If not for the murals on both sides of this corner building, one might keep driving past this plain white, brick and stucco one-story warehouse just east of downtown. Texas Art Asylum is part craft, … [Read more...]
Art Valet: Don’t miss being In a Good Place
This past Saturday was the first show of the year for The Market at Sawyer Yards, the folk art themed show that I got off the ground last May. It was, without a doubt, the best show we’ve had. We had … [Read more...]
Not your average trophy head
Nancy Adams is a fine artist in the purest definition: work created specifically to be appreciated for its imaginative, aesthetic, or intellectual content. Her clients in the first part of her art … [Read more...]
Singing lyrics of love and beer
I’m still waxing poetic about the beginning of the year and years past, so how about few stories from the early days of the art market? If you’re a first-time reader, I own and manage First … [Read more...]
Art Valet: What 2017 holds for the art realm
Happy New Year! Now what? How are we suppose to greet each other without happy or merry preceding the next holiday? Namaste? No, I thought that was a sauce when I first heard it. Can’t say ‘whatever’ … [Read more...]
Counting down the days with new year resolutions, goals
Staring at my computer screen wondering what happened, where’s my story? My mind wanders a bit to what I have to do today and suddenly, there it is, a story forming … yes! It’s the biggest family … [Read more...]
First Saturday Art Market artists make a splash at Holiday Bash
Can one have déjà vu on an annual basis? When you’re talking about weather, you can. First Saturday Arts Market has its last show of the year (again) this weekend - a makeup date from 1st Saturday’s … [Read more...]
Rain days bring new life and rescheduled events, art galleries
The first Saturday this month was a wash-out for outdoor shows in the Heights. Watching the weather was exhausting - the irony is, currently the sun is shining; it’s chilly, but dry and I’m writing … [Read more...]
Neurosurgeon takes to retirement with new hobby, business venture
Houston Studio Glass has been in operation since 1995, turning out amazing works of glass art, demonstrations, collaborative classes and just once a year, open studio tours. This year, the studios … [Read more...]
Neurosurgeon takes to retirement with new hobby, business venture
Houston Studio Glass has been in operation since 1995, turning out amazing works of glass art, demonstrations, collaborative classes and just once a year, open studio tours. This year, the studios … [Read more...]
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