I'm rooting for the future of Taoka's work; let’s see how far he can take these compositions to insinuate or push against the notion of 'representation.'
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Yesterday the New York Times reported that the toy company Mattel has released a Barbie-Doll version of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo in conjunction with International Women’s Day. Mattel is the…
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A Texas artist who teaches at one of our colleges posted this email exchange on Facebook recently: Subject: Art For Office Hello, My name is [redacted] I’m an Alumni…
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In December, Glasstire reported that Houston artist Jamal Cyrus was shortlisted for the BMW Art Journey Prize selected from emerging artists at Art Basel Miami. Now, we can announce that…
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Today, the Meadows Museum at SMU announced that Dallas-based artist Giovanni Valderas is the winner of its 2017 Moss/Chumley Award. The jury for the award included Shelley DeMaria, curatorial assistant for the Meadows Museum;…
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Rainey Knudson and Christina Rees on the best fishing in Texas, an artworld version of a Lincoln-Douglas style debate in San Antonio, and the psychology of long-term art collecting.
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News
UT Austin Art Students Won’t Give Up on Fine Arts Library
by Paula Newtonby Paula Newton 6 commentsThe opening paragraph of a December Glasstire article reads: The University of Texas at Austin recently announced that, under Douglas Dempster, dean of the College of Fine Arts, it has…
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News
Big Medium Announces Participants in 2018 West Austin Studio Tour
by Glasstireby Glasstire 0 commentBig Medium, the Austin-based non-profit that organizes the Texas Biennial, Tito’s Prize and Austin’s big studio tour weekends (one for the city’s East side and one for its West side)…
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"As an adult, I bought myself some damn squirt guns, and I didn’t tell my mother for like three months. I couldn’t sleep."
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News
Trump Nominates Chair of NEH, Which He Plans to Dismantle
by Paula Newtonby Paula Newton 0 commentLast week, President Trump nominated Jon Parrish Peede as chairman of the National Endowment of the Humanities (NEH), all the while working to eliminate the NEH and the National Endowment…
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Today Art League Houston (ALH) announced the appointment of Jennie Ash as its Executive Director. Prior to this, Ash has been ALH’s Visual Arts Director. Her new appointment begins immediately.…
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Ed note: This article originally appeared in Glasstire on March 6, 2018. We're re-running it today because tomorrow, June 16, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston will screen the movie 'Milford Graves Full Mantis' as part of its Jazz on Film series.
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The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) has announced that the El Paso Museum of Art (EPMA), the only nominee in Texas, has been selected as a finalist for…
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News
Harry Ransom Center Acquires Archive of Photographer Fritz Henle
by Glasstireby Glasstire 0 commentThe Harry Ransom Center at UT Austin recently announced that it has acquired the archive of German-born photographer Fritz Henle (1909-1993). Known for his use of a Rolleiflex camera, Henle worked as a photojournalist,…
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News
Tomorrow: Learn About History and Sculpture at Dealey Plaza
by Paula Newtonby Paula Newton 0 commentTomorrow, March 6 at 7pm, the Nasher Sculpture Center will present a panel discussion as part of its Nasher Prize Dialogues on “Sculpture + History” at one of the city’s…
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News
Crow Collection in Dallas to Become Financially Independent From Crow Family
by Glasstireby Glasstire 0 commentThe Crow Collection of Asian Art in Dallas recently announced major changes taking place this year. First, the organization will undergo a multimillion-dollar expansion plan to increase the building’s footprint to…
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Podcast
Art Dirt: The Border Wall Doesn’t Make Donald Trump A Conceptual Artist
by Glasstireby Glasstire 1 commentIn our latest Art Dirt podcast, Rainey Knudson and Christina Rees discuss artist Christoph Büchel’s proposal to designate the prototypes for a wall between the US and Mexico as a national monument,…
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Review
“Before the Alamo” — San Antonio’s First Hundred Years
by Gene Fowlerby Gene Fowler 0 commentComprised of works — many previously unseen in the United States — from nearly two dozen institutions and private collections throughout Mexico, this exhibition in San Antonio is a stunning assemblage.
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On Sunday March 4th, 2018, from 6-9PM, the Bath House Cultural Center will host STONE SOUP, an event that will raise and immediately give away money to help an artist realize one…
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Huntsville’s annual Art Walk is upon us. It’s tomorrow, Saturday March 3, and it starts at noon. Each year the Sam Houston State University Department of Art and the Student…