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If you like pictures of gas masks intended to shock, go see the exhibit at the Magnolia Building. Nicely crafted, not for my walls, not for my bookshelf and I won’t be stopping by on the web.
At the Gallery of the Houston Arts Alliance was senior student work. That probably describes it well, though there was a light box image of koi that both Lisa and I enjoyed.
We went to the Gremillion & Company water exhibit/event. Would have been perfect for the FotoFest two ago when the theme was Water. Nice well done documentary images for a fundraiser. This was a fundraiser complete with how to donate, what your $20 donation could buy and…. For what it was well done, but don’t go expecting to see gallery museum quality art.
The Menil had some wonderful images and the one of the cemetery statue by Eggleston particularly struck Lisa, – It’s a really good choice. While your there do go through the art of drawing exhibit, it is fabulous, and of course the collection of Surrealism is well known and fabulous – worth seeing frequently. If you have time see the work at TALA, but don’t worry if your pressed, cut it.
