Bill Davenport

San Antonio artists Joey Fauerso and Michael Velliquette are back from a month in Iceland and are presenting a slide show of their road trip around the edges of that…

July is Contemporary Arts Month in San Antonio. The nation’s only all-contemporary, all-art, all-month, city-wide showcase of- what else? Contemporary art! Now with new fiscal sponsor, ASKEW, an arts-in-education mosaic…

Parking was a hike for those of us not willing to pony up $10 to use the underground garage. It’s like the future civilization described in H.G. Wells’ Time Machine:…

Bruce Campbell muses on airport art at Big Red and Shiny, revisiting, among others, Dallas/Ft. Worth’s ambitious collection: "patently inoffensive art abounds in these social spaces and many times the…

The Goss-Michael foundation, dedicated to collecting British art for the benefit of the Dallas audience, has a new blog. Recent entries cover diverse topics like Men of Fashion, Dallas’ All…

Performance painting duo Seth Simmons and Rolando Diaz, working togther as Euforia Live, staged a music/art event at Dallas’ Victory Park megaplex development last night. Simmons played the piano while…

Today’s Houston Chronicle reports that blue dog painter George Rodrigue‘s retrospective at the New Orleans Museum of Art has broken the record for its all-time most attended show by a…

Arise! According to recently tabulated census data, the National Endowment for the Arts has concluded that there are more artists in America than there are doctors, lawyers, or police officers,…

On Friday the 13th (that’s tomorrow!) The Spot for Art, 1225 Coit St. in Denton presents it’s Weird Art Expo. Part party, part exhibition, part raffle, guests can win an…

Sandy Skoglund, pioneer of today’s wave of big, colorful, contrived, surreal photographs, will speak at the McNay Art Museum on Thursday, June 12, at 2 and 7 pm. Her talk,…

The first in a series of temporary art installations, Glass Gazebo by junk architect Dan Phillips "made entirely from recycled materials" opens, or is unveiled, or you can just see…

After an 11-year run, Cinematexas International Shorts Film Festival will have one last hurrah at Houston’s Aurora Picture Show this weekend. On Friday, Aurora will present a compilation of works…

The Third Annual CarWalk ArtWalk shows off the The pride of garages, car ports, and showrooms on Cypress St. in downtown Abilene on Thursday, June 12, from 5-8:30 p.m. 140…

Artpace San Antonio has announced it’s open call for Texas Artists who want Artpace residencies in 2010. A shortlist culled from these submissions will be reviewed by three guest curators.

Last week, the El Paso Museum of Art approved a gift from Ouida Touchon of a portfolio of 20 prints made by Arceo Press titled Bestiario and Nahuales 2 and…

Maybe this is old news, but David Adickes’ monumental concrete sculpture of the Beatles will be installed on land Adickes has purchased near I-10 and Shepherd drive in Houston. The…

John Bryant, former Executive Director of ArtLies, talks with border artist Marcos Ramírez Erre, on Thursday, June 12 at 6:30 pm at The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Co-presented with…

Construction begins this summer on an expanded space for The Wittliff Collections at the Alkek Library at Texas State University-San Marcos. The collection will undergo a major expansion to increase…

Houston Arts Alliance is still looking for artists to submit their qualifications to create site-specific public art for the Acres Homes & 5th Ward communities. HAA has extended the deadline…

J. Pittman McGehee, Jungian analyst and director of the Institute for the Advancement of Psychology and Spirituality, will lead a discussion of the works featured in The Old, Weird America…