A visual arts dialogue
Jane Radstrom by Rachel Stephens Jane Radstrom’s work quietly dances the line between pinup and portrait. At less than 30 years of age, Jane has a strong sense of self that allows her to tackle this fine line that art history has made so brittle. Working with the female figure, especially nude or even partially … Continue reading Routine and Scandalous
The new Ransom Center photography exhibition is epic but also refreshingly intimate by Claiborne Smith Photographers were thought of as technicians at the time; the establishment of Magnum was a radical move that insisted on more power being given to artists rather than the media makers who published those artists’ photos. For someone unfamiliar with … Continue reading Frozen in Time
James Turrell’s Skyspace by Joel Nolan He had become less interested in the sterile and dull images on the screen and more inspired by the beam of light emanating from the projector with its unhurried particles of dust hanging in the smoky, flickering colors. On October 19th The University of Texas unveiled its very own … Continue reading THE COLOR INSIDE
by Macy Ryan If you’ve run on Lady Bird Lake lately, you may think you’ve seen a ghost out on the water. And you have. Replete with personification, a dead white ghost tree floats above the lake between the Pfluger Bridge and the Lamar Bridge, while 14,000 Tibetan prayer flags wave in the wind across … Continue reading Quench Your THIRST
