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by Brewing America | May 7, 2021 | All, Art, Dixie Chicks, Film & TV, Godzilla, Media, Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Texas Monthly Recommends | 0 |
Museum fatigue needn’t afflict you at the Houston Museum of Fine Arts’ stunning new Nancy and Rich Kinder Building. Avoid that zombie stare by taking frequent breaks at Cafe Leonelli, the casual, cafeteria-style restaurant on...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Apr 22, 2021 | All, Art, Music | 0 |
When visual artist Lisa Alvarado seeks inspiration, she’s inevitably drawn back to her grandmother’s house on the South Side of San Antonio, where she spent much of her childhood. Painted in glowing pastels and smelling of...
Read MoreHouston artists Alex Roman Jr. and his mother, Sylvia Roman, don’t remember when they started working together. Their collaboration evolved out of similar tastes, interests, and experiences. Alex grew up drawing, and saw his...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Mar 23, 2021 | All, Art, houston | 0 |
At the center of Time No Longer, Berlin-based artist Anri Sala’s new site-specific video-and-sound installation in Houston’s cavernous Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern, is the projected image of a record player floating in a space...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Mar 22, 2021 | All, Art, murals, Public art, The Culture, Walking Tour | 0 |
On a sunny early March afternoon, Beaumont artist Kimberly Brown put the final touches on her latest public artwork: a mural at Pour Brothers Brewery, a popular downtown drinking spot and home to Beaumont’s Boomtown Market, a...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Mar 17, 2021 | All, Art, art heist, buffalo bayou, houston, Humor, meanwhile in texas | 0 |
There’s nary a week that passes where, in some corner of Texas, someone isn’t getting up to something that we can only describe as “antics.” Sometimes these take place in a small town, under the cover of darkness, and the rest...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Mar 16, 2021 | All, Art, Art Museum of Southeast Texas, Black art, Delita Martin, The Culture | 0 |
When Delita Martin was a child, she used to place mirrors underneath her face and, as she puts it, “walk around the world upside down.” Mirrors, like the ones she tucked under her chin, were a portal to transport her into other...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Feb 26, 2021 | All, Art, Pandemic | 0 |
I didn’t realize, until I embarked on a pandemic hobby, how satisfying it is to be bad at something and not care at all. The art form in which I aspire to be less than mediocre is sculpture, though I should probably put that...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Feb 16, 2021 | All, Art, Catholicism, Jennifer May Reiland, Painting, Religion | 0 |
Artist Jennifer May Reiland, whose solo show “Carnage” is now on display at Lawndale Art Center, grew up with an eclectic and essentially Houston mix of aesthetic and spiritual influences: Southern Baptist church and Bible camp,...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Feb 15, 2021 | All, Art, Artist, Edward Carey, Pandemic | 0 |
In an ivy-covered bungalow in Austin’s quiet Hyde Park neighborhood, Edward Carey sits down at a well-lit dining room table every day around 4 p.m., picks up a pencil, and begins to sketch. This has been his routine since March...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Jan 20, 2021 | All, Art, Bellwether Coffee, branding, Craft/Operations, Flint, Jono Deiner, Marketing, Michigan, Micro, Midwest, Roasting, Sean Murray | 0 |
In today’s coffee business, flexibility is key, which is why a new small-batch coffee roaster based in Flint, Michigan, is focusing primarily on e-commerce rather than setting roots too...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Jan 14, 2021 | All, Art, Deborah Roberts, The Culture | 0 |
When Deborah Roberts is about to start a new collage, she looks for a Black child’s face that possesses a certain purity. “It has to be a face that reminds me of someone who has not been touched by pop culture,” the Austin-based...
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