Hank Hancock

We know of course that Steve Jobs saved America with his genius for must-have gadgets, long live Steve Jobs. And we know it's foolish to argue with conventional wisdom about these things, but just for a second let's consider what a brilliant idea it would have been if Steve Jobs...

At the opening last night of Glen Fogel's new show at the Contemporary Arts Museum "With Me ... You," the bright fluorescent lights on the ceiling came on every three minutes or so (signaled by a text-message chime) and reliably startled the audience. In the dark, we had been surrounded...

The centerpiece of the new Box 13 exhibit, which opened Saturday night, was "Temple Hive," an ambitious blanket-fort by Monica Vidal, her second such "hive" installation. This one is golden and shimmery, a quilted skin fitted over an intricate, loopy framework that allows the visitor to step inside and examine...

Houston’s celebrating its 175th birthday in a big way, with exhibits and events all around the city. One of those exhibits, “Greetings from Houston: Vintage Postcard Views of the City,” currently on view at the Museum of Printing History, showcases tiny snapshots of the past. The postcards not only show...

Three artists, three nights and one great idea: push the envelope as far as it will go…and then push it some more. The 8th Annual Media Archeology Festival, a co-presentation by the Aurora Picture Show and the Mitchell Center for the Arts, is subtitled “Rewind - Play - Fast Forward”...