Brandon Zech

Today: Red towels

Today: Sailing into the unknown

Brandon Zech reviews two recent exhibitions in Houston.

Although Schjeldahl had little connection to Texas, whenever a particularly impactful critic dies, the loss is felt everywhere.

While I do believe the occasional gem might be found in a thrift store or on eBay, I feel these works are likely Peruvian reproductions of and homages to our 20th century canon.

Brandon Zech on the boundary-defying work of a major 20th century artist.

Brandon Zech on an exhibition of paintings by William Wegman, on view at Texas Gallery in Houston.

This is, essentially, ALMAAHH's first large-scale program series, and will help introduce the museum's concept to a wider public.

The Donald Judd Library Project intends to open the artist's library up to digital visitors across the world.

FotoFest has announced the 23 artists that will be included in its upcoming Houston Biennial, which is titled "If I Had a Hammer."

Brandon Zech looks back at Claes Oldenburg's Texas connections.

The National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. has created a new artwork guessing game called "Artle."

Today: Luminescent cylinders and cubes

When a small work is good, it packs a disproportionate punch: while it can be easy for a big piece to awe you from across the room, the ability for a tiny artwork to have the same effect is rare.

Today: Hot dog fingers

In remembrance of Dan Graham, here's a mixtape CD compiled by the artist.

Today: Anthropomorphic hugging

The Prize, which was begun in 2020, is designed to highlight and "champion historically underserved and underrepresented groups of the Dallas arts community by offering quantifiable support."

Today: Horse costumes

The fully funded Galveston Artist Residency is accepting applications, and the city's Cultural Arts Commission is seeking public art proposals.