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by Brewing America | Jul 15, 2021 | All, Art, Artist, Black art, Black history | 0 |
Let’s start with The End of My Beginning. Jamal Cyrus’s tabletop sculpture depicts a miniature, classic American home that’s enveloped in a sea of tufted black hair. The hair spills over the roof and around the white structure,...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Jul 14, 2021 | All, Art, Business, Technology | 0 |
Tyler Hobbs sold the entirety of his latest collection of abstract art—comprising 999 works—before anyone had actually seen it. Not even he knew exactly what the images of geometric shapes and flowing curves were going to look...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Jul 1, 2021 | All, Art, Art exhibit, Daniel Johnston | 0 |
by Brewing America | Jun 30, 2021 | All, Art, Blackwood Coffee Bar, Business Operations, Caffe Luxxe, California/Pacific, Carlos Antonio, Hollywood, interior design, Keith Wixson, Los Angeles, Openings, Retail, West Hollywood | 0 |
A second Blackwood Coffee Bar is now open in Los Angeles, expanding a vision of co-owner Carlos Antonio that combines coffee, fine art and interior design. An array of...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Jun 29, 2021 | All, Art, geography, Photography | 0 |
Seeing Houston clearly has been a project for photographer Sebastien Boncy since he arrived in the city from Haiti, in 1994, to attend the University of Houston. “My parents told me I could go to college in the States, but it...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Jun 29, 2021 | All, Art | 0 |
My immersive journey into the mind and work of Vincent Van Gogh began with a twenty-minute drive to the Circuit of the Americas, the motor sports racetrack outside of Austin. In the paved, arid expanse of COTA in summer, absent...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Jun 24, 2021 | All, Art, Small towns | 0 |
Clark Street, the main drag in the small town of Bartlett, seems suspended in time. More than a dozen rust-colored brick storefronts are stark against the cerulean sky; most date back to the early 1900s. When I first step onto...
Read MoreIf a single work by the Houston artist Jesse Lott best represents his approach to making art, it is perhaps one of his earliest pieces, Collage Man, from 1965. The black and white image, roughly two by three feet, depicts a...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Jun 16, 2021 | All, Art, Juneteenth, murals, Texas history | 0 |
Over 27 days in March and April, Reginald Adams and his team of five artists transformed a previously nondescript gray wall in downtown Galveston. Using boom lifts and more than three hundred gallons of paint, the group that...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Jun 2, 2021 | All, Art, Blanton Museum of Art, George W Bush, Painting, visual art | 0 |
Sedrick Huckaby’s paintings are all about giving depth to two-dimensional images, both literally and metaphorically. He employs what specialists call impasto technique, layering his paint up to three inches deep on the canvas so...
Read Moreby Brewing America | May 25, 2021 | All, Art, houston | 0 |
In May 2020 a mysterious neologism began appearing across Houston. Spray-painted in cartoonish letters often several feet high was a single word: “Toeflop.” The cryptic disyllable was seemingly everywhere, all at once....
Read Moreby Brewing America | May 24, 2021 | All, Art, Lockhart, Painting, San Marcos | 0 |
It’s First Friday in Lockhart, a night when merchants keep their shop doors open late and live music blares from a stage on the town square. The area is dotted with food and vendor booths for the night. As barbecue smoke wafts...
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