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This past November Houston gallery Art Palace announced the closing of its physical space as it began to transition to a new business model.

Last week, as I was making the rounds to catch up on shows that were about to close in preparation for January’s slew of openings, I struck up a conversation with a gallerist in one of the spaces I visited.

Let’s start with the fact that Jeffrey Dell’s latest body of work is exquisitely beautiful.

Rebecca Marino: The Best Available Evidence at Art Palace in Houston considers questions of proof and truth. In the case of this show, the evidence or

Rainey Knudson and Brandon Zech on tin foil hats, stapling bananas to walls, and one artist’s Instagram followers.

Peat Duggins takes a long view on history, nature, and man’s role in both in his compelling new exhibition The Great White Whale at Art Palace.

Beginning collectors are finding that prints offer a unique opportunity to collect professionally curated art at affordable prices.

From our friends at Glasstire, today we bring you a review of Deborah Roberts’ current solo show at Art Palace in Houston, Texas. Author Betsy Huete

With the exception of one misstep, One and Many, Deborah Roberts’ current solo show at Art Palace, is raw, painful, beautiful, grotesque, vulnerable,

Raychael Stine’s A Little Ways From Everywhere at Art Palace in Houston is irritatingly smart. Studded with riffs and teasers, the mostly painting

As one walks in the front door of Art Palace, there are a series of black and white photos of a scrolling-text electric sign. The images capture

"Dieter Balzer: Objects" While looking at Dieter Balzer's meticulous overlapping stripes and bold checkers, I couldn't help but think of the on-trend

After a two-year stint in New York and Nebraska, Eric Zimmerman returns to Texas with the multi-site project Endless Disharmony & Telltale Ashes

In his first solo show in eight years, for those keeping track, Kyle Young picks up right where he left off. His bold paintings continue the play with

I assumed Art Palace owner Arturo Palacios goofed when, in response to my request for an image from Houston painter Seth Alverson’s new exhibit