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In a time of coronavirus pandemic fueled uncertainty and a fraught election cycle — a particularly precarious moment for the visual arts — a noted Houston gallery’s high-profile expansion proves the Texas art world will go on. Cue Laura Rathe Fin…
Read MoreThis is the first story in a new PaperCity series which spotlights artists sharing insights into the making of their exhibitions, Houston talent Mary Margaret Hansen pulls back the curtain on her current show, “Atablo’ ” at Houston…
Read MoreWhen Dallas Art Fair director Kelly Cornell emailed late this week with big news, it was an announcement we’d sensed was coming, a decision that could only be summed up as sage. As Texas continues to lead the nightly news and serve as a coronavi…
Read MoreThis is one artist-meets-collector story that boasts a very sweet ending. Bryn Larsen, Houston arts advocate, and co-founder of Foto Relevance, recently commissioned Houston-based artist Diane Gelman to transform her butler’s pantry into Patisserie Lar…
Read MoreThe most exciting take on proactive, precision medicine with integrated wellness is making its global debut in Houston. Introduce yourself to Sydenham Clinic, a concept that boldly aims to redefine health care in the 21st century. Named for 17th-centur…
Read MoreDateline Dallas. The art market is about to get far more interesting — with a proven Texas entity boldly entering the lucrative world of art commerce. The revelation came in with an email touting a venture launched by one of the most respected, and suc…
Read MoreOne of the most positive art stories arriving in our inbox during COVID-19 looks forward to the fall — a new show that shares with college students and the public alike buoyant sculptures dialoguing with Mother Nature, all spun around the democratic co…
Read MoreWhen a global pandemic forces the cancellation of a museum’s largest fundraiser, how does the art space go on? In the case of the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, a vaunted 70-plus year old institution — one of America’s oldest devoted to …
Read MoreA storied hotel and restaurant in the medieval town of Saint-Paul de Vence in the hills above the French Riviera gave both name and inspiration to its American counterpart, La Colombe d’Or in Houston’s Montrose/Museum District. (Read about the original…
Read MoreThe global fair brand DesignMiami has known it all along, The cross-pollination of art with design produces an inspiring dialogue as well as acquisition opportunities far beyond functionality. Now Houston’s avant-garde design mecca CAM Studio is …
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