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Austin Museum of Art: Crunching the Numbers, Part II
(To read Arthouse and the Dallas Contemporary: Crunching the Numbers, Part I, click here.) In 2009, the Austin Museum of Art (AMOA) cancelled its plans for a new building downtown for the third time. Last December, AMOA sold the land on which it had been planning to build and in February it announced it would [...]
Hello, goodbye: ArtLies last launch and farewell party in Houston
Lame-duck art mag Artlies will launch it’s final issue, #68, themed “Architecture is not Art” edited by Mary Ellen Carroll, on Friday, May 20 from 6-8pm at Domy Books on Westheimer in Houston. Get a free (once again!) copy of the dying publication’s last gasp, share your memories, and buy up those soon-to-be-collectible back issues!
Here lies Art Lies
Art Lies, the regional art mag with national ambitions, will cease publication of its printed journal and website content as of May 2011. Seventeen years and 68 issues after its scrappy inception by ex-Houston Artists Don Carroll and Mark Allen, cuts in arts funding have made the thick, glossy magazine “financially unsustainable.”