Bummer! The deservedly popular exhibition Corita Kent and the Language of Pop has to close three weeks early due to extensive roof damage (caused by hail) to that section of…

Stefan Simchowitz may enjoy the controversy he stirs up, but he does not fundamentally recognize why what he does induces cringes from artists and people who love art.

A sassy New Jersey gallerist’s federal lawsuit over an Englewood city code violation it received for displaying artwork of a partially nude woman is making the rounds of national news.…

We like this. It was announced yesterday that Los Angeles-based Mark Bradford, winner of the MacArthur grant in 2009, will represent the United States at the next Venice Biennale, which opens…

All of art history in 1000 words.

Anna Stothart, the Brown Foundation Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the San Antonio Museum of Art (SAMA), has accepted a newly created position of Director at Lehmann Maupin…

This is the second installment of Studio Sounds. I hope you can find some time to give these records a spin in your studios (whatever they might be).

The sleepy little town of Rockport (pop. about 10,000) in South Texas was long invigorated by the presence of Glasstire contributor John Aäsp, who served as visual arts director at…

Two Austin artspaces have taken the term “micro-residency” to the extreme: Big Medium and Co-Lab Projects have recently been running Instagram-based residency programs in which artists take over the organization’s social media…

We're bringing the great William Wegman to Houston on April 30th!

"It makes driving in Houston more bearable and just more fun."

In conjunction with the current exhibition at Project Row Houses, Charge (Jennie Ash and Carrie Schneider) is hosting a two-day presentation of Re-Charge: A Nap Around the Table by Houston-based…

This Sunday, April 17, is a very good day for college students to attend the Dallas Art Fair. The first reason is simple: It’s free admission with a student ID.…

Houston gallery The Mariago Collective will be closing its doors this April. The space has been a part of the Houston art community for more than two years and has aimed through…

It’s reasonable to ask if ILYB wasn’t just a bunch of fun-loving party animals jamming together.

The Dallas Museum of Art has established a new art fund that (starting yesterday) allows the museum to buy work from galleries showing at the Dallas Art Fair (now in…

It was announced recently that New York’s Museum of Modern Art plans to close their galleries dedicated to design and architecture. This decision comes in part with the museum’s $440…

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on art-world after parties, paintings so heavy they require new walls, and germ factories as art.

Go, Nasher. A lot of international art-world insiders are in DFW this weekend for what feels like an endless art-heavy week, and the museum has thrown together a last-minute panel discussion…

This week all the air in in the Texas art scene is getting sucked out of the room by the two biggest art cities. Dallas has the Dallas Art Fair,…