Monday August 13, 2012
[He] showed me where the land mines were set, the trip wires strung, led me through the pile of horse manure right to the diamond. Not many people can do that for you, much less care to do that for you. - Cody Stromberg on "Bill Komodore, Dallas Painter of Texarcadia, 1932-2012"
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Katie Geha interviews Ben Rubin, the artist who created And That’s The Way It Is for UT’s Landmark public art program.
“I have started to wonder whether in some cases artworks are just a convenient excuse to do the research that is interesting to me."
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Laura Lark says, yes, finding a gallery is exactly like dating.
...You will see that getting your art on the market is as easy as reading a generic and irrelevant text that’s sure to infantilize you and bludgeon you into a passive state that will make you as malleable as a teenaged geisha or an orphan in a Dickensian-style workhouse.
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Peter Lucas previews an experimental film bonanza, courtesy of Aurora Picture Show, the Menil Collection and Rice Cinema.
The next 6 weeks bring Houstonians rare opportunities to see some of the most dynamic experimental films in history- many shown on delicious 16mm film!
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Sebastien Bouncy takes issue with the Big Show.
What’s the matter Big Show? You into schadenfreude?
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John AƤsp heads to Colorado and visits Surls World.
...while he may not seem academically art-booked enough for New York, or not ironically culture-jammed enough for L.A., Surls is indeed a genuine force.
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Leslie Castro posts part II of her chat with Texas State grad Christina Sukhgian Houle.
So I woke up and went to make coffee and there’s this guy right there in the window looking at me.
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The European edition of Bill Davenport’s Houston Artletter.
Typical postwar apartment buildings, called “council blocks”, or “tower blocks” are scattered throughout London like bits of gristle in cheap salami.
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Rachel Hooper offers up Part II of her Dispatches from Documenta.
The subject is the Arab Spring, specifically the violent images of the revolution captured on cell phones. The flip books showed short videos taken with cell phones by people who seem to be shot by the end of the video.
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