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"Emigrating and maintaining close relationships seemed to be two incompatible concepts. But they turned out not to be."

The exhibition is informed by the artists’ experiences during Hurricane Harvey.

"Living in these characters gives me a freedom to explore what it feels like to embrace emotion and let it do what it needs to — through sadness or confusion or strange sexiness or filth or isolation." 

Clemons’ photographs have a hardscrabble grace about them, with a rawboned edge that is sweetened with Main Street exoticism.

In pictures, William Sarradet walks us through nine current gallery shows.

"Painting on paper presented a new working methodology for Pastine through an intimacy in scale and immediacy in process."

"It's not just the content of hate speech that is problematic. It's the algorithms that have funneled haters toward more hate."

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on trauma and response in San Antonio, physics in Beeville, and a visit to a new skylight in Houston.

Senator Bernie Sanders wore a pair of mittens to the presidential inauguration and the internet can't get enough of it.

SHSU will be a pioneer in the field: it will be the first and only Texas university to offer this degree program.

Throughout the pandemic, Doherty's photos, scanned from untold quantities of boxes full of negatives, have been posted weekly on the photographer's social media page.

"'Parts of Speech' presents the art of two women, Yevgeniya Baras, a painter currently living and working in New York, and Julia Haft-Candell, a ceramicist based in Los Angeles."

Perez’s work draws from the borderlands tradition of hand-painted signage on businesses, known as rótulismo. 

During the shutdown, the acclaimed artist residency has a bit of extra room to host an informal writing residency in collaboration with Glasstire.

Brandon Zech talks with Houston artist and Glasstire contributor Henry G. Sanchez about the challenges of public arts funding during a pandemic.

Brackens participates in this cultural moment by “having bodies in repose or resting — doing anything but dying."

I have assets: I collect snowman art.

Until next year (fingers, toes, and everything else crossed): Here are a dozen images from last year's parade. Happy MLK Day!

"This exhibition explores the question, 'what does an art historian collect?'"

Christopher Blay and William Sarradet on experimentation in art-making, the Texas Sculpture Group, and an artist who tackles the idea of the white picket fence.