John Biggers

"Mary McCleary: A Survey 1996-2011"

Capsule Stage Reviews: Luck of the Draw, Paradise Hotel, The War of the Worlds

Floyd Newsum's "Primary Concerns"

Joan Wich & Co. Gallery presents recent work by a local artist

Unbearably Beautiful: "Houston Collects"

This exhibit needs an editor, but it doesn't matter

The Flat Head

The Nightfly gets schooled by a DJ Sun fan

High on Lowe

How one man changed the face of the Third Ward forever

Capsule Reviews

A picture of our opinions on local exhibitions

Capsule Reviews

A picture of our opinions on local exhibitions

Buddhism and B-boys?

Sanford Biggers connects disparate traditions

CAH? AHA!

Plus: No Foolin', HGO Curtain Call, Shooting Gallery

Unmasked At Last

After a half-century of effort, local African-American artists are emerging to the forefront of the arts, both in Houston and nationally

Biggers Is Better

The inaugural exhibit at TSU's University Museum is a testament to the power of one

A Room of Its Own

With the added gallery space, the MFA can dust off and display much of its extensive permanent collection

Too Much for Words

With the added gallery space, the MFA can dust off and display much of its extensive permanent collection

The Art of Darkness

Paintings of racist images have made UH alumnus Michael Ray Charles a star in the art world. Some say his Sambos and pickaninnies have a healing power. But others claim all they do is hurt.

The Art of Community

Paintings of racist images have made UH alumnus Michael Ray Charles a star in the art world. Some say his Sambos and pickaninnies have a healing power. But others claim all they do is hurt.

Press Picks

Paintings of racist images have made UH alumnus Michael Ray Charles a star in the art world. Some say his Sambos and pickaninnies have a healing power. But others claim all they do is hurt.

Cooperate -- or Die?

Houston's major art museums map a road to partnership, and worry about survival

The Terminator of TSU

Last year, Joann Horton was hired to head Texas Southern University. Now the question is: will she save it, or destroy it?

Black on Black

A roundtable discussion with African-American artists about working in Houston