Today: Corny Dogs
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This week: an annual fair featuring women artists from across the state in Dallas, a show of works by incarcerated people in Venezuela in Austin, a retrospective of a prolific Chicano artist in San Antonio, and more.
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Joseph Staley writes about Stephen Greene's mixed-media drawings on paper on view at Moody Gallery.
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Ruhee Maknojia reviews an exhibition of multimedia work that resists predetermined frameworks and challenges the notion of fixed identities.
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Emma S. Ahmad reviews an exhibition of works addressing the reproductive rights of women in Texas, on view at Lagoon Studio in Dallas.
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Philip Kelleher reviews an exhibition of works by Anna Mavromatis that highlight feminist tactics of resistance.
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The fifth in a series of extended interviews from the making of "Breaking the Code." In this conversation, artist Baseera Khan speaks on the influence of Vernon Fisher.
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William Sarradet writes a Texas-based column examining urban themes in contemporary art through the lens of metropolitanism.
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This week: a solo photo show exploring the course of the Rio Grande/Río Bravo in Marfa, a group show addressing abortion access and reproductive rights in Dallas, 14 artists responding to environmental crisis and climate change in Houston, and more.
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Caleb Bell profiles three Houston studios offering printmaking, photography, and ceramics to community members.
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Philip Kelleher reviews a show of prints and video which double, abstract, and contort vision.
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Brenda Melgoza Ciardiello writes about the nuances of Latinx identity, as seen in the work of the Texas-based participants in "Flow State," El Museo del Barrio's 2024 Trienal.
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Jessica Fuentes and Gabriel Martinez discuss the Surrealist century and the slate of upcoming shows celebrating this influential movement.
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Jessica Fuentes writes about recent cuts to arts funding across Texas and reflects on the impact on artists, art institutions, and communities.
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Review
Review: Howard Sherman’s “Teethmarks as Souvenirs” at 4411 Montrose
by John Davisby John DavisJohn Davis reviews an exhibition of Howard Sherman's frenetic abstractions at 4411 Montrose.
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Interview
Interview: Aryel René Jackson on Troubleshooting, Surrealism, and Welcoming Places
by Renee Laiby Renee LaiRenee Lai talks with Aryel René Jackson about the benefits of doubt to a studio practice and the historical moments that influence their work.
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This week: a solo show exploring life and humanity through art and science in Fort Worth, a biennial group show featuring ceramic works in Corpus Christi, a solo exhibition in Beaumont of photographs by an artist documenting the Ukraine war, and more.
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Susan Chadwick reviews an exhibition highlighting two decades of Arielle Masson's work at the Glassell School of Art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
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Carris Adams speaks with Vicki Meek about the roots of her practice, her visual vocabulary, and her influential career in the arts.
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ReviewStaff PicksVideo
Art21: Hubbard / Birchler From Season 3 of the “Art in the Twenty-First Century” Television Series
by Glasstireby GlasstireIn partnership with Art21, Glasstire is co-publishing films about contemporary Texas artists. The third installation is four short films by Hubbard / Birchler.