Glasstire

Glasstire’s 20th Anniversary Auction will begin on July 10th at 9 AM CST and will close on July 17th at 9 PM CST.

This week: A goodbye in San Antonio, a reopening in Austin, and an anniversary in Dallas.

“We are delighted to enhance the Museum’s Chinese art holdings with these stunning works, which further our ability to share narratives and develop understanding of Chinese material culture through time.”

The Butler Sound Gallery will be a major component of the Blanton’s large-scale grounds revitalization.

“I go back to the first-ever art form that I made, which is drawing.”

Christina Rees and William Sarradet discuss some favorite LGBTQ offerings of the past month and beyond. Also: art they expect to see in museums and galleries going forward.

This week: summer group shows in Austin and Houston, a trip to Lubbock, and pandemic-loomed work in San Antonio.

"You allow yourself to respond to things as they come. You allow chance to enter into the process in a really serious way."

"The seventh solo exhibition for the artist at Inman Gallery since 1992, this show will include six new large-scale paintings, all completed in the past year."

Blue Star Contemporary has held an artist residency in Berlin since 2013, but this collaboration grew out of San Antonio’s Sister City relationship with Darmstadt.

This week: a self-taught visionary in Dallas, Black is Beautiful in Austin, and museum employees put on a show in Houston.

“The thing that I cannot say through art — I relieve those feelings through boxing.”

Organized by Kinzelman Art Consulting and Foto Relevance to highlight the work of Margeaux Walter, David Reinfeld, and Brenda Biondo.

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech discuss how the recent cultural swing toward honesty and sincerity has affected comedy, art, and music.

The auction will feature works by Deborah Roberts, Julie Speed, James Surls, Sedrick Huckaby, Michael Bise, and many others.

"By creating work about being a father, I think I’ve only given myself more confidence as a parent."

This week: Lawndale's Big Show returns, Juneteenth is this weekend, and doomscrolling is an art form.

"Kubricht's galaxies offer a respite and reminder of how small and fleeting our own troubles are in the grandest scheme."

"An exhibition of 15 relief paintings by Jo Zider based on the archetypes of Grief, Blame and Hope, as they find commonality between a 17th-century playwright's characters and the effects of climate change on the lives of contemporary man."

"Haden’s specialty is re-purposing found objects, trash, or scrap materials, with the intent of changing the viewer’s perception of that object."