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The Art Guys Take Notsuoh To New York

Wink Wink

The Art Guys' cute mockery -- and at the other extreme, West End's completely "Anonymous" show

Art For Galveston's Art's Sake At Lawndale

The Galveston Arts Center, like a lot of places along The Strand, took a pretty big hit from Hurricane Ike.Four feet of floodwater destroyed artwork, the plumbing and a/c systems, and much of the walls. It'll take close to $850,000 to repair it all and bring modern art back to the island.It's a situ ... More >>

Capsule Art Reviews: "The Art Guys: New Clichés," "Casual Encounters," "New Art in Austin: 20 to Watch"

The Galveston Arts Center, like a lot of places along The Strand, took a pretty big hit from Hurricane Ike.Four feet of floodwater destroyed artwork, the plumbing and a/c systems, and much of the walls. It'll take close to $850,000 to repair it all and bring modern art back to the island.It's a situ ... More >>

Letters

The Galveston Arts Center, like a lot of places along The Strand, took a pretty big hit from Hurricane Ike.Four feet of floodwater destroyed artwork, the plumbing and a/c systems, and much of the walls. It'll take close to $850,000 to repair it all and bring modern art back to the island.It's a situ ... More >>

Press Picks

The Galveston Arts Center, like a lot of places along The Strand, took a pretty big hit from Hurricane Ike.Four feet of floodwater destroyed artwork, the plumbing and a/c systems, and much of the walls. It'll take close to $850,000 to repair it all and bring modern art back to the island.It's a situ ... More >>

La Bare-ing It

The Galveston Arts Center, like a lot of places along The Strand, took a pretty big hit from Hurricane Ike.Four feet of floodwater destroyed artwork, the plumbing and a/c systems, and much of the walls. It'll take close to $850,000 to repair it all and bring modern art back to the island.It's a situ ... More >>

Stupid Is As Stupid Does

The Galveston Arts Center, like a lot of places along The Strand, took a pretty big hit from Hurricane Ike.Four feet of floodwater destroyed artwork, the plumbing and a/c systems, and much of the walls. It'll take close to $850,000 to repair it all and bring modern art back to the island.It's a situ ... More >>

Letters

The Galveston Arts Center, like a lot of places along The Strand, took a pretty big hit from Hurricane Ike.Four feet of floodwater destroyed artwork, the plumbing and a/c systems, and much of the walls. It'll take close to $850,000 to repair it all and bring modern art back to the island.It's a situ ... More >>

Absolutely for Sale

The Galveston Arts Center, like a lot of places along The Strand, took a pretty big hit from Hurricane Ike.Four feet of floodwater destroyed artwork, the plumbing and a/c systems, and much of the walls. It'll take close to $850,000 to repair it all and bring modern art back to the island.It's a situ ... More >>

A Swift Shift in the Pants

The Galveston Arts Center, like a lot of places along The Strand, took a pretty big hit from Hurricane Ike.Four feet of floodwater destroyed artwork, the plumbing and a/c systems, and much of the walls. It'll take close to $850,000 to repair it all and bring modern art back to the island.It's a situ ... More >>

Take This Show on the Road

The Galveston Arts Center, like a lot of places along The Strand, took a pretty big hit from Hurricane Ike.Four feet of floodwater destroyed artwork, the plumbing and a/c systems, and much of the walls. It'll take close to $850,000 to repair it all and bring modern art back to the island.It's a situ ... More >>

The Art Guys Silver Jubilee Tribute Album Concert and Variety Show Extravaganza

Michael Galbreth and Jack Massing celebrate 25 years together

Calories for a Cause

Help fight breast cancer with a sugary snack

Capsule Art Reviews: "Drawing in Space," "John Alexander: A Retrospective," "Learning by Doing: 25 Years of the Core Program"

Help fight breast cancer with a sugary snack

Capsule Art Reviews: "Drawing in Space"

Help fight breast cancer with a sugary snack

Daniel Adame steals the show at Lawndale

Head Case

Discovery Green Family Day

Downtown’s newest park opens today

Loreta Kovacic

Downtown’s newest park opens today

Lawndale Art Center’s “Día de los Muertos”

Texas artists make retablos art

The Art Guys, "Cloud Cuckoo Land"

The Art Guys share 25 years of "drawings, proposals, failed schemes and pipe dreams"

“Cloud Cuckoo Land”

The Art Guys look back over 25 years

Text Messages

A Deborah Colton Gallery exhibition plays with words

Grubby Grub

The Art Guys make works from real food -- and things get rank

Office Spaced

I Love You Baby Office Christmas Party

The Little Weed that Could

Paul Druecke gets more than he bargained for with Bright Sun Partial Shade

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Paul Druecke gets more than he bargained for with Bright Sun Partial Shade

Bittersweet Symphony

The Art Guys inject some color into Bluebeard's Castle

Drawn Together

Artists collaborate in the CAMH's "Amalgama"

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Artists collaborate in the CAMH's "Amalgama"

Walking Tall

Jack Massing of the Art Guys sports a new pair of kicks

Collaborators

"The Paper Sculpture Show" enlists gallerygoers in the creation of its art on exhibit

Best Bright Idea

Buffalo Bayou skimmer boat

Hello, My Name Is Simon...

And I like to do drawrings

Image Versus Reality

MFA exhibits shatter two things that America loves: Its myths and its marketing

Ant-icipation

Ant Farm explores the fine art of... waiting

Getting Sauza-ed

Notes from the (corporate-sponsored) underground

Peter Pan Cuisine

When you believe in a place like Tony's, everything tastes better

Gray Matter of Concern

When you believe in a place like Tony's, everything tastes better

Capsule Art Reviews: "The Art Guys: New Clichés," "Literally Figurative," "Measuring Your Own Grave"

When you believe in a place like Tony's, everything tastes better

Capsule Art Reviews: "Anthony Thompson Shumate: Novus Ordo Seclorum," "The Art Guys: New Clichés," "Measuring Your Own Grave," Round 30: Home. Space. Place.

When you believe in a place like Tony's, everything tastes better

Meta-Colonialism

When you believe in a place like Tony's, everything tastes better

“No Zoning: Artists Engage Houston”

When you believe in a place like Tony's, everything tastes better

“The Great Texas Sculpture Roundup”

When you believe in a place like Tony's, everything tastes better

Artful Thursday: The Art Guys present Home on the Range

When you believe in a place like Tony's, everything tastes better

The Art Guys Are Home on the Range With New DVD

​Hot on the heels of their recent marriage to a tree, The Art Guys (Jack Massing and Michael Galbreth) unveiled their new DVD last Thursday at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. The two-DVD set, titled Home on the Range, features video works spanning 1984 - 2008, and the evening-length performa ... More >>

Last Call For Art: "No Zoning," Oliver!, Il Tabarro And Pagliacci

​Opera in the Heights is presenting its final performance of Il Tabarro and Pagliacci this Saturday. The shows, by Giacomo Puccini and Giuseppe Adami respectively, premiered in the 1890s but still have a heck of a punch. Houston Press arts writer D. L. Groover said of the shows, "Puccini and Leonc ... More >>

Last Call For Art: Retablos And UH-D's Musical Debut

Among the annual must-see shows is Lawndale Art Center's "Retablo Exhibition." The show is winding down, with Saturday as its last day, so if you haven't seen it yet, get to it.Dozens of Texas artists re-interpreted the Mexican tradition of retablos or devotional paintings for the show. The arti ... More >>

The Single Most Important News Event Of The Weekend -- The Chronicle's New Society Writers

​You might be forgiven for thinking it was a big deal that Annise Parker won the mayor's race this weekend.That little episode was as nothing, in terms of loving column inches devoted to it, as the Houston Chronicle's announcement of its new team that will be covering Houston society ("such as it ... More >>

2010: Year of the Meatball?

​ "2010 is going to be the year of the meatball," my friend Jay Francis declared as I ate a warm and gooey meatball parmesan sandwich at Kojak's Deli on 18th Street. When I looked puzzled, he told me he had been noticing meatballs in all the glossy New York food magazines. So I Googled meatb ... More >>