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"For our Visual Arts students who did not get to have a physical Senior Show, they have created a virtual show that will be able to celebrate their work with friends, family and the community."

Spinning like a storm, Montgomery's show cycles us through our love affair with cultural memory and collective consciousness, as well as its perversion. 

"Shelf Life" is a growing archive of ideas and recommendations from artists, writers, and curators about what they are reading, watching, and doing.

"I, _____ , acknowledge that Tiny Big Medium is a living and growing space which I must nurture and care for."

Nigerian artist Olaniyi Rasheed Akindiya would like to clarify that he lives in Pflugerville, Texas — not Pflugerville, Germany.

If you are driven to do work, if you are the agent and servant of the work, if artistic practice is unavoidable, then you are busy right now whether you are actively making things or not.

Christopher Blay and Alicia Eggert chat about Zoom teaching, the loss of MFA exhibitions, bucket-list lightening fields, magic, and licking envelopes.

For the final installment of the series, Lucas and Flash give us a double dose of musical medicine with mixes made especially for Glasstire by prominent Houston DJs Gracie Chavez and DJ Sun.

“Works on paper, primarily preliminary drawings, teasing a new body of work that is the culmination of research into the iconography and character of Superman as a reflection of our — America’s—  desire for salvation."

Featuring works by Arielle Bob-Willis, Kwame Brathwaite, Micaiah Carter, and Dana Scruggs.

Featured artists: Robyn Crowell, Jamie Lea Wade, Kathryn Welch, Joan Nagel, Tracy Weinberg, Cecelia Wibbenmeyer, Lisa McPike Smith, and Margaret Adie.

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech’s top five shows this week come from Galveston, Dallas, Houston, and Amarillo — all via our Five-Minute Tours series. 

"Organized in partnership with the Wichita Falls Art Association, 'Let Me Show You This!' features a broad array of medium and genre in art by heritage members of the Association."

"'Words and Pictures' features paintings, sculptures and installations by Texas artist Vernon Fisher, spanning 1980-2019."

"The exhibition features select artists who had studio space at Artspace111 since 1980, when it was known simply as Studio111."

"The group show features the work of graduate student alumni from the University of Texas at Dallas in a survey exhibition to celebrate the university’s 50th anniversary."

"After more than 20 years, this will be the last year UTDallas' Arts Program will host this highly recognized art exhibition."

A lot of people don’t want things to go “back to normal” because “normal” sucked.

Brandon Zech and Christina Rees take an optimistic view of a more collaborative future for Texas art, artists, and institutions, and more appreciative audiences.

Brandon Zech talks with Houston-based artist Melinda Laszczynski about the allure of goopy ceramics, the complexities of teaching online, and the best pandemic reads.