Profile

In the third part of his portrait series, William Sarradet profiles the artists, curators, volunteers, and other people who enliven South Texas' art community.

En la segunda parte de esta serie de retratos, William Sarradet hace perfiles de los artistas, curadores, voluntarios y otras personas que dan vida a la comunidad del arte del Sur de Texas.

William Sarradet hace perfiles de los artistas, curadores, voluntarios y otras personas que dan vida a la comunidad del arte del Sur de Texas.

In the second part of his portrait series, William Sarradet profiles the artists, curators, volunteers, and other people who enliven South Texas' art community.

William Sarradet profiles the artists, curators, volunteers, and other people who enliven South Texas' art community.

Jessica Fuentes looks at how Dallas-based artist Antonio Lechuga is approaching recovery and rest, and examines his works that reference borders.

Caleb Bell on the creative connections between Lubbock-based printmaker Dirk Fowler, and his son, tattoo artist Jackson Fowler.

Michael Flanagan writes about ENTRE, a film center in in McAllen, Texas that focuses on the creation, exhibition, and preservation of community-made cinema.

Jessica Fuentes writes about Alfred Walker, a long-time lighting professional working with museums in galleries in North Texas.

Caleb Bell on the large-scale public artwork of Nacogdoches-based sculptor Elizabeth Akamatsu, which can be seen in Houston, Denton, and Fort Worth.

Semblanza que David S. Rubin hizo en el 2015 acerca del artista texano Vincent Valdez y su obra.

William Sarradet writes about his time visiting Lili Chin, Samira Yamin, and William Warden at the start of their stay at the Galveston Artist Residency.

Caroline Frost reflects on her first visit to Shedshows, a new project space in Austin showing work by local artists.

William Sarradet recaps his visits with five artists who live and work in Omaha, Nebraska.

Ruben Cordova revisits the process of organizing his 2016 Centro de Artes exhibition of works by Chicano artist Roberto Gonzalez.

Hills Snyder gathers anecdotes, stories, and photos from artists, students, professors, and others who knew and loved Frances Colpitt.

Garcia’s work is a part of its locale, centering around the community of Bonton and emphasizing the interdependence between artwork, a place, and its history. 

Michael Flanagan looks at the work and ideology of artist Uriel Landeros, who is best known for spray painting over a Picasso at the Menil Collection in Houston.

Robert Arber, a Marfa-based printmaker who collaborated with Donald Judd, Elaine de Kooning, and Bruce Nauman, was recently featured in an exhibition at the Albuquerque Museum.

Austin-based musician and artist Darden Smith discusses his newest project, which includes photographs, music, videos, and a book.