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Ask your family what happened today, and you’ll get one kind of response. Ask the same question in a newsroom, and you’ll hear something quite

I begin by quoting a friend of mine quoting a friend of hers: “I hate museums. They’re a shopper’s hell. So many beautiful things and

Since the rise of conceptual art practices within the ever-changing terrain of contemporary art, one often encounters the silly assertion that artmaking has become a

Clothing constitutes a significant part of material culture in the development of identity and personhood. It has been used throughout history to differentiate oneself and

Crafting at home is all fun and games until there’s a permanent glitter film on your floors. Take your aspiring artists out to Hands-On Houston,

Read Molly Glentzer’s feature article, “Raw or refined, artists continue a curious tradition,” in the Houston Chronicle. Attachments

Highlighting the ASU Art Museum’s extensive holdings in craft objects made from wood, ceramic and fiber, this summer exhibition at Houston Center for Contemporary Craft

For many people, a well set table is as much a work of art as a painting or a sculpture. On this week’s Art Beat,

Houston Center for Contemporary Craft (HCCC) arose from the vision of its founding director, Sara Morgan, with a focus on providing studio space for artists