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Rainey and Bill offer a nuanced dialectic, and some plain 'ol picks.

Watch Christina Rees and Bill Davenport Skype about the week's top five art events in Texas.

Bill and Rainey count down the scariest events this Halloween weekend, with numerous costume changes.

Glasstire's Rainey Knudson, Bill Davenport and Christina Rees discuss this week's top five art events in Texas, with a little terminal cuteness at the end.

Bill and Rainey discuss Sun Ra, Jim Roche, Sarah Morris and the rest of this week's top five art events in front of our trippy new green screen.

Bill Davenport and Christina Rees discuss the week's most anticipated art events in Texas, even if one of them is already over.

Rainey and Bill discuss the week's top five events, and imitate Yoda.

How DO you pronounce "EaDo" or "Ozymandias"? Find out in this week's video toplist.

Five visual art events not to miss this weekend, and seven of them are in Austin!

De Kooning’s corner man was the Grim Reaper and Blizard's was Frosty the Snowman.

Big Weekend #2 of the fall art season in Texas, discussed.

On the red carpet with the VIP crowd at the George R. Brown Convention Center.

Our top 12 list was just too long, but here's the top half. Myriads of great shows opening this weekend.

Bill Davenport, Rainey Knudson, and Christina Rees go on location to count down our favorite public artworks in the state.

Read this week's list here, or watch as Glasstire Editor Bill Davenport and Founder Rainey Knudson discuss it on video.

Check out our new video counting down the Top 5!

Emilee Cooney, auction assistant at the Houston Center for Photography, talks about the behind-the-scenes choices and preparations that go into HCP's annual fundraiser.

So long Pollock! See you later Franz Kline! Art-sports spectacles are proliferating like NFL playoff slots!

Chinelo Ikejimba studied dance and interns at Houston's Contemporary Arts Museum.

She wasn't hired as a security guard, but ended up as project assistant for the William J. Hill Texas Artisans and Artists Archive at the MFAH's Bayou Bend Collection.