
Arts InSight
Video: Painting By Numbers
Posted on · Susie Rosmarin makes flickering, eye-catching works using a mathematic system.
Posted on · Susie Rosmarin makes flickering, eye-catching works using a mathematic system.
Posted on · We devote much of our time on Houston Matters each day to important public policy debates. And we talk with elected leaders and newsmakers and seek to engage you in discussions on a wide variety of important topics. But we also take time each week to highlight important arts and cultural events in the region. […]
Posted on · Houston artist creates energetic and aggressive works on canvas and paper.
Posted on · We look at the inspiration and the mystery behind a married couple's artistic collaboration.
Posted on · This summer, two rooms at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston have transformed into an interactive environment using light and optical illusion. Kusama: At the End of the Universe unites two so-called “infinity rooms” – the signature works of contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama. The rooms use lights and mirrors to create the illusion of infinite […]
Posted on · The New Zealand born, Houston-based photographer tells epic, layered stories that require no words.
Posted on · In the project, called, "Animating History," students created large, teardrop shaped “pins” and stationed them on vacant lots where landmarks once stood.
Posted on · A Houston sculptor utilizes firearms and fireworks to instill unpredictability into his work.
Posted on · Artist Adrian Esparza pays homage to his Latino heritage, and symbolizes the way his life has changed, by un-spooling the threads from a Mexican blanket, or serape, and then weaving elaborate geometric patterns onto walls. We learn more about him and his art.
Posted on · A local art therapy program breaks down the barriers of expression.
Posted on · Maybe it's been awhile since you've used an actual paper map – unless you're just not a smartphone person. But nonetheless, maps and roads are a big part of American iconography. And that iconography is also a big part of the work of artists Nick Vaughan and Jake Margolin. For example, they'll painstakingly cut out […]
Posted on · Two artists reveal untold versions of the American Dream through maps, installation and video.
Posted on · Duggins' series of new works explores the natural world with humor and pathos.
Posted on · Graffiti has long been associated with vandalism and gangs, but a group in Houston hopes to change that perception with the opening of a new museum dedicated to fringe art.
Posted on · A new exhibit at HCC says its purpose is to challenge Houston’s famous disregard for its own history.