Pieces in the Woodlands' collection are hung thought the school's halls, allowing students to essentially live with and continually experience the art.
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This Saturday the Amarillo Museum of Art hosts artist Chip Lord, who will give a talk on the history of Ant Farm and The Cadillac Ranch, and will present a screening of his new film, 'Greetings from Amarillo.'
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'The Color of Love' is an exhibition organized by curator Max Fields and held in My Friend, a small house gallery run by artists Melinda Laszczynski and John Forse in Paris, Texas.
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The Theorist Festival features 44 artists from across the U.S., Mexico, and the Middle East.
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This year, Sculpture Month Houston returns with related programming at more than 40 spaces across the city, including museums, commercial galleries, non-profit art spaces, and special Sculpture Month-organized shows.
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Nominees must be native Texans or five-year residents of the state who have received recognition in their discipline. They must also have received critical reviews in state, regional or national publications.
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Tommy Gregory Leaves Houston Airport System for a Job in Seattle
by Brandon Zechby Brandon ZechA longtime Texan, Gregory first got the taste for public art through his undergraduate work with artist Luis Jiménez in 2005 at the University of Houston.
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Artpace’s ‘Chalk It Up’ Returns for 15th Year On San Antonio’s Newly Renovated Main Avenue
by Glasstireby GlasstireThis year, Chalk it Up's featured artists are the Borderland Collective, who will create work related to their Artpace exhibition, One to Another, which explores the global migration crisis.
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During Souza's tenure as President Obama’s photographer, he was conscious of and his work reflected the digitization of the practice of photography.
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West Texas-based artist Boyd Elder, who designed the album cover for the best-selling album of all time, died on Saturday night. He was 74.
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The Contemporary Austin Acquires a Tree Trunk Sculpture by Ai Weiwei
by Brandon Zechby Brandon Zech'Iron Tree Trunk' sits among other trees in the pathways of Laguna Gloria, essentially blending into its surroundings.
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Artists: Submit to the Houston Center for Photography’s 2019 Fellowship Exhibition
by Brandon Zechby Brandon ZechHappening annually, the show is guest-juried by a respected curator, writer, critic, or photography expert, who selects two winners from the hundreds of applicants.
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Catch the Festival of Earlier Houston Art Throughout Houston This Fall
by Glasstireby Glasstire"Museums and galleries all over town are showing not just art that has been bought-&-brought to Houston (fabulous as that undoubtedly often is), but art MADE in Houston, by Houston artists, going back to the 1850s and coming up to the day just before Contemporary."
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A government-sponsored open call offers artists the opportunity to submit their work to the U.S. Mint.
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The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Announces Major Medieval Art Acquisitions
by Glasstireby GlasstireThe Museum of Fine Arts, Houston recently announced three significant acquisitions of Medieval art, now on view in the European Art Galleries of the Museum’s Audrey Jones Beck Building.
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Sotheby’s Expands Presence In Texas; Names Charlie Adamski Caulkins Head of Dallas Office
by Glasstireby Glasstire"Sotheby's saw record participation from bidders and buyers across Texas in 2017, and we see tremendous potential for expanding our relationships throughout the region even further.”
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Although the point of the weekend is to welcome Chianti donors and patrons, it's also a three-day block party for Marfa, and attracts art enthusiasts from around the world.
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“I hope to build upon the VAC’s legacy as a space for artistic experimentation, innovative programming, and a site for insightful and stimulating conversations about contemporary art to transpire."
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"Photographs with an Audience plays with that history and questions what constitutes documentation of a performance and what constitutes a discrete art object that is the direct result of a performance."
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Suh has shown all over the world and several times in Texas, and is particularly known for his large-scale, immersive fabric recreations of interior architectural spaces.