Houston
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Kindred Spirits Without Categories: Nevelson and Hood in Houston
Touring Women of Abstract Expressionism at the Denver Art Museum in 2017, you couldn’t help but…
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Report from Texas Contemporary Art Fair 2016
My first image of Houston was from Wim Wender’s movie Paris, Texas. The city is depicted…
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It’s Big in Texas – Reductive Landscape by McKie Trotter and Jack Boynton at William Reaves Gallery
It has been too long-American art institutes need to look into mid-century modernism outside of the…
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As Captivating As It Could Get — New Work by Sarah Williams at McMurtrey Gallery
Williams recalls when once someone told her that there was nothing in Missouri. “I felt hurt,”…
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Ted Larsen at McMurtrey Gallery
My favorite of all is “School Bus Line”. It is, as the title suggests, pure yellow.…
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Into Houston’s Antique Pavilion
Most of the Houston antiques stores I have been in are on the small side, and…
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Public Art Blooms in Houston
It’s not often that a piece of public art of any consequence is added to a…
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Texas Modernism from Cowtown
When the first modern art gallery in Texas opened in 1950, Betty Blake, the owner of…
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From Analog to Digital — Scenes from Gallery Openings In Houston (Jan 18)
Dan Sutherland’s current solo show “SEEM” at Moody Gallery consists of mostly small oil paintings and…