Posted on · A series of installations by artist Nari Ward offers visitors a unique perspective on common items, from shoelaces to strollers.
Posted on · Episode: 1772 Vermeer and the camera obscura: waiting for film. Today, cameras without film.
Posted on · Episode: 1677 In which I encounter the 16th Century in a Fort Worth Museum. Today, we trick the eye.
Posted on · Episode: 1595 In which Alfred Stieglitz and 291 anticipate Modern. Today, Stieglitz and photography, art and reality.
Posted on · Noted authors and artists inspire and inform the paintings of David McGee.
Posted on · Houston artist Dan Dunn talks about taking up a new career to pay of his credit card debt -- becoming a speed painter.
Posted on · Brazilian artist Tony Paraná talks about growing up in a "favela" -- a cramped, impoverished community in his native country -- and about creating art inspired by his adopted hometown of Houston.
Posted on · Houston artist Dan Dunn talks about taking up a new career to pay of his credit card debt -- becoming a speed painter.
Posted on · Jan McNeill tells us more about the Watercolor Art Society - Houston.
Posted on · Episode: 1366 Rain, Steam, and Speed: Turner’s vision of modern times. Today, a painting tells the coming of rail.
Posted on · Episode: 1314 Amistad, art and revolution: artists join the fight for freedom. Today, art and slavery.
Posted on · Episode: 1308 In which Charles Dellschau draws secret airships. Today, a Texas immigrant dreams and draws flight.
Posted on · Episode 3105: Matte Painting: From Glass To Digital. Today, worlds imagined.
Posted on · Houston artist John Palmer has traveled the world. He creates abstract, painted works on canvas, wood and even metal. The evolution of his style forged what he now calls "escapism."
Posted on · The annual Bayou City Arts Festival is Saturday and Sunday (Oct. 8-9, 2016). The event features more than 300 artists showcasing their work. One of the featured artists is Dania Olivares, a mixed-media artist whose paintings often include bright colors, varied materials — like newsprint — and sometimes feature pop-culture adaptations of other famous artwork — such as […]