Art as Home Life
For husband and wife visual artist team Stephan Hillerbrand and Mary Magsamen, buy cialis art is a family...
Visual Art
Your February Gallery (P)review
Upcoming shows you’ll want to see and ongoing shows we’re glad we did By the time you read...
Art House Rules
Living and Working in the Same Space Do you love your work so much you’d move in with...
Gary Tinterow in His Own Words
MFAH Director Sees Expanded Campus as ‘Hub for All Things Cultural’ As Gary Tinterow heads into his second...
REVIEW: Scottie Parsons
Scottie Parsons: Selected Works From The Artist’s Estate 1925-2011 Currently on view at William Campbell Contemporary Art is...
Response: The Menil’s fake deaccessioning scandal
Most Houston artists – for that matter, treatment most artists living anywhere – would be thrilled to have...
Mie Olise: Crystal Bites of Dust at Barbara Davis Gallery
Thin washes and cakey impasto meet to build colossal forms. Shanties and old factories stretch and march through fog. Derelict ships and canoes spot the shore with color. This is the world of Danish artist Mie Olise’s Crystal Bites of Dust at Barbara Davis Gallery [...]
REVIEW: Randy Twaddle, New Drawings
Art has many purposes and distinctions. The most significant recurring theme states that There Is Beauty To Be...
The Changeling
For Adela Andea, Art and Life Are in Constant Flux When dealing with light, electricity, and solid vs....
Review: Archie Scott Gobber – “What I Meant to Say”
The work at Marty Walker Gallery is sometimes refreshing and sometimes soporific. Archie Scott Gobber’s show, “What I...
Review: Mary Vernon Paintings
Mary Vernon Paintings is a large, luxurious collection of recent drawings and paintings from the prolific artist and long-time SMU faculty member. It is likely the most joyously colorful show of paintings you’ll see all year. Vernon’s work is all of these wonderful things at once [...]
The Meaning of Life
Ann Glazer is a New York and Dallas-based artist intrigued by the unconscious. Her installation, Wellhead, now showing at Kirk Hopper Fine Art, includes a little of everything from narrative to collage to video, creating a single piece. The gallery describes the experiences as [...]