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Glasstire's staff and contributors share which Texas-based shows, events, and works made their personal “best” lists for 2023.

Rainey Knudson writes about the work of Houston artist David McGee, whose exhibition at Inman Gallery is on view through November 1.

This week: a solo show featuring works on paper, abstract paintings, and figurative watercolors in Houston; two contemporaneous solo shows featuring interactive installations in San Antonio; airbrush paintings completed during an artist residency in Austin, and more.

Glasstire is pleased to announce its 2023 online auction of Texas artists, which will run from April 21-28, 2023.

This week: die laughing in Houston, bombs and border crossings in El Paso, and a new space opens in Fort Worth.

Our list ranges from artists whose works are represented in multiple national and international museums and collections, to mid-career artists, to emerging artists — some with their first couple of exhibitions in the past year.

The partnership of the Houston's Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs, Houston Arts Alliance (HAA), and the Houston Airport System (HAS) selected a combination of existing works from the artists, as well as art commissioned specifically for Terminal C.

This summer marked the opening of Winston Contemporary Art, a new art gallery located near Houston's Upper Kirby District.

The provocative singer and composer Julius Eastman died homeless and forgotten in 1990, but a new book and exhibition have rekindled interest in his work.

Christina Rees and Rainey Knudson on a singing tree, a Fugazi concert without the songs, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston’s recent campus expansion.

A conversation with guests Felicia Johnson and Stanford W. Carpenter: "The way the character was originally created, he was basically Sidney Poitier with a mask on."

"Listen, Donald Trump should be the president of Sharknado."

Fall Preview! Christina Rees and Rainey Knudson on Glasstire's top picks for Texas this fall.

"Who else can we get to hate us?"

"Let’s put it this way: any black person who hears about this will not lose sleep about it."

Houston artist David McGee recalls an encounter with a Picasso impersonator on TV for videographer John Carrithers.

In the next question in our ongoing series, videographer John Carrithers asks Houston artist David McGee to pass on the best advice he ever got. Like all true life lessons,…

Houston’s David McGee was the the first artist put on the spot in a new Glasstire video series by John Carrithers. Carrithers asks each of his guests twenty questions about…

Houston artist David McGee was awarded a 10-day residency in France by the Texas-French Alliance for the Arts at their fundraising auction/awards party at the Decorative Center in Houston. Chosen…