Next Chapter: The New Stewards of Fort Worth’s Amphibian Stage to Continue Commitment to New and Underrepresented Works
Context is Key Jennifer Smart·February 22, 2015Cutie and the Boxer in DallasDallas/Ft WorthFeaturesVisual Art
Melvin Edwards: Five Decades john zotos·February 22, 2015Melvin Edwards: Five Decades at Nasher Sculpture Center Jan. 31 - May 10, 2015Dallas/Ft WorthReviewsVisual Art
SHOW UP: Logan Sebastian Beck caitlin greenwood·February 22, 2015Logan Sebastian Beck welcomes me with open arms into his Memorial Park studio in Houston one bright weekday morning in January.Show UpVisual Art
Doing Things Differently Jennifer Smart·February 13, 2015Jon Hopson, the owner of Houston gallery Hello Project on the Houston arts scene, busting through silos and his new kind of art gallery.FeaturesHoustonVisual Art
Knight + Knight: Latencies Explores Lived Feminism Alexandra Irrera·February 10, 2015Chelsea Knight and Autumn Knight in Knight & Knight: Latencies, presented by Project Row Houses and DiverseWorks. Photos...HoustonVisual Art
Food for More Than Thought Nancy Zastudil·February 9, 2015HCCC Gets Houston Talking about the Craft of Dining HoustonVisual Art
Musings: Art for Everyone Jennifer Smart·February 9, 2015Living in the world of visual arts criticism is draining. MusingsVisual Art
The Painted Void rachel adams·February 5, 2015Sara Frantz’s latest paintings explore the nature of architectureAustinVisual Art
Show Up: Orna Feinstein casey gregory·February 5, 2015For Feinstein, ‘natural selection’ occurs when she reaches a “fork in the road,” and chooses to follow one set of techniques or ideas over another. AustinHoustonShow UpVisual Art
The ACTX Top Ten: February 2015 Jennifer Smart·February 3, 2015The top ten visual and performing arts events across Texas.DanceTop TenVisual Art
Performania: In Praise of Pop Ups Nancy Wozny·February 2, 2015The phrase “pop-up” entered our vocabulary a while back and refers to just about anythingDancePerformaniaVisual Art
All the Rage Tarra Gaines·February 1, 2015The McNay Explores Diaghilev’s Ballets RussesDanceSan AntonioVisual Art
