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2020: Art in the Age of Pandemic. Death and Beginning-a-new.

Flash Gordon Parks draws from his deep collection of Houston soul records of the 1960s and '70s.

I'm writing this on my phone in a car, with a kid in the backseat, while I wait in a Walmart curbside pickup stall.

"A collective expression of the joys and chaos of 24-hour home parenting."

A conversation between Rockport's Curator of Exhibitions, Elena Rodriguez, and artist Richard W. James about his new ceramic sculpture series titled "Sleepwalker," which would have been on exhibition at Rockport Center for the Arts in April.

"As a self-described citizen artist, German explores the power of art and love as a transformative force in the dynamic cultural ecosystem of communities and neighborhoods."

“Make the video that you’d want to watch.”

Christopher Blay talks with Dallas-based artist Liz Trosper about her work, her students (she is a lecturer at the University of North Texas), and our perspectives on what comes next.

Featuring works by Gael Stack, James Surls, Luis Jiménez, Jacob Hashimoto, Pablo Serrano, John Scott, Kendall Buster, George Smith, and Frank Stella.  

"This site-specific installation situated in the former industrial space of Dimension’s gallery contemplates how future mutants might survive in fragmented ecosystems."

The museum's film department brings you great international, independent, and documentary films for home viewing, and your streaming fee supports one of Houston’s best cinema programs during this critical time. 

This is a list of songs that pulls me out of the void while we wait for whatever new "normal" comes to be.

"This exhibition focuses on the element of time in two realms: water and rock." 50% of all sales from the show will go to the Houston Food Bank.

Featuring 60 sculptures by 24 Texas artists.

Cast against the modern, urbane anarchism of Duchamp, Bacon is a wild-eyed wilderness prophet.

Chuck and George want to make an animated video with you. "Make it Burn, Make it Dance, Make it Fart, Make it your Own."

"For several months, Packer visited the library regularly. She spent long afternoons wandering the stacks, getting to know Hamon’s internal and external rhythms and overlooked quirks."

"The works are presented as links to other sites. Whether you make it back or not is up to you."

I’ll admit to feeling ambivalent about the avalanche of arts organizations doing the pandemic pivot to virtual programming.

This Mixtape is a special edition from Lucas' secret “Echoplex” series of collaged and heavily echoed music and sound mixes.