Bill Davenport

Images of “Victoriana, pugilism (the art or practice of fighting with fists), and medical anomalies.

Lisa Iwamoto is co-founder and principal of Iwamoto – Scott Architecture. Her research focuses on digital fabrication and material technologies for architecture, and includes development of the CAD/CAM lab in…

Bus tour including: Tour of Gail Cook’s art collection at her Highland Park home, UNT’s College of Visual Art and Design – Texas Fashion Collection, Cross Currents and two art…

This edition of Art in Practice invites George Scheer, co-founder and executive director of Elsewhere, a living museum, international residency program, and educational laboratory housed in a former thrift store…

Beginning at 7:00 a.m. at the farthest east end of Little York Road at Mesa Drive in Houston, Texas and proceeding west past Fry Road, The Art Guys will walk…

Saulnier’s large paintings manage both an immediate visceral pulse and a slow meditative crawl through complex and suggestive allusions evoking transience and uncertainty.

Dallas artists, Kim Cadmus Owens and Allison V. Smith reimagine the urban landscape in abstractions and photographs.

In conjunction with NCECA 2013, the gallery hosts the exhibition of ceramics works of various artists from the collection of David and Louise Rosenfield of Dallas.

Atlanta-based artist Radcliffe Bailey and UT Professor of Art Michael Ray Charles for a conversation about Bailey’s recent work, his exploration of personal and historical narratives, and the transmission and…

Picasso was a colorist, but this is his work in black, white and shades of gray, on exclusive loan to the MFAH from the Guggenheim in New York.

Works from Olowonira 15 miles series, created to precede his work in China for the 2010 Asian Olympics Games art exhibition. He will be discussing the impact that living in…

The 10th anniversary of the No Idea improvised music festival, night 4. Featured set: Austin electronic musician Rick Reed performs with Ken Jacobs’s film Capitalism: Child Labor. Also, Norwegian ex-pat,…

A “TexAss Art Show with real “Art” and chicks and sex and blood and guts and glory and bar-b-que and more sex!” featuring new work by Steve Cruz, Omar Hernandez,…

Feminist printmaker Helen Gerritzen has spent 14 years developing ideas relating to power, gender and transformation, examining the body’s long history as a repository of cultural, sexual, medical and religious…

Recent ceramic-based work: Haft-Candell assembles hand-painted clay fragments, fabric surfaces, and structural wire and rebar to manifest surreal architectures. Julia Kunin aggregates casts of natural forms into porcelain vessels and…

New paintings on paper of Texas trees, produced while the artist’s father was passing away.

Two artists with a deep affection for the sea, for mountains and the balancing act between nature and urbanity.