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An exhibition of works by Bob Schneider and Margie Criner on view at Yard Dog Art in Austin.

"Herb Mears (American, 1923-1999) is remembered as one of Houston’s most active and visible figures in the emerging art scene of the 1950s and 1960s."

"This artwork evokes the serenity of the 'Fuji Sanctuary,' a gathering site at the foot of Mt. Fuji in Japan, near the artist’s birthplace of Tokyo, Japan."

The move has left the public with a trove of unforgettable tweets that adds some levity to strange times.

""In 'Step Into the Water and You Remember Everything,' Tsz Kam and Nat Power investigate themes of fantasy and escape through the framework of queer folk art."

"Each fiber painting is indicative of a feeling, seen keenly through form and color, creating a unique visual language."

Many of us think this is finally the time we will complete our Major Project. I suggest a more modest goal: watch art films you were too tired or busy to watch in the past.

These are the current solo exhibitions on view at the Galveston Arts Center.

"Combining symbolism and imagery from her Catholic upbringing with cultural heritage and personal story, the artist transforms our gallery into a silent performance by means of reflection, provocation and contemplation."

The one-day, four-person show on Sunday, March 22 took one to four visitors at a time, and by appointment only.

Ellen Heck's artist talk and tour at Wally Workman Gallery in Austin

"FRESH ART" and "Diasporas: African-American Migration..."

Imagery: Shadow and Light is a juried exhibition featuring 50 photographs by 39 photographers.

"Addressing notions of readership, storytelling, and the relationship between the visual and verbal, 'Mental Pictures' combines the elements of information and representation common in a gallery setting to develop new plot lines, characters, settings, and shared narrational experiences."

Ed note: THIS is what we're talking about. But would you expect any less from this dynamic duo (+offspring)?

"Lana Waldrep-Appl and Shawn Camp explore the feelings of the sublime that happen in those moments when you allow yourself to completely reside inside of the space you are in."

"Arnall examines the idea that humans are building their own destruction through a desire for power."

Note: these will be the last exhibitions at the gallery's 500 Exposition Avenue location until a new space is announced.

"Whether working in photography, mixed media, or narrative writing, Fuentes' work explores the concepts of time, memory, and repetition."

Phewwwww. This was a recommendation by a friend (thanks?) and is one of the scariest and most unsettling things I’ve ever seen.