La Reunion TX , the utopian community-cum-artist-residency program in Oak Cliff section of Dallas, is fixing to remove some unwanted trees and is looking for eco-friendly executioners. On February 2,…
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Houston Arts alliance will begin accepting applications for its latest round of Individual Artist, Artist Projects and New Work Fellowships on January 7. For artists who have lived in the…
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Black mold threatens cave art at Lascaux! The French government takes emergency action, spraying a fungicide on the walls to fend off the the second mold attack since a new…
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The new appropriations bill for fiscal year 2008 approved by Congress before the holidays and signed into law by President Bush the day after Christmas increases federal funding for the…
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The 1620 Keene St. Warehouse in Houston burned to the ground in the early morning hours of the new year. Firefighters arrived at 1:15 am to find the building fiercely…
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Portland, Oregon artist MK Guth comes to Houston’s Diverseworks on January 11th to enlist participants in her new interactive work, Ties of Protection, a long Rapunzel -like "interactive braid sculpture"…
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Dallas-based musician/hacker/retro-computing artist Paul Slocum’s "Time-Lapse Homepage 21," a one-minute video that collapses the development of a single personal page in 1,200 screenshots at 20 frames per second will be…
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I’m creeped-out by the art as an industry viewpoint of Randy Cohen and the Houston Arts Alliance (see "Happy happy happy new year!" in the December 31 newswire). Just take…
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In November, Americans for the Arts Vice President of Policy and Research Randy Cohen spoke to Houston arts, tourism and economic development leaders, advising them on how to influence greater…
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Judging from attendance figures released on December 19, last year was the best ever for the Dallas Museum of Art. Out of a total of 641,000 visitors, 130,000 saw Van…
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Art City Austin is looking to spend $25,00 on temporary artist projects to spiff up its annual fair, formerly known as the Austin Fine Arts Festival and transform the banks of…
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Houston artists Greg Donner and David Krueger are working on a solar-powered straw and metal building in the desert two hours south of Marfa. About seven miles north of Big…
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The American Wandering Club invites artists to burn their works from 2007 on New Year's Eve. At 4:44 pm (in honor of the 44 years since Argentine artist Marta Minujin created…
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Even Texans can take a lesson in thinking big from the Egyptian government, which plans to copyright the pyramids, reports yesterday's Guardian (UK). The plan is to use royalties generated…
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The Joan Mitchell Foundation has just announced the recipients of its 2007 painters and sculptors grants. Among the 25 winners were a slew of Texans: Dario Robleto and Alex Rubio…
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John Alexander's retrospective gets a resounding thump from Blake Gopnik in today's Washington Post. The show, which just opened at the Smithsonian's American Art Museum in Washington D.C., was organized…
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German artist Claudia Hinsch, Chinati Foundation Artist-in-residence, will have an opening Thursday, December 27, 6-8pm at the Locker Plant on East Oak Street in Marfa.
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Houston-based artist Trenton Doyle Hancock has won the 2007 Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize, a $50,000 award given out by New York’s Studio Museum in Harlem. Founded in 2006, the first award…
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The Chinese have rebuilt the Astrodome as an opera house, the Russians still can’t send their art to London, lest the Brits confiscate it, Roberta Smith rails against her own…
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Aurora Picture Show, famed microcinema in Houston’s Sunset Heights is looking for a new home, but not a new building. They plan to take their beloved church-cum-theater on the road,…