Allison Currie

Houston wouldn’t be Houston without the Ship Channel, and this show will explore the “lore of work” associated with the city’s port — and there is nothing not to love…

A massive three-month project involving parades, visual arts installations, performances, outdoor concerts, and much more—all in celebration of the centennial of the Houston Ship Channel. We’ll be selectively posting some…

Local legend Staley has reconfigured his own paintings of Greco-Roman mythology from 30 years ago by cutting the work into strips, repainting each with strokes and dots, and reattaching the…

The fourth annual fair brings 80+ galleries and a slew of talks, special intallations and projects. See it all from the roving Glasstire pedicab, and don’t forget to tip!

Images from the photographer‘s recent series Blue Alembic and Terrestrials.

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Digitally enhanced photographs printed on canvas. Lane is also the president of the San Antonio chapter of Americans United for Separation of Church and State!

New paintings from the Austin-based artist.

“New, large-scale drawings and sculpture all created by the artist in her 420 square foot apartment after work demonstrates what can be done with limited space, time, and resources.”

For Y’Ur Height Only is a 1981 Filipino action thriller film (loosely based on the Bond classic) that features hokey futuristic gadgets and gizmos, seductive girls and blazing guns. The Bizarro…

Pictured is relief printing instructor Paige Prater’s woodcut titled Impressive.

Kamal Aljafari, Aissa Deebi and Dor Guez on the subject of Palestinians within Israel. Curated by Noah Simblist. Guez’s project 40 Days, which he debuted at Artpace in 2012, will…

A Paris artist book publisher, onestar press, pairs emerging designers and artists to collaborate on artist books that they design using a template in 2.5 hours at the Blaffer Art…

Sweeney explores the human condition with witty texts that tends to trap the viewer like a fly in ointment.

Houston artists Daniel Bertalot, Jed Foronda, and John Forse work with “place, spacial relations, and depth of surroundings” at the first show at Paul Middendorf’s reincarnated Gallery Homeland.

Blay‘s work typically demonstrates a smart, funny sensibility. For this show he’ll be constructing fake communication satellite equipment using cheap umbrellas and windshield sunscreens. Should be fun.