Photo Essay

The nativity scene as... sculpture?

“Be fucking modern. If someone is taking a selfie with your piece, I think that’s fucking valid. I think that means you’re on to something. I’m glad you’re vibing out.”

If you give yourself less than ten minutes to compile a mental list of international and regional artists who’ve dealt with guns in their work, you rack up an impressive number really quickly.

Yesterday was my first time at Houston’s annual Thanksgiving Day parade. I really went to see the artist-made floats, but the whole parade sucked me in. Here’s some of what I saw.…

Last weekend, the Glasstire crew was in Austin to see the East Austin Studio Tour (EAST) and shoot video/serve mimosas at their community breakfast. Here are some highlights from the trip. Apparently…

A photo essay of a special public art installation for this Veterans Day.

A major challenge for participating Aurora artists was that the work had to be immediately accessible to the public within a few seconds.

JooYoung Choi's "The Cosmic Womb" has been growing in complexity since 2012.

Another Texas Contemporary Art Fair has come and gone. This one had its fair share of dogs, chairs, and shiny sculptures, but it also had some smart, intriguing work. Here are a…

San Antonio Museum of Art (SAMA) opened the much-talked-about exhibition 28 Chinese on September 5, 2015. On loan from the Rubell Family Collection (RFC) in Miami, this is the largest exhibition…

The San Antonio gallery jumped into the fray of the 21st Annual Fotoseptiembre USA photography festival with this solo show by the Peruvian-born artist.

From: Jenn – 1st Art Gallery Date: Wed, Jul 1, 2015 at 3:20 PM Subject: Sponsorship Inquiry To: [email protected] Hello! My name is Jenn and I am the Marketing Manager…

I’m not moving to Austin, but I will definitely be back.

I’ve been giving work anonymously to Daniel Johnston for the past five years so there was zero chance I would miss this potential alignment of all that is miraculous in Texas.

Art + Wine + Nosh + Good Conversation + Brisk Sales = Successful Opening Night

"Houston party scene, 2015... you guys are fucking up his tuxedo!"

Autumn Knight encouraged us to literally “break the ice” using heavy sledgehammers and big bags of cubed ice.

As a somewhat naïve American, I was operating under some false assumptions.

Is this art? Is that a stupid question?

To an outsider, the A&M campus feels unattractive, humorless and a little silly. And yet: there really is a palpable, profoundly likeable sense of honor at the place.