And Lumber Would Season the Walls
Valentina Jager Lopezllera explores the fragmentation of Huntsville prisons and greenspace surrounding them in this month’s Mood Ring titled And Lumber Would Season the Walls.
Texas (9)
Lubaina Himid: Make Do and Mend at The Contemporary Austin
Amarie Gipson reviews the visual and political strategies within British artist Lubaina Himid’s first major exhibition in the American South at The Contemporary Austin.
In Conversation with Natasha Bowdoin
Tara Escolin talks with Houston-based artist Natasha Bowdoin about animation, the artistic language of flowers, healing through nature.
Mel Chin Flows Free Again
In May’s Art21 x Burnaway feature, we reflect on Mel Chin’s genius and collaborative projects over the past decades.
In the Studio with Chayse Sampy
Amarie Gipson visits mixed-media artist Chayse Sampy in her shared studio in Downtown Houston to discuss living in the South, Afro-surrealism, and the color blue.
Mapping the Body at FotoFest’s 2024 Biennial, Houston
Rosa Boshier González explores how three artists on view during FotoFest’s 2024 Biennial in Houston have mapped histories of movement onto the body.
Fictions More Precious by Rodell Warner at Big Medium, Austin
Natalie Willis Whylly explores memory, colonial archives, and encounter in Rodell Warner’s Fictions More Precious at Big Medium, Austin.
Dark Matter, Dark Energy, Dark Imaginarence by Nathaniel Donnett at the University Museum of Texas Southern, Houston
Burnaway takes a close look at Dark Matter, Dark Energy, Dark Imaginarence, an exhibition by Nathaniel Donnett on view at the University Museum of Texas Southern, Houston.
Artadia Announces The 2023 Houston Awardees
Artadia, a nonprofit grantmaking organization and nationwide community of visual artists, curators, and patrons, has announced the recipients of the 2023 Houston Artadia Awards – Violette Bule, Saúl Hernández-Vargas, and Irene Antonia Diane Reece.
