Glasstire

Through its website, The Austin School of Fiber Arts offers memberships with discounts on master classes and early registration.

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on a walking tour show in Houston, the daily lives of our furry companions, and the second parking garage art show we know of in Texas during the pandemic. 

After opening on Saturday, Pabst Blue Ribbon Studios will be free and open to the public on Saturdays and Sundays, with plans to host DJ events on the first Friday of every month.

“It’s important for somebody to see their reflection in any way possible. But it’s better when it’s a positive reflection and not a negative.”

"Jackson uses his latest works to provide a sanctuary of tranquility and reflection for the Texas citizens during these uncertain times."

Caleb Bell, the well-traveled Curator at the Tyler Museum of Art, is the juror for the 2021 open call.

Christopher Blay and (momentary) guest host Hesse McGraw, Director of the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, discuss seeing the sun again, an unpronounceable show title, wild life, and an exclusive first look at the renovated CAMH.

Johnson is pursuing his Ph.D. in Humanities and Literature at the University of Texas at Dallas.

Featuring works by Schuyler DeMarinis, Forrest Aderholt, Taylor Bailey, Brock Caron, and Iris Rylander:

Featuring work by Forrest Aderholt, Chris Ancarrow, Brock Caron, Alex Coronel, Taylor Bailey, Kelsey Baker, Aria Brownell, Amar Gupta, Rachel Spits, Carrie Shannon, Kirsten Lofgren, Melanie Farris, Russell Brxwn, Jet, Molly Knobloch, and Iris Rylander

In light of Winter Storm Uri, which is sweeping across Texas, this week's Top Five is a rebroadcast of our video from July 18, 2019.

A list of winter storm resources available to you.

Inspired by the career of Clint Willour, Christina Rees and Brandon Zech discuss the transformational impact a single person can have on an art scene. 

"Artists include Ed Blackburn, Alexander Calder, Lillian Garcia-Roig, L.O. Griffith, Sedrick Huckaby, Luis Jiménez, Coreen Spellman, James Surls, and Sarah Williams, among others."

"Emerging from the chaos of the pandemic and the fight for social justice, the show explores a shift in consciousness to a softer and more playful way of being."

Christopher Blay and Christina Rees on a Salvadoran artist’s debut in Dallas, an art scavenger hunt in Austin, and a Houston artist in San Antonio whose images and words may be just what we need right now.

Jannise is pursuing his Ph.D. in Literature and Creative Writing at the University of Houston. His essay is about a sculpture exhibition along the Houston Heights Esplanade.

"Inside the window of ICOSA, Csillagi and Gassiot create scapes using video, mixed media, and shadow play."

The experimental juried exhibition "aims to create a dialogue about the myriad pressures of the contemporary moment — the pressures we exert as well as the pressures placed upon us.”

"Using stillness as a framework for abstraction, the exhibition illustrates how ritualizing everyday moments is transformed. Installations are activated by Amy Zapien, Colton James White, Brooke Chaney, and Paloma Salas."