Last thursday Holland Cotter ranted, (or is it crowed?) over the NY art market collapse in the NY Times, lambasting "groomed-for-success" art school graduates, critics, curators, and career theorists who…
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UTSA New Media professor Justin Boyd moderates a panel discussion on DIY and the Avant-Garde: artists creating alternative venues for cutting-edge art this Thursday, Feb 19 at UTSA’s downtown campus,…
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The Dallas Architecture Forum brings curator and critic Elizabeth Smith to speak at the Dallas Museum of Art’s Horchow Auditorium this Thursday, Feb 19. Smith, chief curator at Chicago’s Musum…
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Tuesday Evenings at the Modern brings superslacker computer artist Jeff Elrod in from the Marfa desert on Tuesday, Feb 17 at 6 pm in conjunction with his first solo museum…
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In a revised version of the economic stimulus bill recently passed by the House of Representatives, funding for museums, theaters and art centers has been restored- but rest assured, NO…
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Rev. Seymour Perkins , San Antonio outsider artist and preacher, 78, died Tuesday. Perkins is best known for his eccentric house/ ministry at the corner of South Hackberry and Nevada…
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Buddhist art specialist John Johnston is the new curator of asian art at the San Antonio Museum of Art, which, if you haven’t seen it, has an amazingly impressive collection…
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Houston artists Carter Ernst and Paul Kittelson crashed their truck last Thursday on U.S. Highway 87 at Bean Road outside San Angelo while towing Ernst’s giant chicken sculpture to a…
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Descibed as "an alternative universe dance club, populated by strange, assorted characters, with the single goal of helping you get your (freak) on, and in the process, breaking down the…
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Cindy Ng, author of Girligami, an unbearably cute, "fresh, fun, fashionable spin on Origami” will sign copies of her book on Saturday, February 14 at 3 pm at the Museum…
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Houston’s 13th Annual Citywide African-American Art Exhibition takes over the Rice University central library and the Texas Southern University Museum from Feb 12-March 16 with works by LaToya Allen, Mac…
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Shepard Fairey is now suing the AP over his appropriation of one of their photographs for his famous Obama Hope poster. Manny Garcia, the photographer who originally took the image…
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Houston Art Alliance is looking for arts professionals to help select upcoming civic art commissions. Architects, designers and art historians are encouraged to apply. Artists can apply, too. Feel free…
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Portable Trojan Bear, sculptor Jim Love’s first public commission, has been returned to Hermann Park in Houston, to its apt spot between the miniature railroad and the Houston Zoo. The…
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If you’re feeling like a drive in the country between Austin and San Antonio this afternoon, you can amble on over to the beautiful hilltop home of Mr. and Mrs.…
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Texans for the Arts is kicking off its 2009 lobbying season with Arts Advocacy Day on Tuesday, February 10th. $45 gets you an arts advocacy workshop with Kellner consulting and HillCo, and…
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The Associated Press is looking for a piece of the action on poster artist Shepard Fairey’s iconic Obama/Hope image, which was made using a copyrighted AP photo. There’s no secret…
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Seventeen Dallas area artists in six open studios = Art in the Hood Studio Tour and Sale, Saturday, Feb. 7 from11am- 6 pm. The artists are: Gene Allen, Nancy Thompson, …
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B Scene, the Blanton museum’s monthly art party is themed "Gods and Goddesses," this February, highlighting those intensely-white classical casts in the round room. Friday, February 6, 6-11. $10 ($5…
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Max Neuhaus, musician and pioneering ambient-sound artist, is dead of cancer at 69. Neuhaus’ Sound Figure was installed permanently outside the the Menil’s north entrance in May. One of the…