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Kelly Klaasmeyer

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Surreal Estate: "Mona Hatoum: Terra Infirma" at The Menil Collection

By Kelly Klaasmeyer
Oct 31, 2017

When Hatoum’s work moves us, its power is impressive.
Rice's Moody Center Packs in Exhibits — and Performers — in Its New Space

By Kelly Klaasmeyer
May 2, 2017

The massive photographs of “Thomas Struth: Nature and Politics” are probably the best of the four.
Line Drawings in Menil's "The Beginning of Everything" Range From Sublime to Less Than Lofty

By Kelly Klaasmeyer
Apr 4, 2017

Strictly composed of works from three private collections, this exhibition feels like raw material for later, better shows.
Sol LeWitt Work Is Last Exhibit at Rice Gallery Before the Big Move

By Kelly Klaasmeyer
Mar 7, 2017

After more than 20 years of stunning, nationally and internationally acclaimed installations, Rice Gallery is being closed — making way for a Rice University welcome center. For the final show, the walls have been painted black, as if the gallery is shrouded in mourning. “Sol LeWitt: Glossy and Flat Black...
David Snyder’s Work at the GAR Tackles Trump and Guano

By Kelly Klaasmeyer
Oct 4, 2016

Donald Trump, cockroaches and bat guano — all part of David Snyder’s work on view at the Galveston Artist’s Residency. Trump’s voice is center stage in “Knock-off Oracle, Undecider’s -Anthem...And a Disaster, After,” Snyder’s sprawling installation in the main gallery, curated by the GAR in collaboration with Rice Gallery’s Joshua...

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