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"Emigrating and maintaining close relationships seemed to be two incompatible concepts. But they turned out not to be."

The exhibition is informed by the artists’ experiences during Hurricane Harvey.

The Art Museum Futures Fund’s second round of grants includes 14 small-sized arts museums with strong and long-standing commitments to the local community and social justice.

The festival showcases artists, awards, food, drinks, and music on the Aransas Bay.

"Painting on paper presented a new working methodology for Pastine through an intimacy in scale and immediacy in process."

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on trauma and response in San Antonio, physics in Beeville, and a visit to a new skylight in Houston.

"'Parts of Speech' presents the art of two women, Yevgeniya Baras, a painter currently living and working in New York, and Julia Haft-Candell, a ceramicist based in Los Angeles."

Brandon Zech talks with Houston artist and Glasstire contributor Henry G. Sanchez about the challenges of public arts funding during a pandemic.

"This exhibition explores the question, 'what does an art historian collect?'"

Christopher Blay and William Sarradet on experimentation in art-making, the Texas Sculpture Group, and an artist who tackles the idea of the white picket fence.

Disco Kroger — AKA the grocery store near the intersection of Westheimer and Montrose in Houston — has officially closed.

If you're feeling pent up and would like to get out of the house, here's one way to do it.

"Speck transforms commonplace items (and even things that are considered trash to most people) into captivating objects, garments and backdrops."

"Dark Skies 47 PAINTINGS large & small in 17 MINUTES set to 3 songs by DJIVAN GASPARYAN, 'master of the duduk.'"

Brandon Zech, Christopher Blay and Christina Rees bring you Glasstire's top picks for the first big shows of 2021.

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech talk about the landmark events of 2020, and their takeaways from an unusual year. 

Christopher Blay and Christina Rees highlight a few of Glasstire’s top stories of 2020.

Texas produced a lot of art in 2020, and Glasstire kept covering it.

"In this series of paintings and sculptures, Schaudies examines her personal evolution since losing her soul mate in 2008."

Happy Holidays from all of us here at Glasstire!