Rainey Knudson

From: Jenn – 1st Art Gallery Date: Wed, Jul 1, 2015 at 3:20 PM Subject: Sponsorship Inquiry To: [email protected] Hello! My name is Jenn and I am the Marketing Manager…

It took a few years before Facebook started to become creepy for me.

The Houston art writer has paused writing and is publishing a new magazine of artists' works: "I’m not in love with my own voice. I’m in love with seeing things."

We should all just relax, lie back, and enjoy our enrichmutainment.

Alison Weaver has been named the first Executive Director of the new Moody Center for the Arts at Rice University. She will begin on September 1, 2015. A native Houstonian,…

Notes on a remarkable week.

When I heard they were going to put a woman on the $10 bill, my first thought was: Emily Dickinson. (My second thought was: can’t we get rid of Andrew Jackson instead?)

Is this art? Is that a stupid question?

To an outsider, the A&M campus feels unattractive, humorless and a little silly. And yet: there really is a palpable, profoundly likeable sense of honor at the place.

I would be embarrassed to ask a young writer who is just starting out to give us their content for free, on the argument that our larger audience would “give them exposure.” Hey, artists: does that sound familiar?

Even in Bryan, TX, where everything is maroon—even here, it's here.

"I think some people are concerned about Diverseworks becoming too much of an institution and I don’t want that to happen."

The wunderkammers we experience in museums today are less about the objects they contain, and are more exhibits about exhibiting, displays about display.

The outgoing director of Lawndale Art Center discusses the Houston art scene, past and present.

In my defense, most overtly political art stinks.

Rainey Knudson interviews the crowd at the opening of Ed Wilson: A Survey, at the Art League Houston. Visitors comment on Wilson's work, the Houston art scene, and the ongoing controversy.

Serendipity, or something more?

Video: Ex-Texan Paul Slocum answers Glasstire's questions about post-internet art, Spirit Surfers, and his gallery's chapter in Mass Effect: Art and the Internet in the Twenty-First Century.

For the second year running, the Houston Arts Alliance (HAA) is late announcing grant awards. Although the grant period has already started, grantees (including Glasstire) do not know how much…

Just because you passionately believe the Earth to be 6,000 years old doesn’t make your idea legitimate.