Essay

I agonize over an essay I wrote in back in April. Little did I know that two months to the day, I would be released from a six-day stay at a mental rehabilitation facility (to put it nicely) — a psych ward.

Paula Newton lived. Not just existed, but Lived.

El siguiente texto es la tercera parte de tres crónicas de arte y viaje escritas por la autora y curadora, Leslie Moody Castro.

Yet another artist-run space is having its monthly performance blowout practically in the middle of the city.

Glasstire’s William Sarradet was invited by the Belgium-based gallery Harlan Levey Projects to be a writer in residence for one month in Brussels. In this series, Sarradet relays his findings on art and life in that city.

Glasstire’s William Sarradet was invited by the Belgium-based gallery Harlan Levey Projects to be a writer in residence for one month in Brussels. In this series, Sarradet relays his findings on art and life in that city.  

(Note: This is the eighth installment in a series of stories published in conjunction with the traveling project ‘Altered States’ which opened November 2016 and is still on the move. For Part One, go here. For Part Two, go…

Casi de inmediato todo se volvió más complicado en Monterrey.

In order for watching movies to not feel like work, there has to exist the possibility of movies like Dune.

Michael was a payer of attention to everything — nothing was too low to pique his curiosity.

Pero eso es parte de lo que hace atractiva a Guadalajara: antes de darte cuenta ya estás sumergida en la vibra de la ciudad y luego dejas ahí a una familia metafórica aún más grande.

Texas-based visual artists have fallen under the songsters’ spells, making works that channel their power and allure.

Ruben Cordova breaks down multiple forms of diversity on show in the "Men of Steel, Women of Wonder" exhibition at San Antonio Museum of Art.

The show is not just romanticizing the artists. It's also nostalgic for a time when art like this could be made and understood. 

I continue to drive down the highways and back roads, as if they are the pages of a book, reading America one town at a time.

The show at Houston Center for Photography, collecting the late Howze’s extraordinary, intimate portraits of Freedmen’s Town residents, is an attempt to slow down a disappearance.

Art-wise, Mexico City is structured very differently from Guadalajara and Monterrey. Here, we would visit residencies, the SOMA school, and artists we had wanted face time with for some time.

Bill Wittliff was one of the most talented and creative people I have ever known. “I saw stories that needed to be told and that needed to be preserved.”

There was a sense of disorientation that stood between us and understanding the city, both geographically and culturally.

In Guadalajara, you get pulled in before you know it, then leave with an even bigger metaphorical family.