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

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.

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

Disco Kroger — AKA the grocery store near the intersection of Westheimer and Montrose in Houston — has officially closed.

If you're feeling pent up and would like to get out of the house, here's one way to do it.

As with all things, artists have been using puzzles, or the concept of puzzles, in their work for a long time.

Covid threw a wrench in traveling exhibitions; shows planned for years are postponed, giving opportunity for museum collections in storage to come out and fill the galleries.

The project is the navigation of the perilous and labyrinthine archives of one’s identity and history.

Two images of women and waterfalls: from the movie Brave, and in a 1926 watercolor by the artist Rockwell Kent. Implausibly, they feel like freedom.

“This and That” is an occasional series of paired observations.

The most powerful thing about the show is not its aesthetic or technical prowess — but rather its ability to offer a temporary calm in our chaotic moment.

The images here show the variety of artists and media in the multi-gallery building that once housed the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.

On today, November 3, as the nation's remaining voters go to the polls, I am (literally) unboxing the game of campaign politics.

Open Weekend is, historically, a wonderful way to access a lot of art, and through the online format: art ideas.

White explores ontological questions of singularity-immensity, time, and being.

Berruguete’s contribution to this period of art history is an excellent case study of individual contribution versus cultural demand.

Sotheby's lists 120 lots ranging from $1,000 for photographs of Snoop Dogg, Easy E and others, to a whopping $300,000 for Biggie's crown that he wore in the 'King of New York' photo shoot.

Clemmons’ reception on Gather.town recalled the playable chat rooms of the past.

"Echo chamber" is an installation of sculptures, photographs, and snippets of video on a handheld video screen that is activated around one of the works in the show.

From artists we can all recognize to some favorite Texas artists to artists who labor in obscurity, here are  a few images that offer a glimpse behind the curtain.