It’s a small collection of new works that make up “STUCK UP,” the exhibit that, as its tag line indicates, is a poster show for the poster movie that’s about the poster scene, in Houston. The film in question is Alex Luster’s Stick ’Em Up!, now available on... More >>

''Dirk Rathke: Endearing the Line'' is the third solo exhibit for the Berlin-based artist at Gallery Sonja Roesch. Rathke works in what Roesch calls the geometric-abstract tradition. Translation: He focuses on the relationship between line, space and movement, often with startling results.... More >>

Photographer Scott Frances deals in what he calls architectural porn. That is, photographs of beautiful homes set in world-class locations with stunning views, or commercial buildings, such as museums or performance halls, that are as much works of art as what they contain. The images seen in... More >>

You can say that Japanese artist Yasuaki Onishi focuses on the negative — negative space, that is. His new installation, “Yasuaki Onishi: reverse of volume RG,” commissioned by the Rice University Art Gallery, is the latest addition to his reverse of volume series. Onishi... More >>

Though he’s best known for his oil paintings including portraiture, historical scenes and the occasional Jesus, 17th-century Dutch painting master Rembrandt van Rijn also worked in chalk and ink. It’s those works that will be on view in the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston exhibit... More >>

All of the artists represented in ''Modern and Contemporary Masterworks from Malba - Fundación Costantini'' are famous in Latin America, but some of them aren’t very well known here in the States. ''Modern and Contemporary'' intends to change that. Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera are... More >>

The Rockerfeller family is associated not only with extreme wealth, but also with some of the finest art collections in America — in the case of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller III, an especially impressive collection of traditional Asian works. The Houston exhibition “Treasures of... More >>

Cinema enters the contemporary art world in the new exhibition ''Perspectives 178: CINEPLEX,'' opening this week at CAMH, whose Zilkha Gallery will transform into a unique cinematheque space for a whole season. Expect projections, screenings and events, featuring a variety of experimental... More >>

''Paradoxe Poétique'' might seem to be a change of pace for Wade Wilson Art, which usually features concrete painters. But actually, guest curator Laure Parise selected French painter Jean-Baptiste Lyonnet and photographer Antoine Grospiron-Jaccoux precisely because their work closely... More >>

Daniel Anguilu is quickly becoming Houston’s go-to guy for big outdoor murals. Just drive around the East End and Midtown, and you’ll recognize the angular, sometimes abstract, signature of his work, particularly on Midtown’s vacant MHMRA building, which Anguilu has been steadily... More >>

Houston is getting a visit from contemporary Chinese artist, architect and social activist Ai Weiwei’s “Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads,” a large-scale outdoor art project. Weiwei’s works are monumental bronze sculptures set on pedestals (each weighs 1,000 pounds and... More >>

Houston is the last stop on an American tour for the exhibit “Richard Serra Drawing: A Retrospective.” Organized by The Menil Collection, the show is the first-ever overview of the artist’s abstract work. Serra is credited with changing the practice of drawing through his... More >>