The Nasher’s exhibition features Benglis' choice metal sculptures and fountains that are products of a long conceptual and stylistic evolution.
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Ruben C. Cordova reviews the recent solo exhibition of work by artist Shahzia Sikander at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
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Ruben C. Cordova writes about three Southwestern artists, Ricardo Islas, Brandon Maldonado, and Vicente Telles, who recently exhibited at Presa House Gallery in San Antonio.
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Luis Jiménez’s Man on Fire: From the Olmec Were-Jaguar and the Vietnam War to Spiritual Self-Portrait
Ruben Cordova on artist Luis Jiménez's iconic sculpture, "Man on Fire."
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Ruben Cordova revisits the myth of Cupid's Revenge through the story of Apollo and Daphne for Valentine's Day.
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Writer and historian Ruben Cordova reviews an exhibition of work by British artist J. M. W. Turner at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth.
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Ruben Cordova reviews the "Calder-Picasso" and "Incredible Impressionism" exhibitions at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
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The quality of the work from the last two years of van Gogh’s life is astonishing, as is the speed with which he painted these pictures. I enthusiastically recommend this exhibition to anyone who appreciates art.
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La muerte y el diablo siempre están al acecho: El muy católico cuerpo (de obras) de Lisette Chavez
Los hilos de la fe y la incredulidad están profundamente entretejidos en el arte de Lisette Chavez.
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Ruben C. Cordova examines three phases in the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s practice of deaccessioning art from its collection.
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The Guerrilla Girls' ongoing struggle, fought with words and images, has served to raise issues of diversity and inclusion and to inspire artists and activists around the globe, both within and beyond the world of art.
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Ruben Cordova on how San Antonio artist Adan Hernandez created the unique style dubbed "Chicano noir."
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This article is the third in an annual exploration of Catrina-related phenomena in art and popular culture written for Glasstire.
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The threads of belief and disbelief are thoroughly interwoven into the fabric of Lisette Chavez’s art.
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The works featured in this exhibition range from China and India to present day Nepal, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Cambodia, Korea, and Japan.
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Everything and everyone is connected.
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Guillaume Kientz deja el Kimbell de Fort Worth para dirigir la rejuvenecida Hispanic Society en Nueva York
Este artículo explora los ideales y objetivos fundacionales de Huntington, los logros—tanto los buenos como los malos—de los dos directores anteriores y los antecedentes de Kientz junto con los objetivos que tiene para su nuevo cargo.
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Keep the party, lose the war.
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Guillaume Kientz Leaves Fort Worth’s Kimbell to Lead Rejuvenated Hispanic Society in New York
This article looks at Huntington’s founding ideals and objectives; the achievements — both good and bad — of the previous two directors; and Kientz’s background and his goals for the HSM&L.
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This article — in celebration of Valentine’s Day — is a chronological sampling of Apollo and Daphne images from different times and places, ranging from antiquity to 20th-century fantasies.