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Every design-inclined Texan should make the journey to Marfa at some point, but if you can, try to visit during Chinati Weekend, an art-filled experience of music, talks, and special exhibitions started by the late, great Donald Judd in 1987. And if at…
Read MoreA beautiful sight in artist Yuriko Yamaguchi’s hometown of Osaka, Japan is the array of golden-hued gingko trees lining MidĹŤsuji Avenue. To many Osakans, the trees symbolize timeless natural grandeur and insinuate nascent autumnal vibes into the …
Read MoreIn her recurring column, “Social in Security,” modern etiquette ambassador and Bell’INVITO founder Heather Wiese walks us through a list of trusted tips you can rely on. Today’s topic: the etiquette of art buying and collecting. Ready to collect? Art,…
Read MoreMeet the unstoppable Daisha Board. In two short years, she’s gone from a budding gallerist with a modest — albeit respected — West Dallas footprint to one of the state’s boldest dealers on the rise, With an ambitious new Tin District gallery that resem…
Read MoreMagic and stardust were in the air at Hotel ZaZa as Houstonians gathered to celebrate the arts. Co-chairs Dr. Jamie Everett and Charlie Gustin, Jayni Karsan and Sam Patel, and Lisa Rich and John McLaughlin welcomed nearly 400 guests to Art League Houst…
Read MoreRoj Rodriguez is a name to know. Earlier this year, the Houston-born and Austin-based photographer published his first major body of work Mi Sangre, a photographic compendium of his Mexican heritage. The book, published by Hanje Cantz, includes contrib…
Read MoreThis just in. Barbara Pollack rang us up. The longtime contributing editor for Artnews with a celebrated byline that includes decades as contributing arts journalist at The New York Times, is sharing news of her latest endeavor: Art at a Time Like This…
Read MoreArdest 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 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…
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