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An exhibition of artwork from Jayla Ash Davis and Chris Davis dubbed “Collected Recollections” is now showing at The Woodlands Arts Council’s new exhibition space and headquarter offices. The Jayla Ash Davis and Chris Davis collection…
Read MoreArt history scholars and purveyors shined a light on Texas’ long overlooked women artists at the Center for the Advancement and Study of Early Texas Art (CASETA) Symposium and Texas Art Fair, an annual convergence held in Houston this summer. During th…
Read MorePaperCity pays tribute to the late Anya Tish, one of Texas’ most respected gallerists, a visionary dealer who’s played a significant role in Houston’s closeknit art scene ever since she first opened her gallery 28 years ago. Three art…
Read MoreThere’s no place like home. While walking through FLATS photography collective’s recent “Interwoven” exhibition in Houston, Dorothy’s infamous proclamation as she clicked her heels to return to Kansas from Oz came to mind and rang true. Wit…
Read More“The inner history of a people is contained in its songs.” — Rabbi Adolf Jellinek (1821 to 1893), chief rabbi of Vienna Neither soaking rains nor even a tornado warning in the afternoon could dampen anyone’s spirit as they poured into Jones Hall …
Read MoreThe Great Fire of 1805 almost completely destroyed the city of Detroit. As a result, the city adopted a motto that highlights resilience, adaptability and transition: Speramus meliora; Resurget cineribus — We hope for better things, It shall rise from …
Read MoreHouston Center for Contemporary Craft (HCCC) honored two luminaries of the art, craft and design world — Garth Clark and Mark Del Vecchio — at the museum’s annual Crafting A Legacy Luncheon. Clark and Del Vecchio owned the renowned Garth Clark Ga…
Read MoreHouston’s Throughline Collective artist group is putting on its second duo exhibition with a collection from Luisa Duarte and Jonas Criscoe. “Where the Lines Meet” effortlessly combines the two artists’ works through their use o…
Read MoreTerrell James has loved art since the age of four while studying at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston’s then Museum School, now the Glassell School of Art. A fourth generation Houstonian and seventh generation Texan, James’ family has a rich conne…
Read MoreIn anticipation of a relocation to the Ion District, The Community Artists’ Collective is putting on its first ever summer art retail event. Previously, the group only held events over the holiday season. But now the Ashe Summer Market is here, w…
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