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Some eye bleach for you: a collection of birds on things through time.

"Shirin Neshat: I Will Greet the Sun Again" surveys approximately 30 years of the artist’s video works and photography, investigating her passionate engagement with ancient and recent Iranian history.

"Oak Cliff really pushed me into understanding that this is my neighborhood, this is me, these are the things I'm seeing — these things are worthy of being shown. That neighborhood as transformed me." 

"It's been a tough start to the new year. So, let's take a moment to gather and celebrate the blessings of art and some time with good friends."

"I was more interested in the high drama of the opera, combined with the irrationality of Dada’s legacy in response to the savagery in the world."

We are divided people — divided from one another, and ourselves.

"Canchola debuts a series of work that examines the roles society casts on each other so that they are simply a 'type of character.'"

"The Order of the Simulation" explores the concept of heterotopias as developed by the French philosopher Michel Foucault.

Participants are encouraged to mail in, drop off, or email responses to daily prompts.

“There can’t be that divide, because ultimately I’m going to be the one getting the scrutiny; I’m going to be the one that has to answer for [the art], so my life has to reflect that, you know — walking it like you talk it.”

Some artists know that a glimpse of the future can be seen in the present if you look in the right place.

Including works by Charles Marion Russell, Woody Big Bow, William Herbert Dunton, Nicolai Fechin, Ila McAfee, Charles Banks Wilson, John Young-Hunter, and others. 

Artists include Frederic Remington, John James Audubon, Charles Marion Russell, N.C. Wyeth, Taos Society of Artists, Maynard Dixon, Georgia O’Keeffe, Allan Houser, Maria and Julian Martinez, and others.

Christopher Blay joins special guest Carrie Kenny in Austin to share Texas exhibitions that deal with Caruso's visit to Fort Worth, the portrayals of Black women, and all things animal.

"By reducing the image to lines and angles, the artists creates images of architectural spaces that connect the physical world to the non-physical." 

In this body of work, Ankenman explores the ways in which the formal qualities of material, color and light elicit emotional responses in the viewer.

Artists represented include Sonia Borgialli, Samuel Shelton, Matthew Stavrowsky, Peggy Cook, Gloria Sanchez Hart, Chisos Montana, and Patty Thomas.

"That you can make something that can express an idea without using any words, and someone can see it and formulate their own language around it seems like unifying and gratifying thing to do."

In reviewing the pictures, now, I question the amount of chaotic energy my memory has ascribed to the cat.

Whether I loved what I saw or not, being in this setting felt like entering sacred grounds after being cast out for too long.