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Ready, get set and go to Sawyer Yards — one of America’s largest art districts, located in historic buildings in the shadow of downtown Houston. Bouncing back from COVID-19, Sawyer Yards is reopening to the public for Second Saturday Open Studios this …
Read MoreEditor’s note: In the latest installment of our insiders museum video series, Project Row Houses’ long-standing curator and programs director Ryan Dennis pulls back the curtain on works by Houston talents in round 51’s “Local Impact I…
Read MoreAs you read this, one of the country’s greatest art dealers has just passed on. No, he was not based in New York, or even Los Angeles. Meredith J. Long died Wednesday, June 3, 2020 in Houston. Long made his mark beginning in mid-century Houston, …
Read MoreCoronavirus may have put the mainstream museum and gallery world on pause — at the moment, all major Texas museums remain shuttered, and a few galleries are open only by appointment — but one scrappy dealer is determined to make sure the virus does n…
Read MoreWhat does a performing arts organization do when its years-in-the-making plans for a grand destination gala celebrating a half century of work get derailed by the coronavirus pandemic? Come up with a new date and — as a gift to supporters and music lov…
Read MoreWithin Houston’s art world, one of the most positive additions of the last decade has been the arrival of the Moody Center for the Arts. In an exclusive for PaperCity, founding Suzanne Deal Booth executive director Alison Weaver — who curated this spri…
Read MoreEditor’s note: Mary Margaret Hansen is a visual artist based in Texas. She has written about her European travels and American road trips for PaperCity in the past. Currently, she’s featured in the two-person exhibition “Finding Our WayR…
Read MoreKudos are in order for the Dallas Art Fair’s 12th edition. Not only did the Dallas Art Fair smartly step up and reschedule when the COVID-19 closures first began — calendar these new dates, October 1 through 4 at Fashion Industry Gallery, in the …
Read MoreEditor’s note: In an exclusive for PaperCity, Chris Byrne, co-founder of the Dallas Art Fair and owner of the Elaine de Kooning House, writes about an artist whose connection to Texas are legendary — the iconoclastic, controversial Peter Saul. Ch…
Read MoreOne of the most unique art volumes this spring doubles as a cookbook, one of our favorite types of literature in our current shelter-at-home state. We’re smitten with Chronicle Books’ new release, A Good Meal Is Hard to Find: Storied Recipes from the D…
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