Houston’s historic River Oaks Theatre, which has been closed since March 2021, has announced that it will reopen on Thursday, October 3, 2024.
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Review
For the Masses: Pulp Fiction Cover Art at the Martin Museum of Art, Waco
by Brandon Zechby Brandon Zech 0 commentBrandon Zech writes about an exhibition that examined a cross-section of mid-century pulp illustrations.
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Interview
The Actual Haptic Tactile Fractal World: An Interview with Dave Hickey
by Michael Flanagan 0 commentMichael Flanagan talks with Dave Hickey about Vernon Fisher, learning from bad art, and their time in the Texas art scene.
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News
Curator Christopher Blay Departs the HMAAC; Joins National Juneteenth Museum
by Jessica Fuentes 0 commentCurator and artist Christopher Blay has announced that he has departed the Houston Museum of African American Culture and joined the National Juneteenth Museum in Fort Worth.
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Discovery Green, a 12-acre park in downtown Houston, has announced Karen Navarro and Gerardo Rosales as its inaugural Art Lab Fellows.
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Review
The Chaos of War: The Battle of Pavia Tapestries at the Kimbell Art Museum
by Alli Rogers Andreen 0 commentAlli Rogers Andreen reviews an exhibition of monumental, Renaissance tapestries at the Kimbell Art Museum.
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News
Houston Center for Contemporary Craft Announces 2024-2025 Resident Artists
by Jessica Fuentes 0 commentThe Houston Center for Contemporary Craft has announced the 11 local, national, and international artists in its 2024-2025 residency program, including Texas-based Perata Bradley, Nela Garzon, Gabo Martinez, Preetika Rajgariah, and James Sterling Pitt.
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Podcast
Art Dirt: Talking with Brian David Johnson of Cloud Tree Studios & Gallery
by Glasstireby Glasstire 1 commentWilliam Sarradet talks with Brian David Johnson about his time in Austin's robust art scene and his experience running Cloud Tree Studios and Gallery.
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Jessica Fuentes writes about Texas artists José Villalobos, Bernardo Vallarino, and Lauren Woods, who have incorporated tattoos into their performance practice.
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The Dorothea and Leo Rabkin Foundation has announced the winners of its 2024 Prize for arts journalists.
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Five-Minute ToursVideo
Five Minute Tours: “Source of All Hair, Wearer of All Socks” at the Rockport Center for the Arts
by Glasstireby Glasstire 0 commentA video tour of "Sam Modder: Source of All Hair, Wearer of All Socks" at the Rockport Center for the Arts.
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ICOSA Collective, an artist-run nonprofit in Austin, has announced a national call for entries for its “Open Space 2024” juried exhibition.
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This week: sculptural works made from concrete in Dallas, a solo show connecting Christian iconography, Black spirituality, and notions of ancestry in Austin, miniatures from a collection of Mexican folk art in Beaumont, and more.
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Institutions across South Texas, including the Rockport Center for the Arts, the International Museum of Art & Science, and the Brownsville Museum of Fine Art, have a slew of solo shows and group exhibitions opening soon.
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Drive By
This and That: Impressionist Paintings on Round, Found Objects
by Caleb Bellby Caleb Bell 0 commentToday: Impressionist paintings on round, found objects.
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Five-Minute ToursVideo
Five-Minute Tours: “Dance of Gestures” at Sabine Street Studios
by Glasstireby Glasstire 0 commentA video tour of the exhibition "Dance of Gestures" at Sabine Street Studios.
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News
Easyside and Artist Mama Fund Open Call for Texas Single Parent Artists
by Glasstireby Glasstire 0 commentEasyside, a Fort Worth-based nonprofit, in partnership with Artist Mama Fund, a granting program for artist single mothers, has launched an open call for the Texas Single Parent Art Prize.
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News
Bale Creek Allen Gallery Closes Temporarily; Giant Runt Opens in its Space
by Jessica Fuentes 2 commentsEarlier this month, Bale Creek Allen Gallery in Fort Worth announced via social media that it is temporarily closing and a new gallery called Giant Runt is taking over the physical space.
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Review
Review: “Cultural Bounty: The Beckstead-Lerma-Annala Collection”
by Christopher Karr 0 commentChristopher Karr reviews an eclectic selection of works from the University of Texas at San Antonio's permanent collection, on view at the school's Russell Hill Rogers Galleries.
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Annelise Eileraas writes about a dance performance at the Moody Center for the Arts that focused on Georgia O'Keefe's time in Texas and the legendary painter’s dark years during WWI.