I cried all the way home from Care House, Carrie Schneider’s installation and memorial in her childhood home. The house was where Schneider’s mother lived until she died from pancreatic…
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90s Nostalgia: Lamenting the loss of the mega bookstore while loving the iPad
by John Aaspby John Aasp 2 commentsDuring the 90s, I worked at Hastings. Similar to other major retail entertainment chains (Borders, Blockbuster, Tower, etc.), Hastings sells just about every form of consumable media, and can be…
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It’s a Phase, curated by Divya Murthy, features work by Lina Dib, Ned Dodington, Tobias Fike, Allison Hunter, Barna Kantor, Gabriel Martinez, Abinadi Meza, Emily Sloan, Annie Strader, Raishad JarBar…
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There’s nothing like dirty laundry to attract publicity, or as Dallas Observer columnist Jim Schutze put it, “nothing takes our minds off this misery we call middle-class survival in America…
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Romero Museum Building for Mexic-Arte? Another Big Wheel Plan for Austin’s Congress Ave
by Bill Davenport 1 commentJohn Hogg and the Mexic-Arte museum board are hoping to build an “iconic” new building for the museum at Congress and Fifth St. in downtown Austin, and want the city…
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Every so often we experience an artwork that reminds us of what art can be. A total artwork—- one which transforms or activates the space it is in, and therefore…
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Blind Archer Strikes Again: Michael Bise Wins $50,000 Hunting Art Prize
by Bill Davenport 6 commentsHouston artist, Glasstire contributor and heart transplant patient Michael Bise has been awarded the Hunting Art Prize for 2012. The $50,000 unrestricted prize is the largest in North Amerca, and…
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Houston’s Nameless Sound Awarded National Grants from NEA and NALAC
by Bill Davenport 0 commentHouston creative music org Nameless Sound was named as one of 788 not-for-profits to receive an NEA Art Works grant. Nameless Sound will get $12,500 grant to support its ongoing…
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The Amon Carter Museum in Fort worth has hired Jenna Madison as their new Interpretation Manager. She will be in charge of developing programs and materials that will help the…
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Texas Accountants and Lawyers for the Arts (TALA) has opened a new central Texas office in Austin, embedded in the Austin Creative Alliance (ACA) headquarters. Alissa McCain, ACA’s program director…
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Let’s talk about Art Fairs for a second. When I say Art Fair, most Glasstire readers probably think of big-convention center events with gallery-booths representing contemporary artists. Usually the work…
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There is so much going on with the Fusebox festival here in Austin. Glasstire contributor Katie Geha did a great interview with founder Ron Berry that you can read here…
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UH Grad Student Show at Diverseworks Tonight May be a Big Deal, Says Culturemap
by Bill Davenport 0 commentUH Grad Student Show at Diverseworks Tonight may be a Big Deal, says Culturemap.
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Dallas Morning News Home Decor Feature About Gallerist Cris Worley and Artist Erick Swenson’s Slo-Mo Renovation.
by Bill Davenport 0 commentThe Dallas Morning News home decor feature about gallerist Cris Worley and Artist Erick Swenson’s Slo-Mo Renovation.
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Art Made From Bastrop Wildfire Debris Sold Off Tonight to Benefit Restoration
by Bill Davenport 0 commentArt Made From Bastrop Wildfire Debris Sold Off in Benefit for Restoration Charity, in the Austin American Statesman.
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FotoFest at Poissant Gallery: Jawshing Arthur Liou and Osamu James Nakagawa – Last Chance!
by Kelly Klaasmeyer 1 commentFotoFest 2012 wraps up this weekend and it’s the last chance to see its offerings as well as those at participating spaces. Definitely make time to see Jawshing Arthur Liou’s…
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Unabashed, West Texas Publicity Hound Ben Campbell Scores Internet Hit With McDonalds Food Mummy
by Bill Davenport 0 commentLA Weekly ran an interview with West Texas artist Ben Campbell yesterday, talking about Campbell’s rapidly-spreading meme: his mummy made from ground Mcdonald’s food and plastic resin. Grisly, gristly, shriveled…
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Brooklyn? Artist Opens Texan Equities in LA; Something Fishy Going on Here . . .
by Bill Davenport 3 commentsAlways on the lookout for all things Texas Art, I came across recent Yale MFA grad Jacques Louis Vidal, who is opening a new temporary gallery named Texan Equities, featuring…
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Austin Arts Industry Sponsors Mayoral and Council Candidate Forum for the Creative Sector Sunday
by Bill Davenport 0 commentArt-minded voters can get a look at candidates for Austin Mayor and City Council on Sunday, April 30 at the Mayoral and Council Candidate Forum for the Creative Sector to…
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The past couple of weeks have been a whirlwind in Mexico City. The annual art fair, in its eighth year, Zona MACO took place last week and sent the art…