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I've reverse-engineered my way through art history, while maintaining a mild obsession with Smithson and his work. It’s his fault I poured all that grease.

Rainey Knudson and Brandon Zech on a blockbuster summer show, how to charm an audience with noise, and the mythical birthplace of Kim Jong-il.

Well worth an hour of your life: the video of Off Road, a conversation between photographer Catherine Opie and Eileen Myles, author of Chelsea Girls and numerous volumes of poetry, hosted by Glasstire in Houston on April 29, 2017.

The painting that hangs behind Rainey Knudson's desk was made by a Houston painter who was an artist's artist.

"One dealer said it was a cry for help that they were exhibiting at NADA."

The revival of a legendary artist studio in Splendora, Texas.

'Lawndale Live' is a live show shot weekly this fall in front of a studio audience at Lawndale Art Center, Houston.

Rainey Knudson and guest Stephanie Cash of BURNAWAY Magazine chat about some institutions and shows to catch next time you’re visiting the southern states.

“The calendar section is a fantastic resource. Because they've been doing this for 15 years, they've created inadvertently a fantastic database.”

We went there.

Pay Me the Clown supports Glasstire, which has nothing to do with glass or tires! “Since 2001, Glasstire has been making handcrafted glass tires in Texas. It’s amazing what these…

The curator Leslie Moody Castro supports Glasstire and so should you!!

Chris Castillo supports Glasstire and you should too! “It’s important to remember that Glasstire is free. And they’re a nonprofit, and nonprofits need help.” Please help us meet our goal…

Celebrate our 15th Anniversary with us this week!

Interviews with the smitten crowd at Made in Marfa during the 2016 Chinati weekend.

Glasstire's Brandon Zech and Ariane Roesch count down the top five things to see and do when you visit Houston.

Glasstire’s Rainey Knudson sat down with art critic Dave Hickey at Landfall Press in Santa Fe to talk about his latest and upcoming book projects, the problem with Santa Fe, and why critics don’t enjoy writing negative reviews.

Upon his retirement as longtime curator of the Galveston Arts Center, Glasstire sits down with Clint Willour to look back over the four decades he's spent helping shape the Texas art scene.

Glasstire correspondents Brandon Zech and Ariane Roesch checked in with summer visitors of Yayoi Kusama's signature installation at The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Reactions were varied.

"What's your favorite French food?" "Fromage enchiladas."