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Mushrooms — especially in conjunction with Cage’s life, compositions, and approach to music theory — are full of metaphor. 

"What time is it? Do we actually care anymore? CRY-O’CLOCK can technically be any hour (or every hour)."

Christopher Blay and William Sarradet reached out to some Texas artists, including Lauren Cross, Heyd Fontenot, and Francisco Moreno among others, to find out what’s on their current playlists.

Works on view by Floyd Newsum, George Smith, Kaneem Smith, and Idowu Oluwaseun.

The portal through Chandler’s "Door" is one of three pathways into the exhibition that reflect on the legacy, persistence, and enduring consequences of the socio-political climate under which the works in "Soul" were forged.

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.

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech discuss what makes our homes homey, the overwhelming sameness of airbnbs and other urban spaces, and how the pandemic is affecting our view of home life.

This summer group show presents a timely visual conversation.

"She jumped to the only logical conclusion: Pink eye is a newly-discovered early symptom of COVID-19."

These flags show a different kind of patriotism — one that holds ideals to a higher standard.

"Rooted in mathematics, science, and philosophy, Fielder’s work has always played with the phenomenology of expectation."

Brandon Zech and Christina Rees discuss some of their favorite works that tackle the ultra-charged symbolism of the U.S. flag. 

Works by Abhidnya Ghuge, Damian Suarez, and Anders Moseholm are on view at Craighead Green Gallery in Dallas.

The museum's current exhibitions of two Texas contemporary artists reiterates its love for detailed work and painstaking methods.

This is one of best exhibitions of Old Masters to tour the U.S. in recent decades, and the Kimbell Museum is one of only two U.S. venues.

"These photographs by Austin photographer Will van Overbeek debuted at the Austin Museum of Art in 2007 and were acquired for LMFA’s permanent collection in 2017."

"The images, taken in the late 1980s, highlight a variety of people and places found around East Texas."

The project was the brainchild of Deborah Peoples, who ran for Mayor of Fort Worth last May.

The show is stunningly beautiful one-quarter scale reconstruction of all the works in a legendary and elusive Dwan Gallery exhibition.

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech give you options for making private appointments to see art in galleries, joining the public to see art at a major museum, or streaming art from home.