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CALL IT STREET ART, CALL IT FINE ART, CALL IT WHAT YOU KNOW is a group exhibition of graffiti and mural artists recognized for their work in public...
Houston's Museum District is a favorite destination for both locals and tourists. But choice museum offerings aren't limited to that one location. And while we have several world-class museums (the Mu... More »
In "Tre Impasto: Hans de Bruijn, Justin Garcia and Tomas Glass," Wade Wilson Gallery's latest exhibition and our pick for Friday, the Montrose area gallery brings together three long-time artists who... More »
The Station Museum of Contemporary Art recently kicked off an ambitious new series called "HX8" ("Houston Times Eight") wherein the museum curates a show of eight diverse, contemporary Houston artist... More »
The Station Museum of Contemporary Art's latest group exhibition, ''HX8 [Houston Times Eight],'' reflects the museum's renewed commitment to displaying local artists. ''Our mission is to show artists who don’t normally get into museum shows,... More »
Pot-luck show of the weekend: ElecTrick, The Space Villains and Los Area 51 tonight at Rudyard's. Free. It's the big Art Car Weekend, if you haven't heard, and you can get a peek at Saturday's parad... More »
Before you step into the Station Museum of Contemporary Art, be forewarned -- it ain't gonna be pretty. It's going to be glorious and challenging. It might even be life-changing, but it's definitely not going to be pretty. The Station Museum most often deals with social and political issues, which, while powerful and thought-provoking, don't usually lend themselves to serene landscapes or flattering portraits. Case in point: During a show from this year, Javier de Villota:... More »
There are no better artistic agents provocateurs than Jim and Ann Harithas and the Station Museum of Contemporary Art. The Station is privately funded and directed by the Harithases, which allows them to essentially do whatever the hell they want. A former director of the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston as well as the Corcoran Museum of Art, Jim Harithas has the brains and the art savvy as well as the social and political convictions to make the most of the situation. In past shows, the... More »
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