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…and motion matched with motion, song with song– a song that, sung by those sweet instruments, surpasses so our Muses and our Sirens as firstlight

Glassblower Andy Paiko and experimental sound-artist Ethan Rose talk about their large, mechanical installation Transference, which uses the same technique that allows a person to

How walkable is the Houston Museum District? To try and find out, I started thinking about the geographic outliers of the District, and identified them

Susie Silbert has made quite a long journey to get where she is today. Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, she later moved to North

The Houston’s Center for Contemporary Craft revealed their participating exhibition for FotoFest 2012 with giant photographs hanging in hazy glory. However, these photographs aren’t prints:

This past weekend I went by the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft (HCCC). If forced to be honest, I actually accompanied a friend and her

There is a great illusion at work in Lia Cook’s work. Her massive, black and white photographs of human faces — children gazing calmly at

Glassblower Andy Paiko grinned mischievously the other day as he slowly swabbed a rag inside a clear glass vessel the size of a punch bowl,

​On Sunday, we’re stopping by to see the ”Alyssa Salomon: The Handmade Print” exhibit at Houston Center for Contemporary Craft. Susie J. Silbert, curatorial fellow

Metalsmith Gabriel Craig and composer Michael Remson introduce us to their collaborative installation, Soundforge, on view at the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft. It’s an