The first annual Booker Lowe lecture at Houston’s Glassell School of Art brings Andrew Wagner, editor-in-chief of American Craft Magazine to tell us that we’re in an "era of convergence"…
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San Antonio artist Bill Fitzgibbons and the city of McAllen are in a heated legal wrangle over McAllen’s installation of colored lights in an underpass that closely resemble "Light Channels,"…
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Ex-Texan sculptor James Surls has installed a string of his signature twirly trees along New York’s Park Avenue between 50th and 57th streets. The pieces are part of the city’s…
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The Greater El Paso Chamber of Commerce can’t afford the $50,000 it takes to keep El Paso’s giant star alight, and hopes to push the job into the public sector…
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Marion True, the archeologist and former curator of antiquities at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles took the stand in Italy to refute charges that she particiapted in…
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This weekend, S.O.S. or "Systems of Sustainability," explores art as a tool for social activism at the University of Houston with three days of site-specific projects, field trips, lectures, scholarly…
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At Co-Lab, Austin, *Tonite*, March 21, Saturday, it’s Too Much Cake: performance artists from across Texas are going to be "linking postmodern strategies to street performance and appropriation." Artists in…
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Maria Cortes is the winner of this year’s Edith Baker Art Scholarship, sponsored by the Dallas Art Dealers Association. The young Dallas artist will scoop up $3500 at an awards…
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The Shepard Fairey mural installation scheduled for 2 p.m. yesterday in Austin was hastily cancelled yesterday morning. Apparently, the artist, who was going to be in town for SXSW had…
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Whole Foods is presenting the 5th annual "Empty Bowls Houston" this Saturday, March 21. Donating $25 to the Houston Food Bank gets you a lunch of soup, bread and water…
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The Texas Association of Museums is hosting its annual meeting in El Paso this week. Times are tight for museums and the conference theme, “Breaking Down Barriers – Building Bridges,”…
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As a part of our plan for world domination…er, statewide video coverage of the Texas art scene, Glasstire wants more video! We received an incredible response to our open call…
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The wit and wisdom of Clint Willour, art guru extraordinaire, is included in a just-released guide for artists. ART/WORK: Everything You Need to Know (and Do) As You Pursue Your…
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On March 19-21 the most underground art show with the most aboveground press machinery is coming to Austin: New Brow: The Rise of Underground Art opens at the art space…
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Shepard Fairey is hitting Austin. UT’s Landmarks public art program has commissioned a mural from Fairey for the Art Building. The mural will be installed on the building’s exterior this…
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The Galveston Arts Center has received $188,500 to help repair hurricane damage to its 1878 First National Bank Building. The Harris and Eliza Kempner Fund, The Brown Foundation, Inc., and…
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In the spirit of the rent party, the benefit concert, a new social event, "Sunday Soup" is a community meal that functions as a grant funding process. On April 5 at…
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Fahamu Pecou is an Atlanta-based artist who has been working since 2002 to re-brand himself as "the shit", with his "Fahamu Pecou is the shit" campaign, modeled after the aggressive…
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The Texas Senate finance committee has recommended that the Texas Commission on the Arts receive $3 million extra dollars over the next two years to support TCA’s Arts Create grant…
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Stucco relief sculptures recently discovered at the El Mirador site in Guatemala are the earliest known representations of the Maya creation story, and have archeologists excited. The two 26-foot panels…