“Robert Motherwell Drawing: As Fast as the Mind Itself” is a show that really leaves a mark.
Review: ‘The Heidi Chronicles’
LU theatre presents Wendy Wasserstein's classic.
Myers’ works illuminate creatures of the dark
Myers’ organic creatures bend and twist, layer-upon-layer to create an other-worldly environment.
Watkins reflects on clay memories
“Reflection Made of Memories,” on display at the Art Museum of Southeast Texas through March 19, is a sumptuous exploration of James C. Watkins’ career in ceramics.
Stark Museum hunts down European pastime
Visitors to the Stark Museum of Art’s latest exhibition on hunting expecting to see Western art will be surprised to see genteel European gentlemen rather than the usual rugged cowboys.
Coloring in a life
“Leon Schulman Gaspard: The Real Story” (is) a biography that is as much detective story as art history.
These are our favorite Southeast Texas art exhibitions from 2022
Southeast Texas has a fine visual arts scene, which is my particular beat, so I thought I’d revisit my favorite exhibitions from the year.
‘Toward the Ultimate Figure’
Southeast Texas artist reviews Houston sculpture show “The Forest” by Alberto Giacometti, on display at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston through Feb, 12. Photo by Andy Coughlan When one thinks of a sculpted figure, they immediately imagine a muscular form carved from stone, something with weight both literally and figuratively. Many of Alberto Giacometti’s … Continue reading ‘Toward the Ultimate Figure’
AMSET show highlights variety of abstraction
Art, by its very nature, represents something — a feeling, an emotion, a memory.
Then and Now
Guston was a man who sought to capture the moment, to be in the “now.” As such, he was always developing different styles, pushing the boundaries of art and the human experience.
English with a bit of Texas 