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Ardest Gallery, a fine arts gallery in The Woodlands, has started a monthly outdoor fine arts market showcasing works from about 25 Texas artists that will continue monthly through at least April of 2024. Get ready for Art in The Woods, a new fine arts…
Read MoreAges ago, long before digital photography and smartphones, people used to drop off their undeveloped film at a store which then mailed it to Eastman Kodak, Fox Photo, or elsewhere for processing. Inevitably, some people never returned to pick up their …
Read MoreAn all-star extravaganza of outstanding art spanning four centuries, “Rembrandt to Van Gogh: Masterpieces from the Armand Hammer Collection” is eliciting broad appeal among visitors attending the new exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. So m…
Read MoreThe Woodlands Arts Council is starting a new Texas Fine Craft Show, expanding the art-loving community’s offerings. The first-ever Texas Fine Craft Show is planned for next November 1 through November 3, 2024 at The Woodlands Resort. The show wil…
Read MoreGet ready for a truly wild Houston night. The Orange Show Center for Visionary Art is hosting its 42nd annual gala this Saturday, November 4 at its World HQ on Munger Street. And the anticipation’s been building. Chaired by Luz Garcini and Marc M…
Read MoreHistoric Fort Worth has an awful lot to celebrate this year. As the year 2023 winds down, a number of the city’s most beloved venues and institutions will be celebrating major milestones. Let’s take a look at these important anniversaries and wha…
Read MorePublic art remains a huge part of what makes The Woodlands special and the township’s art collection recently grew by five arty bike racks. These distinctive bike rakes were presented to the community by Glen Rector, president of The Woodlands Ar…
Read MoreTo say artist Nestor Topchy has a big imagination would be a major understatement. His unorthodox approach challenges not only the status quo, but conventional ideas about art making. Running concurrently in Houston at Josh Pazda Hiram Butler gallery a…
Read MoreThe fall is always filled to the brim with philanthropic and charitable events, from luncheons to fashion shows to concerts. Rarely does one have the opportunity to write “Duck Race” on their calendar. But, this year, AFA is giving you the chance to ad…
Read MoreIn just two years, the Green Family Art Foundation, showcasing under-represented artists, has emerged upon the Texas scene. Its bold entry — first at River Bend, now in the Dallas Arts District — has added a museum-level discourse to the city’s vibrant…
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