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"Using state-of-the-art techniques and a vast knowledge of art history and portraiture over 20 years, Ball has created two predominate and ongoing series, Portraits and Masterpieces."

Featuring photography by Arius Holifield, Montinique Monroe, Tyeschea West, Bertie Pearson, Hector Hernandez, and Ryan Junell.

While the pandemic was certainly not a part of the conceptual planning for the show, it has become a major protagonist in the unsettling timeliness of the exhibition itself.

Despite the difficulty of continuing the yearly tradition in the middle of the pandemic, CAM found ways to work around shutdowns and social distancing.

While we think we are the hero of our own movie, we're actually merely one villain of many in a rogue’s gallery that just drifts on and on, like a steadicam tracking shot.

Brandon Zech and Christina Rees discuss how artists and arts workers will adapt to and navigate our new landscape.

Brandon Zech talks with Marfa-based artist Camp Bosworth about small towns, Dairy Queen, and why root beer floats are the perfect snack. 

Ann Hamilton talks about 'O N E E V E R Y O N E,' her public art project commissioned by Landmarks.

The show features Cannings’ "innovative process of working with three of the four classical elements of nature: steel, heat and air."

"'The Here and Now' is an exhibition of haunting drawings and sculptures; Cantu's work is a narrative of her present head space and spiritual journey to find home."

April 10, 2020. Fort Worth, TX. 

"The early '80s was a time when Charles Bush’s labels were releasing music that was slap-bass heavy and really made you want to move.”

April 10, 2020. Fort Worth, TX.

“Step right up, ladies and gentlemen! It’s time to take the Waco Hayride... ." Featuring Mick Burson, John Chatmas, Glenn Downing, and Chad Hines.

"'SKY LOOP' introduces a new direction for Montgomery in her art, both conceptually and materially, and presents a rigorous and metaphysical analysis of Hurricane Harvey as told through a formal yet subconscious language of Houston-specific symbols."

The artists of "Resight" have created the Instagram-based platform called The Pandemic Archive.

"Elizabeth Schwaiger’s research-based practice exists at the confluence of luxury and disaster."

"Magaly draws from personal experiences within machismo culture, and her work is a call to action to empower women’s voices and to soften those of men with a little too much to say."

'Viral Times' features works by Austin artist Bill Hailey and Houston artist Wayne Gilbert.

Brandon Zech and Christina Rees resume Glasstire's Top Five tradition, but use our Five-Minute Tours as the portal to view the art.