Review By Andy Coughlan Claes Oldenburg is an odd bird and has laid some “Strange Eggs” over his career. The Sweden-born American artist has gained fame though his playful interpretations of everyday objects, which he manipulates into large-scale, colorful public installations. Now, the Menil Collection in Houston has hatched “Strange Eggs,” an exhibit of the
The ART MUSEUM OF SOUTHEAST TEXAS presents ESPOUSED, through January 6, 2013. ISSUE Magazine: October 2012 A vibrant group exhibition featuring 36 contemporary Texas artists who are partners either in marriage, as significant others or as a collaborative team. “Espoused” comprises more than 40 works in a variety of media and highlights these diverse pairs
ECLECTIC MENIL COLLECTION EXHIBITION EXPLORES CONCEPT ISSUE Magazine: November 2012 | Review by Andy Coughlan How does one review a concept? It is easy to refer to the artworks in an exhibition, to point out the individual characteristics that make the piece what it is. But in the case of “Silence,” at the Menil Collection
