To begin to understand how grossly overlooked the artist Dorothy Hood has been, you have to see the late artist’s paintings in person. There is no substitute for standing in…
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Capitalist Consumption: the Institute for New Feeling at Ballroom Marfa
by Brandon Zechby Brandon ZechIt’s hard to replicate a personalized online shopping experience in a white-walled gallery.
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Brandon Zech and Rainey Knudson on a certain show you can't miss, an unpredictable biennial, and three blockbuster dead guys.
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This building had served as the city’s massive input/output system for a half-century, before this audacious hack
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From the Archive
Our 15th Anniversary Data Mining Project! Part III: Our Authors
by Glasstireby GlasstireThis year we are celebrating Glasstire’s 15th anniversary! Launched by Rainey Knudson in 2001, today we are the oldest online-only art magazine in the country. To mark the occasion, we asked professional data miner Diego Garcia-Olano…
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"Our jobs as artists are to paint what we come in touch with and help other people diagnose the ills of society. Once we diagnose them we can cure them."
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A lot of us, maybe all in our ways, are trying to save ourselves or each other.
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Glasstire staff and contributors share which Texas-based art made their personal best lists for 2016.
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With large-scale immersive experiences, the devil is in the details—you don’t want to be jarred out of your festival bliss by the myriad things that either don’t work or are victims of organizational neglect.
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“This and That” is an occasional series of paired observations. -Ed. Today: Bathroom Humor ************* No matter how original, innovative or crazy your idea, someone else is also…
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Houston paints the town red in preparation for hosting the 2017 Super Bowl. Houston First just unveiled Wings over Water, a kinetic sculpture by Joe O’Connell and Creative Machines, which will welcome visitors on…
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Whatever you may say about the work itself, Otero is hustling the art game for all it’s worth.
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Here’s to a very uncomfortable 2017.
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The four artists here express their ideas and feelings more in code—something that is inherent to the language of abstraction.
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Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on a venue that keeps changing its name, weekend jealousy, and a pop-up show for last-minute holiday shopping.
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This peripatetic group is getting a chance to show its stuff somewhere other than a pop-up venue.
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The whole show is a good inside joke about what painting and sculpture are.
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Henry has developed a personal approach to image making that is grounded in the history of landscape painting, and is concerned with contemporary questions about painting’s possibilities as a form of communication.
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“This and That” is an occasional series of paired observations. -Ed. Artist Kader Attia has done today’s This and That for us. We’re sure you can see the similarities.
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I was more exhausted after one day of art viewing in Miami than I was after a full five days at Disney.