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Museum idea could save threatened Heights church

17 hours ago ago from The Lam Family Blog, News, and Photos

The owner of a Houston art gallery today will offer to lease and restore a historic church that is scheduled for demolition this summer. - Lam Family [Go to Source]

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Kara Walker, A Warm Summer Evening in 1863 , 2008. Wool tapestry with hand cut felt silhouette figure, 5' 9 x 8' 2 . Edition of 5. ©Kara Walker. Courtesy of James Cohan Gallery, Banners of Persuasion, and Sikkema Jenkins & Co. This week in Art21 artist news we have two tapestry makers, a silk archway, the master of Cremaster, an artist who likes to do laundry, a magical sound installation, environmental issues, creative explosions, ...

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Celebrate the New Year with First Friday Art Walk

23 hours ago ago from First Friday Art Walk

Start the New Year right with an intimate little Art Walk Jan. 1. Bring your family, friends and out-of-town guests to the Downtown Arts District to enjoy New Year’s Day with original art, live demonstrations and more at nine participating venues during First Friday Art Walk, 6-10 p.m. Visit Abundant Life Covenant Church for Pastel Drawings by Ed Gibson and new contemporary paintings by Chris Wood . Fresh Gallery expands its offerings of ...

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19 hours ago ago from Around the Arch Blog

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British Artist Becomes Garbage Collector

22 hours ago ago from ANIMAL

In January, artist Michael Landy will reopen South London Gallery as a dumpster for the arts. The British artist, known for pulverizing all his possessions in his 2001 “ Break Down ,” will curate a collection of unwanted works as a “monument to creative failure.” Over the course of six weeks, Landy’s 2000-cubic foot “ Art Bin ” will be filled up with the best of the worst art submissions and then destroyed . Image via South London Gallery

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