Due to recent and rapid city development and increased property value, many artists can no longer afford to stay in east Austin. The city has a proposal for them.
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Newly restored Wim Wenders films in Austin and Houston.
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Lately it seems the charges of offensiveness are flying around faster than a frail 80-year-old burning at the stake in colonial Massachusetts.
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Newly restored 1975 Texas art documentary Jackelope screens at the MFAH with filmmaker Ken Harrison and guest artists in attendance.
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Peter Lucas highlights some favorite programs in the upcoming Houston Cinema Arts Festival 2015.
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A major challenge for participating Aurora artists was that the work had to be immediately accessible to the public within a few seconds.
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Atkins' work hooks us, and our hunger to realize his pattern of communication is engaged like a heat-seeking missile.
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Objects, Matter, and the Dream State at Aurora Picture Show in Houston
by Peter Lucasby Peter LucasPeter Lucas previews an upcoming Houston screening of historic and contemporary experimental films co-presented by DiverseWorks and Aurora Picture Show.
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The human linguistic system and the sensory-motor systems used to construct art objects have been inseparable in the human being since the Great Leap Forward.
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For nearly four decades, Tom Orr has brought an unending curiosity, commitment, and conviction to making art that speaks to its necessity.
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JooYoung Choi's "The Cosmic Womb" has been growing in complexity since 2012.
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The sense of inevitability in highway driving that Simek evokes through editing is occasionally cracked open by surprises.
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There are really two ways an artist can assault an art space, and there are about four common reasons for doing it. Some are better than others.
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Most artists move through obsessive cycles in which we wrap our thoughts too tightly around an idea and suddenly find ourselves in a place we never intended to go and might not mean to stay.
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San Antonio Museum of Art (SAMA) opened the much-talked-about exhibition 28 Chinese on September 5, 2015. On loan from the Rubell Family Collection (RFC) in Miami, this is the largest exhibition…
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Seeing an exhibition of Fogel's work in person was like meeting someone I’ve been unfairly kept from for all my years of looking at art.
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This week's column is a podcast of me urging you to watch Bruce Conner's 1966 experimental short film Breakway.
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The San Antonio gallery jumped into the fray of the 21st Annual Fotoseptiembre USA photography festival with this solo show by the Peruvian-born artist.
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At some point in his long, productive life the artist Frank Reaugh (1860-1945) appraised his youthful self as “the most awkward fellow you ever saw.” A 1924 photograph of Reaugh…
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Generation X has been showing its age for a while now. This manifests, predictably, with a “kids these days” attitude towards Millennials.