Abilene Art Show Accidentally Unleashes The Sinister
Drawing on sculptures across the state, the exhibit at the Center for Contemporary Arts, is designed to be seen from every angle while celebrating one of humanity’s oldest symbols
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Law Banning Certain Drag Shows Unconstitutional
This is the second time that Judge David Hittner ruled Senate Bill 12, which passed in 2023 in the Texas legislature, was too broad for enforcement
Houston Native Explores Addiction In New Book
The book summarizes a journey in helpful, exquisitely written bites that tackle common misconceptions one at a time and reframe them through the disease lens
The Trail Helping Houston Regain Freedom From Roads
Transforming the trail into something actually useful started in stages in 2009, but the formation of the Friends of Columbia Tap Trail really got the ball moving
The Texas Artist Changing How We See Landscape
The Texas landscape has inspired artists since time out of mind. Rebecca Pugh, often working with mixed media, is no exception.
Dakari Butler, Immersive Art, And Anthropomorphic Bowling Pins
The Mundane, Uneventful, & Ordinary Life of Miss Jones, running at Art on Main in Dallas though August 1, is Butler’s most narrative work yet, but also fits into her undefinable oeuvre as an artist
New Show Reframes Black Art As A Comprehensive American Story
Instead of trying to capture a particular artist’s statement, Bayou City Stewards is an extremely broad collection of art by Black creators that spans multiple disciplines and dozens of styles