Even before the Art Guys went and married a tree, the collaborative team of Havel and Ruck were bucking for a crown. They had a huge hit with their Montrose installation Inversion, but Sharp is even better. For this site-specific thingie, they disemboweled, repainted and copper-clad the innards of a fire-damaged mid-century home, transforming it into a glowing, ascetic-and-aesthetic mystery attraction, an impeccably executed piece of art detoured from architecture. What's more, it was brilliantly sited on a quiet residential street in the Sharpstown area, as likely a front-runner to become the Montrose of Houston future as any.