"Henry G. Sanchez"

Brandon Zech and guest host Henry G. Sanchez on an installation you hear instead of see, a show that uses materials to poke holes in romanticized nature, and a ‘themeless’ group show in San Antonio.

Funded in party by The Idea Fund, the socially engaged project is meant to help connect the city's community with its bayou. 

Brandon Zech and guest Henry G. Sanchez on research as art in San Antonio, a rethink on the art of Venezuela, and a show in El Paso by a prolific Marfa-based artist.

“Patriot Game is a participatory multimedia-based project created by Henry G. Sanchez in collaboration with fellow members of the Houston Chapter of United We Dream. The project experiments with redefining…

"To me, artists would play a central role in helping to create a new kind of aspirational society."

Participating artists Zach Moser and Eric Leshinsky of Shrimp Boat Projects, Brenda Perry, Irene J. Klaver and Henry G. Sanchez, create projects that contribute to the discussion of issues surrounding…

Yesterday wrapped up a two-week run of Henry Sanchez's BioArt Bayou-torium project. A combination science lab and art studio set up inside a shipping container, and accompanied by pontoon-boat tours of Houston's Buffalo Bayou, Sanchez's project was funded by Warhol's Idea Fund.

From Lawndale: “Lawndale is pleased to announce the artists and public opening for the 2024 iteration of The Big Show, our ambitious annual exhibition of new work by artists practicing…

Lawndale, a Houston-based multidisciplinary contemporary art center, has announced the 90 artists selected by guest juror Dr. Laura Augusta for this year’s iteration of "The Big Show."

The City of Houston’s Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs has announced $176,000 in grants to 36 projects by individual artists and nonprofit arts organizations.

Advocates of a Latino Museum of Cultural and Visual Arts & Archive Complex in Houston, Harris County has announced its inaugural juried art show and symposium.

Henry G. Sanchez writes about the bioart of Louisiana artist Brandon Ballengée, which is currently on view at Redbud Gallery in Houston.

Henry G. Sanchez reviews an exhibition at Jonathan Hopson Gallery in Houston, featuring work by Liz Rodda, Lauren Moya Ford, Hong Hong, Guadalupe Hernandez, Brandon Tho Harris, and Troy Dugas.

To register for this panel discussion, go here. From Houston Climate Justice Museum & Cultural Center: “How can artists inspire us to think about new forms of life in the…

The project, led by artist Henry Sanchez, fosters the stewardship of Houston’s bayous and nature with a focus on bilingual and Spanish-speaking communities. 

Note: This event is online-only. For registration, Go here. From the Idea Fund: “This free virtual event features presentations by the 12 recipients of this year’s The Idea Fund grants.…

Brandon Zech talks with Houston artist and Glasstire contributor Henry G. Sanchez about the challenges of public arts funding during a pandemic.

"This year’s Idea Fund seeks to support new projects developed by Black, Indigenous, and POC artists and encourages creative projects that raise awareness of local social and cultural issues."

As a follow up to our original story, Glasstire has received responses from both AAH and the Houston Alliance for Latinx Arts (H.A.L.A).