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Randy Tibbits

Randy Tibbits is an independent art writer and curator, specializing in the art history of Houston. He is a member of the Board of Directors of CASETA: Center for the Advancement and Study of Early Texas Art and the coordinator of HETAG: Houston Earlier Texas Art Group. He writes art exhibition reviews for Houston Press from time to time.

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Fashion and Irony Both Rich at MFAH's Oscar De La Renta Show

By Randy Tibbits
Oct 18, 2017

Sometimes these days it’s hard to remember that museums aren’t fashion houses,
Ongoing Exhibit Presents the Plight of the Modern Sign-Painter

By Randy Tibbits
Oct 11, 2017

Some art forms, like this one, just don’t get no respect.
The Menil's "Thirty Works for Thirty Years" Is a True Treasure Hunt

By Randy Tibbits
Aug 30, 2017

Visitors will travel the entire Menil campus to uncover this special collection of works.
MFAH Realizes Great Expectations With "Paint the Revolution: Mexican Modernism"

By Randy Tibbits
Jul 3, 2017

Sometimes great expectations are realized. Not as often as we’d like, perhaps, but often enough to keep hope alive. Recently I went to see “Paint the Revolution: Mexican Modernism, 1910-1950” at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, expecting to be blown away by it, and I was. Tropical Storm Cindy,...
"Pipillotti Rist: Pixel Forest and Worry Will Vanish” Begs for Immersion, Selfies

By Randy Tibbits
Jun 20, 2017

Two new cutting-edge digital installations at MFAH have left our critic a bit skeptical.