One thing we all feel particularly attuned to right now is the fluidity of time. We are in our homes, surrounded by people who are important to us and settings that are the background of our lives. It feels like an ideal time to consider the artworks we have collected, to discover more about them…
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WAG In the News
By this point, most Houstonians have experienced the larger-than-life art installations at Main Street Square in downtown Houston as part of Art Blocks. These four colorful, interactive pieces— Color Jam Houston by Jessica Stockholder, Trumpet Flower by Patrick Renner and Flying Carpet collective, más que la cara by YesYesNo and Lightnin’ Field by Jamal Cyrus…
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WAG in the News
In case you didn’t catch him sketching away at the Galleria for “Elevate Houston: The Big Picture,” Stephen Wiltshire completed his 3-foot by 12-foot panorama of Houston’s Bayou City this Saturday. The artist worked feverishly from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for five days, only stopping for a one-hour lunch break. However, the long, tireless…
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Wiltshire Q & A
Lea Weingarten, firm principal of the Weingarten Art Group, keeps a close eye on the international pulse of contemporary art. As a leading art consultant based in Houston and New York, Lea is called upon frequently to curate and project manage engaging public art installations that contribute to Houston’s transformation as a city that values…
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