ARTISTS
2023
Ro2 Art Projects, the gallery鈥檚 location at 1501 South Ervay, consistently takes artistic risks, as exemplified by Douglas R. Dover鈥檚 innovative use of materials like styrofoam and single-use plastics.
Ro2 Art鈥檚 Tin District Grand Opening, Dallas, January 21, 2023
2022
Glasstire counts down the top five art events in Texas.
2021
We are on the other side of that dreaded heat wave called summer. Fires are literal these days, with the West Coast bearing the brunt of it.
Glasstire counts down the top five art events in Texas this week. For last week鈥檚 picks, please go here.
鈥淚t鈥檚 very complicated to find a better sculpture than an iceberg,鈥� says the Berlin-based Charri猫re.
Technology and its products have generated their own mythology. With a few circuits and a nifty patenting strategy, gadgets are assumed to make us smarter, faster, stronger, even if they only seem to replace things that are already working. This is the central focus of The...
Becca Booker: Microscopic at Cris Worley Fine Arts, January 9鈥揊ebruary 13, 2021. Ink, watercolor and oils pool into gyres and vague microbial forms in Becca Booker鈥檚 paper and panel pieces at Cris Worley Fine Arts.
2020
As galleries start welcoming back visitors, we highlight four must-see exhibits around town.
2019
Brandon Zech and Christina Rees on a gorgeous spring show in the Rio Grande Valley, a family of evolving artists, and an intimate show of Luis Jim茅nez鈥檚 work that feels just right, right now.
A rundown of the city's best places to buy art for every style and budget.
2018
Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on the last summer shows you can catch in Texas, which means group shows galore, and a few unexpected solo shows that feel more like fall.
Ro2鈥檚 handsome satellite outpost at 1508 Commerce Street is alive before, during, and after the Dallas Art Fair.
2017
Adam Fung鈥檚 Iceberg X at Ro2 in Dallas, a series of paintings based on photos and video taken during a unique residency in the Arctic Circle, brings together and fetishizes science, nature, and activism.
Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on an eerie show in Austin, Roni Horn in Dallas, and a veteran Texas painter鈥檚 return to Houston.