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A Mural, Painted Over in East Austin Last Year, Has Been Repainted on the North Side

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Andrea Karnes on female artists

Andrea Karnes: Feature Women as Artists, Not Just Female Artists

By Gabriella Dunn

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Celebrating San Antonio’s Renegade Artists

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California-based illustrator David Danz researched iconic Texas locations for his map of Texas, included in Lawrence Wright’s book 'God Save Texas: A Journey Into the Soul of the Lone Star State.'

Illustrating the Lone Star State for ‘God Save Texas’

By Caitlin Cruz

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Why San Antonio Is the Best City in Texas for Artists

By John Nova Lomax

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Untitled (Plastic Cups), 2006, by Tara Donovan, part of an exhibit at Ballroom Marfa co-curated by Laura Copelin and Timothy Morton.

Timothy Morton Is Houston’s Own Catastrophe Guru

By Michael Agresta

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Dominique de Menil National Podcast of Texas

National Podcast of Texas: How the de Menils Helped Build Houston’s Art World

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Houston’s “Bean” Sculpture Looks a Lot Like Chicago’s, and Everyone Feels Weird About It

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Dominique and John de Menil at the opening of

A Chat With William Middleton, Author of First-Ever Menil Biography

By Michael Hardy

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Richard Overton

The Best Thing in Texas: The Oldest Man in America Smiling

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Where to Get Your Menil Fix While It’s Closed

By Michael Hardy

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Ellsworth Kelly Austin

Unveiling Ellsworth Kelly’s ‘Austin’

By Michael Agresta