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Olivia's solo show has a feather touch that allows deeper conversations to surface.

"You cannot replace a living animal with foam, which is what is inside of those. Do your best and let it go." 

"You either vote by voting, or you vote by staying home and tacitly doubling the value of some Diehard’s vote."

If your tastes don't run toward pithy aphorisms about mindfulness, here's something in the same vein, but better.

'The Color of Love' is an exhibition currently on view in Paris, Texas, in an apartment venue called My Friend.

Today: Art and advertising

A quick review of current shows by Joe De La Cruz, Ashley Thomas, and Jimmy James Canales.

Today: Blocks

"Who did this?! It may look funny but harming our historic monuments is no laughing matter.”

"We are all in the business of not being forgotten. Let’s remember that."

While I was walking around Marfa, I began to notice the various states of its stop signs: Some were faded, some were defaced, some were political, and some were minimal.

There's no reason why the opening season for art in DFW doesn’t happen on two consecutive weekends, one for each city. We’ll still show up, guys. Promise.

Rawlings wants to walks us through what we’re looking at when we seek to be healed. 

Back in a time before YouTube existed, when memes were just a glimmer in our collective eye, artist Christian Marclay began making intensive video works that culled Hollywood films for auditory and visual patterns.

Churches are a low-key revelatory spot for installations and performance.

I like to think someone killed a man down there; it's the romantic in me.

On a marvelous 16th-century drawing of a steeple.

If you've been around Houston or West Texas, it's possible you're familiar with Downes and his work.

Let’s take a quick breeze around town and catch some of the current art at some galleries and boutiques. 

Today: Birds