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2003 Stories by John Devine

• Pilot Projects

  published October 9, 2003

  Through October 15 at Devin Borden Hiram Butler Gallery, 4520 Blossom, 713-863-7097. More >>

• A Worlds View

  published September 4, 2003

  The first thing you should know about Russell Crotty is that he lives in California, in the hills above Malibu. The second thing you should... More >>

• People Person

  published August 7, 2003

  Through August 31 at the University of Houston's Blaffer Gallery, 120 Fine Arts Building, 713-743-9530. More >>

• Mixing It Up

  published June 19, 2003

  Ellsworth Kelly: Red Green Blue," on view at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, offers a group of paintings that'll seriously mess with your... More >>

• Yin and Yang

  published May 29, 2003

  Two exhibits, "In Houston: A Site-Based Performance and Installation" at DiverseWorks and "Temporal Mood" at Barbara Davis Gallery,... More >>

• Hai Art

  published April 10, 2003

  Rarly in "The History of Japanese Photography," an important and unprecedented survey at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, there's an... More >>

• This Must Be Pop

  published April 3, 2003

  It's difficult to remember now why Jasper Johns's flag paintings, Andy Warhol's Campbell soup cans and Roy Lichtenstein's comic strip panels were... More >>

• In the Trenches

  published March 13, 2003

  Imagine a young man, vigorous, patriotic, full of high ideals. His country calls him to war in defense of those ideals -- say, freedom, or... More >>

• Spontaneous Architecture

  published February 20, 2003

  Phoebe Washburn likes looking at construction sites. But while most people watch the workmen on the girders, she takes in signs of the... More >>

• Don't Call the Cops!

  published February 13, 2003

  One day in July 1991, William Pope.L, dressed in a nice dark suit and clutching a small flowerpot in his hand, lay down in the street near... More >>

• Picture in Picture

  published February 6, 2003

  The mini-retrospective of Latvia-born American artist Vija Celmins is a quiet little gem of an exhibition that might get lost in the... More >>

• The Power of Three

  published January 9, 2003

  Not since the final Hair Ball, its defunct fund-raiser, has Lawndale Art Center been responsible for such wonderful weirdness as is currently on... More >>