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PaperCity‘s Catherine D. Anspon chats with Mill Collective Tim Branscome about Mill’s first time showing at the Round Top Spring Antiques Show. Mill Collective can be found at The Halles events venue through this Sunday, April 3. On Mill Co…
Read MoreThe Halles events space is once again enthusiastically embracing an art theme, bringing contemporary paintings and sculptures edged with street chops via the bold Round Top debut of New York City/Austin gallery West Chelsea Contemporary. Fresh from inc…
Read MoreRice University’s Moody Center for the Arts is celebrating its five year anniversary this spring. Iconic installations defined the Moody Center’s inaugural years. Five years ago almost to the month, PaperCity first reported upon the $30-million t…
Read MoreOne of the most powerful and visceral exhibitions you’ll see this spring is also a homecoming — for lensman Brian Finke. And it’s at noted Dallas gallerist, Kirk Hopper Fine Art, which has made a name for itself for exhibitions for iconoclastic t…
Read MoreDance, unlike many artistic disciplines, exists only momentarily. While visual artists, composers and authors have the benefit of capturing their craft for future generations, choreographers create with the felt understanding that as a performance is p…
Read MorePaperCity invited Beverly Acha, artist and Assistant Professor of Art at University of Texas at Austin, to interview Peter Halley to get to the heart of his new work on view at Dallas Contemporary. Acha and Halley met in 2010 at Yale where Peter headed…
Read MoreStanley Kubrick is a notoriously private and meticulous director. It is rare for the public to be given insight into his creative process. Rarer still for a Texas gallery to spotlight the New York City born director in an exhibition. Matthew Modine’s “…
Read MoreIt’s in the stars: The Kinkaid School’s art and design auction returns this month — a collecting opportunity that also does good, funding a new student wellness center and a community cause, the Engineering Math Science Institute summer program for und…
Read MoreFrida Kahlo’s work — visceral and often psychedelic — feels interactive even when simply seen on canvas. The “Immersive Frida Kahlo” exhibition, on view now at Houston’s Lighthouse Artspace, only enhances the legendary Mexican painter’…
Read MoreMarian Mekhail smiles when she speaks. Like her art, her voice is bold and colorful. “My ancestors invented paint, literally,” she says. “To use the very material that they created to build a life for myself is incredible.” Mekhail’s newest…
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