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Christina Rees and Brandon Zech are joined by artist Emily Link to run down this week鈥檚 top art events, and to chat about what it takes to run a successful artist-run space.

The public is invited to join in the celebration of the life and art of Michael Galbreth in Houston this Saturday, January 25, from 2-6 pm.

The Orange Show Center for Visionary Art in Houston is now accepting applications for the 33rd annual Houston Art Car Parade, a series of events and workshops that run throughout the month of April, culminating in the Art Car weekend.

Texas and the art world at large have lost some greats this year, and the losses have hit us in immeasurable ways.

In 2017, the Houston-based company Boxer Property, which manages and rents spaces in more than 120 office buildings across the U.S., bought the iconic St. Joseph Professional Building (2000 Crawford St) in Houston.

Fetch us our smelling salts: as reported by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (via The Hill),  a statue of the Revolutionary War general Nathanael Greene in Savannah was defaced with a pair of 鈥榞oogly eyes.鈥� The article leads with a video titled 鈥淲ho Was Nathanael Greene?鈥�

The Houston Cinema Arts Festival (HCAF) may not take place until November, but in off-festival times HCAF also presents an 鈥淎rtist鈥檚 Choice Film Series,鈥� inviting visual, performing, and literary artists to select and introduce a feature film of their choice about their own...

Like a lot of Houstonians, I鈥檓 an outsider art fan. Amid its surprisingly consistent idiosyncrasies, you occasionally find sparks of genius.

Thirteen painting exhibitions are currently on view in Houston, in everything from major institutions (CAMH, The Menil, MFAH) to galleries

In a low-profile acknowledgement of a de-facto situation, the Menil collection鈥檚 Board of Trustees has approved the de-accession of Art Guys Marry

On Tuesday, February 26, beginning at 7 a.m., The Art Guys walked the 29.6 miles of Little York Road, the longest street in Houston. Otis Ike, directo

In an interview with Houston鈥檚 Culturemap, The Art Guys respond to the string of protests and vandalism that have marred the installation

Update: We just got word from the Menil that oak tree, despite its dramatic injury, will indeed live. "The aborist says that the tree, though severely

"Book Report" As the electronic word slowly usurps the printed word, books are becoming increasingly fetishized. "Book Report," organized

"Asis/Esmeraldo/Espinosa/Liz谩rraga" Work by 79-year-old Argentine artist Antonio Asis is a standout in Sicardi Gallery's thoughtful works-on-paper