The Changeling
For Adela Andea, Art and Life Are in Constant Flux When dealing with light, electricity, and solid vs....
Visual Art
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 [...]
Poetry by Design
Pablo Picasso renders twenty portraits to accompany sonnets by the Spanish poet Luis de Gongora y Argote On view this fall is Vingt Poëmes (Twenty Poems), Pablo Picasso’s tribute to arguably one of Spain’s greatest poets, Luis de Góngora y Argote (1561-1627). The exhibit [...]
Review: Gilad Efrat – Negev
In his latest exhibition at Inman Gallery, for sale Israeli artist Gilad Efrat ruminates on the desert landscape...
Roam If You Want To
Houston Mobile Art Hits the Road These days, being mobile is where it’s at. And “it” is art....
Cultural Warrior: Michael Peranteau
It’s hard to think about the arts in this city without Michael Peranteau’s name coming up. From DiverseWorks...
Mr. Tinterow, Tear Down This Wall!
MFAH Director Should Let His “Love” of Free Admission Trump Fear Maxwell Anderson, the talented, charismatic new director...
Briefly Noted
There’s always more art out there than we can fit into A+C, but we couldn’t let 2012 end...
Transatlantic Love Triangle
Triple-venue Exhibition Puts Amore Through Its Paces “Love is a many-splendored thing,” says the novel, the film, the...
Portraiture Now: Asian American Portraits of Encounter
The latest exhibition to grace the Louisa Stude Sarofim Gallery at Asia Society Texas Center introduces an ensemble of Asian and Asian-American artists exploring such themes as personal growth, home, and broader social complexities of Asian and American cultural confluence. Organized by the [...]