Erin Keever
Erin Keever is an Adjunct Professor of Art History, freelance writer, art historian and art appraiser. She lives and works in Austin, and serves on the Sightlines board.
Modern meets Baroque in Lance Letscher collages at Stephen L. Clark Gallery
Spring has sprung with an assortment of artwork by Austin’s ever-popular Lance Letscher, on view at Stephen L. Clark Gallery. Many of Letscher’s newest collaged surfaces evoke the season,...
At the Blanton, the exhibition ‘Day Jobs’ reveals stories of how artists work beyond their artwork
You’ve heard the phrase “Don’t quit your day job.”
Perhaps it’s the visual artist who hears it most. Whether lack of the government funding, fluctuating economic conditions, an unpredictable art...
Agents of change: On view at the Contemporary Austin, women artists show new ways of being in the world
After my second viewing of "IN A DREAM YOU SAW A WAY TO SURVIVE AND YOU WERE FULL OF JOY" at the Contemporary Austin, I remember that surviving 2022...
McNay exhibition bridges two artists across generations: Benny Andrews and Deborah Roberts
“True Believers,” organized by San Antonio's McNay Art Museum, sheds light on two artists from two generations. They never met each other, but their work shares the same DNA....
At the Blanton, ‘Painted Cloth’ presents more than the sumptuous clothes of Colonial Latin America
Four years in the making “Painted Cloth: Fashion and Ritual in Colonial Latin America” is a lavishly packaged gift at the Blanton Museum of Art. A sense of the...
‘Banksyland’ capitalizes on Banksy’s anti-capitalist message
Touring 22 cities, the exhibition, “Banksyland” positively groans with irony. Promising “originals, hand produced editions, salvaged street artworks, and never-before-seen installations,” the show, which recently stopped in Austin, is...
