Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
Editor’s note: Crystal Correa, a 2020 University of Houston-Clear Lake BFA grad takes us behind the scenes into the making of a controversial art exhibition. The title itself — “!@#$ 2020″— alludes to the feeling and aesthetic it trie…
Read MoreIn a PaperCity exclusive, guest art editor Haley Berkman Karren previews Houston Center for Photography’s 40th Anniversary Print Auction, which takes place next Thursday, February 16. 2021 for the Houston Center for Photography (HCP) is truly a t…
Read MoreFrench publisher Assouline, creator of The Impossible Collection of books, has opened its first Texas boutique in River Oaks District, with 1,500 titles covering architecture, art, design, fashion, gastronomy and travel. Known for passion and craftsman…
Read MoreIn honor of Black History Month this February, the Deep Ellum Foundation and founding director of WAAS Gallery Brandy Michele Adams have teamed up to curate six new streetpole banners designed by local artists in Deep Ellum. These banners are going up …
Read MoreA rare body of work by the late Texas Artist and Rome Prize winner Bert Long Jr. is offered exclusively through the artist’s estate via his long-time dealer, Deborah Colton Gallery. PaperCity tells why this talent needs to be on your acquisition radar….
Read MoreThis is the first edition of a new PaperCity video series on Art Dealers at Home. As the newly minted Kinder Building at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston changes the art game for the museum world in Texas — with beyond even its brilliant building, its…
Read MoreAt the start of this New Year, cautious optimism seems to be the name of the game. Particularly for those hoping to plan in-person events. That being said, it wasn’t too surprising to see today’s announcement from the Dallas Art Fair. In the hopes that…
Read MoreA new interactive exhibit land called Wonderspaces is shaking up the Austin art scene. Jason Shin and Patrick Charles co-founded Wonderspaces, Inc. in 2016, and it’s found success with art gallery installations in Scottsdale, Philadelphia, San Di…
Read MoreThe grande dame of Art Deco, Tamara de Lempicka, has been rediscovered — again. We are reconsidering the legacy of the artist, who called Paris, Italy, Hollywood, New York, Houston and Mexico home, and which reads like a sweeping novel of the 20th cent…
Read MoreWith less people able to pay a visit to museums amid the pandemic, Dallas’ beloved Nasher Sculpture Center is making great local art and culture as accessible as possible. Nasher Public, a two-pronged public art initiative, will showcase established an…
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