As Harvey Hits Texas, Art Museums Shutter
The storm is expected to linger for days in the Houston area.
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Up Close 2016: Around Houston
Bill Arning reflects on the last year's highlights of artistic life in Houston and its orbit
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Atlas Dallas: Dallasian Spring
Preoccupied with developing urban infrastructure, the well-heeled civic leaders of Dallas have long viewed art—especially when supplied by big-name artists from afar—as a boost the city's "world-class…
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Up Close: Houston Loves Eccentrics
Former East Coast curator Bill Arning finds his adopted Houston surprisingly receptive to artistic oddballs and bold exhibitions in its burgeoning museums and galleries.
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The Diary of Mark Flood, Part One: Gone to Texas
Editor’s Note: This is the first installment in a multipart series about Mark Flood’s experience organizing his first museum survey. The diary is slightly backdated because, as mentioned, he was…
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Hubbard and Birchler
Marfa, Tex., is the perfect setting for this exhibition of Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Birchler's excellent trilogy of Texas-based, movie-themed videos: Grand Paris Texas (2009), Movie Mountain (Mé…
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FAILE Messes with Texas
The artist-duo's new show at the Dallas Contemporary embraces the wild, adventurous spirit of the Lone Star State
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