Scruby, Sam Reveles, Sara Williams, shawn smith, Sherry Owens, Steve Wiman, Susie Rosmarin, Ted Kincaid, Terrell James, The Art Guys, tom lauerman, Tom Orr, Tommy Fitzpatrick, Trenton Doyle Hancock, Troy Brauntuch, Vernon Fisher, Vincent Falsetta, Virginia Fleck, william betts, William Cannings | 1 Response

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Lebowskis: Talking to Ed Hardy

By Sebastien Boncy on June 20, 2012

“You talking to who?” They heard me fine, yet each time I told a friend that I was calling Ed Hardy for a quick interview, [...]

Posted in Monocular | Tagged David Huddleston, Don Ed Hardy, Ed Hardy, Emiko Omori, Gordon Cook, Jack Massing, Jeff Bridges, michael galbreth, Sailor Jerry Collins, Tattoo, Tattoo The World, The Art Guys | 2 Responses

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