Zine Fest Houston foments independence on Saturday, May 21 at Khon’s Rooftop, 2808 Milam St, Houston from 4-10pm. Alternative music, alternative lifestyles, alternative thinking, and alternative press consolidate into what…
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The University of Houston’s Mitchell Center must have sailors on its board-first Shrimp Boat Projects, now Tex Hex Cinema, a self-contained movie theater on board an artist-made pontoon boat in…
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The Hamptons Expo Group announced a partial list of galleries participating in September’s Houston Fine Art Fair at a posh reception at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston on Monday…
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Eileen Maxson talks to Jeremy DePrez about his work.
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Skeez181’s graffiti mecca in Houston opens its doors at SDC Warehouse friday
by Bill Davenport 0 commentOver 34 days, Houston artist Skeez181 gathered 76 graffiti writers to transform the 13,000sf SDC warehouse into Houston’s largest-ever graffiti mecca. Artists from as far as Munich, Germany and an…
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Lame-duck art mag Artlies will launch it’s final issue, #68, themed “Architecture is not Art” edited by Mary Ellen Carroll, on Friday, May 20 from 6-8pm at Domy Books on…
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From 6-8pm network, schmooze, wheedle, score face time, confab, kiss ass, or break balls at Diverseworks’ art-world Industry Night. Fun! fun! fun! and Free! Don’t forget your promotional materials, hearty…
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The Dallas Museum of Art has won an Association of Art Museum Curators Award for Excellence in the category of “Outstanding Small Exhibition” for The Mourners: Medieval Tomb Sculptures from…
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Steffani Jemison, artist in residence at the MFAH’s CORE program is the winner of this year’s $10,000 Meredith J. Long Core Program Award, given annually to a second-year Core artist-in-residence.…
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To address the conditions of curating contemporary art, one must address the temporality it inhabits. This was one of many currents in a recent lecture at The Glassell School of…
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Starry, Starry Night: Lite Light Art at the MAC
by Lucia Simekby Lucia Simek 1 commentIndependent curator June Mattingly has put together a show at the McKinney Avenue Contemporary called Starry, Starry Nights: Five Light-Filled Installations with work by five artists — Adela Andea, Chris Lattanzio,…
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Texas performance orgs Catastrophic, Fusebox score Creative Capital MAP funds
by Bill Davenport 0 commentCreative Capital’s MAP fund grants for 2011 include two Texas orgs: Houston’s Catastrophic Theatre gets money for The Hand Tales, a play that centers on a man mid-way through life’s…
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PODA: portable art pods for AAM museum conference kicks off at Discovery Green next Thursday
by Bill Davenport 1 commentPortable on Demand Art (PODA) pods by local artists and collectives Aerosol Warfare, BOX 13 ArtSpace, Jillian Conrad, Lynne McCabe, Gabriel Martinez, Metalab, Anthony Thompson Shumate and The Joanna will…
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Violent women: Dumontet’s Medusa and E.V. Day’s CatFight
by Rainey Knudson 2 commentsTwo striking artworks are now on view in San Antonio. That they are both sculptures by women depicting a frozen moment of enraged feminine violence is, I think, a coincidence.…
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On Saturday, May 7th, 2011, Glasstire and the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth presented a panel in celebration of our 10th anniversary. “Regionalism in the 21st Century” featured Robert…
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Wednesday is Art Museum Day all around the world, and in Texas, too!
by Bill Davenport 0 comment100+ art museums will take part in this year’s Art Museum Day on May 18, and some of them are in Texas: The Amon Carter , El Paso Museum of…
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Houston’s expanded Inman Gallery re-opens sprawling spaces on May 20
by Bill Davenport 0 commentThe newly refurbished and expanded Inman Gallery in Houston opens its first exhibitions on Friday, May 20 with work by Shaun O’Dell. Simultaneously opening at the Inman Annex just down…
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The "Rutledge Biennial Show" casts a wide net, catches some big ones.
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Printhouston 2011 begins with carving steam roller printing blocks today!
by Bill Davenport 0 commentFrom May 13-September 30, it’s PRINTHOUSTON, four months of events, talks, and exhibitions organized by PrintMatters, an org which, despite its name, does not mat prints, but instead promotes contemporary…
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The Houston Fringe Festival is in August, but fringey performers must apply before May 15!
by Bill Davenport 0 commentApplications for performers who want slots at next August’s Houston Fringe Festival have until Sunday (tomorrow!) at 5pm to pay their $25 fee and send in their materials. If accepted,…