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April 10, 2020. Fort Worth, TX.

The artists of "Resight" have created the Instagram-based platform called The Pandemic Archive.

Like most artists right now, Stinnett is using time at home to think and to make.

Curator of Galveston Arts Center, Dennis Nance, gives himself a haircut at home. He's chosen "Home Remedy Mixtape #1" as his background music.

Alain Resnais' melancholic, rapturous depiction of a brief encounter between two married people in the scarred city of Hiroshima is a jewel of the French New Wave movement.

The move has left the public with a trove of unforgettable tweets that adds some levity to strange times.

The one-day, four-person show on Sunday, March 22 took one to four visitors at a time, and by appointment only.

Phewwwww. This was a recommendation by a friend (thanks?) and is one of the scariest and most unsettling things I’ve ever seen.

In this highly meta play-within-a-play, Juliette Binoche plays a famed actress returning to her breakthrough work, this time playing the older woman instead of the ingénue.

New series: Glasstire's Neil Fauerso brings you interesting (perhaps unexpected) movie recommendations that you can stream at home.

Wilson's IG is always good, but if you need a lovely distraction for a few minutes that connects you back to this crazy shared experience, we highly recommend checking it out.

Material Art Fair, CDMX, Vol. 7, Feb. 7-9, 2020

Ripple's one-week IG takeover was a savvy explosion of video, video-still, and photo collage that had some fun with the way we absorb and process pop culture, and online images in particular.

You can experience the immersive installation once more this Saturday, January 25, 2020.

The work, commissioned by the Nasher, broadcasts recorded testimonies, primarily from women describing the positive attributes of the sperm donor profiles they’re perusing from a sperm bank.

As we celebrate today's commemoration, Glasstire has compiled a list of artists who have honored Dr. King through their work.

His legacy will live in the artists and students he inspired, mentored, and befriended.

Works that are in the public domain may be used freely, without obtaining permission from or compensating a copyright owner.

Two exhibitions this season bring a new works by local artists to some still-fresh white-wall spaces.

In 2017, Houston Center for Contemporary Craft (HCCC) featured the work of Ehren Tool, a war veteran who uses craft (and an attendant kind of art) as a therapeutic practice to deal with trauma.