The Arlington Museum of Art’s current exhibition surveying the career of Dalton Maroney covers one year shy of three decades. His work is inspired by the boat form of Colorado…
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Probably one of the most stirring moments in the art world in the past year was the removal of David Wojnarowicz’s video, “A Fire in My Belly” from the Smithsonian…
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Dunn and Brown Contemporary is splitting up after twelve years at 5020 Tracy St. in Dallas. According to gallery co- founder Talley Dunn, the split reflects the partners’ personal preferences…
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You can’t please everybody: separate sculptural commissions in Fort Worth and Lubbock are each hitting snags as public wrangling over their content, from both ends of the political spectrum: the…
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The Contemporary Arts Museum Houston: Crunching the Numbers, Part III
by Claire Ruudby Claire Ruud 3 comments(For Part I and Part II, click here and here.) This series has considered the finances of a number of mid-sized, contemporary U.S. arts institutions outside of the major contemporary…
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Reginald Adams, director of the Museum of Cultural Arts in Houston, and artist Daniel-Kayne are travelling to the Centre Léon Bérard Hospital in Lyon, France to paint murals with sick…
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Sheerin Steps Down as Director of CentralTrak: Fontenot steps up to the plate
by Bill Davenport 0 commentA. Kate Sheerin, Director of CentralTrak, The University of Texas at Dallas three-year-old Artists Residency program. In a doleful email the CentralTrak team announced Sheerin’s plans to unfold her life…
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Escena San Antonio: Leigh Anne Lester rocks on, Cruz Ortiz as auteur, a visit from Houston curators
by Sarah Fischby Sarah Fisch 1 commentHere’s an interesting cross-section of San Antonio arts news. Now that I look at it, though, “escena” looks a little too much like “eczema” so I’m gonna call the next…
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In honor of Father’s Day and Dads who are in, all about or surrounded by, art – I present Similar but Different #19: Big Pop-pa, an eclectic mix and match…
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Fruit surveillance in West University: Biblical Prohibition with High-tech Spy Glamour
by Bill Davenport 0 commentSwamplot reports on an aggressively surveilled fruit trees in Houston’s West university neighborhood. For at least two growing seasons, a yard on Tangley, west of Buffalo Speedway, has posted in-your-face…
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Art you can skate on: Iron Wave at Austin’s new skate park, opening today!
by Bill Davenport 0 commentAustin’s new skate park is is having a grand opening at 10am today. The 30,000sf plain of concrete swoops and ramps includes The Iron Wave, a skate-able structure by Austin…
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Graziella Marchicelli, Director of the Amarillo Museum of Art since 2006, was abruptly fired on May 13 for what T. Jay Reeves, the president-elect of the museums board called “a…
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SMU prof Warden made knight of Italy: Etruscans back in the limelight
by Bill Davenport 0 commentDr. P. Gregory Warden, Art History Professor at SMU’s Meadows School of the Arts, received the Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity and the title of Cavaliere (knight) in…
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Museum pun war escalates: Dallas’ Chinasaurs vs. IMAS’ Night at the Brew-seum
by Bill Davenport 0 commentThe Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas has put forward a strong challenge to the International Museum of Art and Science in McAllen’s domination of the museum pun industry…
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Seth Mittag talks to Eileen Maxson about his art and deer hunting as a kindergartner.
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Culturemap‘s Steven Thompson reports on how a Russian embargo on art lending has but a crimp into the exhibition schedules of the Houston’s Museum of Natural Science, which had planned…
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Gopher Illustrated has moved to Austin, launches second of its handcrafted slowzines
by Bill Davenport 2 commentsGopher Illustrated, “a publication featuring emerging talents in visual arts, design, literature and journalism” has re-located to Austin from Caracas, Venezuela, with its editor Michu Benaim. The mag’s second issue…
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Liliana Bloch, former director of the McKinney Avenue Contemporary in Dallas, has re-emerged into the artworld as Gallery Director for Kirk Hopper Fine Art in Dallas, where she has ambitions…
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Never too early to self-promote: drink Glasstire healthy at a Spacetaker Cultured Cocktail event Thursday!
by Bill Davenport 0 commentBoheme wine bar in the “quaint and lively Montrose area” at Taft and Fairview in Houston is hosting the next edition of Spacetaker’s popular Cultured Cocktails events, and this one’s…
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Silence and Time at the Dallas Museum of Art
by Betsy Lewisby Betsy Lewis 2 commentsTime is a bitch to be reckoned with, and so is the current exhibition at the Dallas Museum of Art. “Silence and Time” was inspired by John Cage’s 4’33” ;…