Email Author Kelly Klaasmeyer

2005 Stories by Kelly Klaasmeyer

• "Double" Vision

  published March 3, 2005

  Attention, white America: Adrian Piper is not going to cut you any slack. In her 1988 video Cornered, Piper presents a brilliant,... More >>

• Capsule Reviews

  published March 3, 2005

  "Ant Farm 1968-78" Most Houstonians know the art/architectural collective Ant Farm because of its prominent Texas work, the 1974... More >>

• In Place

  published February 24, 2005

  Have you ever walked into an empty building and felt that it was haunted -- not that it was full of horror-movie ghosts, but that it was somehow... More >>

• Capsule Reviews

  published February 24, 2005

  "Ant Farm 1968-78" Most Houstonians know the art/architectural collective Ant Farm because of its prominent Texas work, the 1974... More >>

• Capsule Reviews

  published February 17, 2005

  "Ann Stautberg" Ann Stautberg is best known for her large-scale, Gulf Coast-centric images. But her work has shifted over the last couple... More >>

• Preserving Hair-itage

  published February 10, 2005

  In the late '50s and early '60s, a foreign plague threatened to wipe out an integral part of Nigeria's indigenous culture: Nigerian women started... More >>

• Capsule Reviews

  published February 10, 2005

  "Color" If you were around in the '80s and looking at art, you probably remember Peter Halley. His Celotex-covered, fluorescent work was... More >>

• Good Morning, America

  published February 3, 2005

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• Capsule Reviews

  published February 3, 2005

  "David Fulton: New Work" David Fulton snakes loose fluid lines of watery acrylic over black and gray grounds. They build up and overlap,... More >>

• Trading Passions

  published January 27, 2005

  For "David Fulton: New Work" and "John Hathorn: Correspondences," both on view at New Gallery, a sculptor has made paintings and a... More >>

• Capsule Reviews

  published January 27, 2005

  "Color" If you were around in the '80s and looking at art, you probably remember Peter Halley. His Celotex-covered, fluorescent work was... More >>

• Where the Art Is

  published January 20, 2005

  Looking like some sort of fundamentalist-Christian terrorist, a young man wears a ski mask and poses next to an overdecorated Christmas tree. The... More >>

• Capsule Reviews

  published January 20, 2005

  "Jesús-Rafael Soto" Jesús-Rafael Soto's work isn't technically kinetic, but it can certainly make the viewer kinetic. It gets you circling, crouchi... More >>

• Low-Tech Industry

  published January 13, 2005

  Jesús-Rafael Soto's work isn't technically kinetic, but it certainly can make the viewer kinetic. It gets you circling, crouching, standing, doing a bo... More >>

• Capsule Reviews

  published January 13, 2005

  "Erika Blumenfeld: Inconstant Moon" Try peering into the nocturnal skies over our fair city. You will discover, as any telescope owner in... More >>

• Drawn Together

  published January 6, 2005

  Making art can be pretty lonely -- just you, your raw materials and your amorphous ideas. That isolation may be one reason artists collaborate... More >>

• Capsule Reviews

  published January 6, 2005

  "Hyper'real'ism: Fellowship Series VI" Bill Davenport has been making a lot of quirky trompe l'oeil paintings of late, but with Dark... More >>