Allison Currie

A lecture by Pascal Zoghbi, co-creator of the new mural at the Printing History Museum. Zoghbi is a graphic designer in Beirut, Lebanon, and founder of 29LT Fonts, which creates…

New work from the San Antonio fixture and co-founder of Fl!ght Gallery.

Summer 2015 guest curator Ian Russell currently works as an assistant professor of contemporary art at Koç University in Istanbul, Turkey.

Head to Galveston this weekend for the unveiling of Sandy, the LGBT-friendly dolphin statue! More info on the project can be found here and here.

Cool! Artist and filmmaker Bill Daniel returns to his pre-punk stomping grounds (he’s from Richardson) to screen his 2005 hobo graffiti documentary “Who is Bozo Texino?” and to present photos…

Wipe off your sweat and check out the Bihl Haus site for the full lineup of events.

This is such a goofy premise (artworks that “could be viewed on a trip through Texas, traveling west on I-10”); and it’s such an odd hodgepodge of artists (Vachu Chilakamarri,…

Billed as “Houston’s original green flea” (have flea markets ever been anything but?), ReMarket promises vendors who used recycled/reused materials in their craft, plus there will be garage sales, a…

Summer group show! Pictured is a new translucent work by Tom Orr.

“Michael’s work lies loosely between Chopin and Andy Kaufman.” – the press release

A community-based photography project documenting Houston’s animal overpopulation crisis. There will be a community awareness event at Box 13 on August 9th as well. Details of the project can be…

The Museum of Printing History has commissioned a new mural by Lebanese graphic artist Pascal Zoghbi, and Houston graffiti artist DUAL.

Photographs by Argentine artist’s series Galàctica, featuring space modules and cryogenic chambers that the artist captured at the NASA Johnson Space Center during her Mapping Exchange Residency at the Blanton…

Chris Bramel, Tuba Koymen, Tammy McNary, Adam Neese and Byrd Williams IV.

The culminating exhibition of The Contemporary’s inaugural 2014, a six-month program that combines group critique with professional development to emerging artists in the Austin area. Congrats to 2014 Crit Group…

The Public Trust’s annual summer inventory blowout, featuring small originals, prints, t-shirts and more!