The Blanton’s “Expanding Abstraction: Pushing the Boundaries of Painting in the Americas, 1958–1983,” succeeds in a few areas. It pulls out a lot of abstract works from the Blanton’s...
Seeing the exhibition “Delicate Disorders,” on view at Bale Creek Allen Gallery proved a great escape into the complex and highly personal story of Los Angeles-based painter, Shelli Tollman.
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The Blanton Museum of Art recently re-opened its doors. Guests must adhere to normal COVID-19 precautions such as wearing face masks, and social distancing, and now are required to...
The ICOSA art collective is a nimble organization. Since they moved from Pump Project studios into the Canopy complex in 2018, the 20-member collective has figured out ways to...
Conditions under COVID-19 have provided welcome encouragement for me to develop skills and perform less customary tasks, mainly in the realm of technology. Many visual artists, galleries and museums...
Ever driven, biked, walked or otherwise moved past the big black sculpture at Austin’s 29th St. and North Lamar? Well if you’re still driving, biking, walking or otherwise moving,...
