The Great God Pan Is Dead
Robert BoydArt, literature, culture & Houston
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Catch Me on KPFT
KPFT is Houston’s listener-sponsored commercial-free community radio station, at 90.1 on your FM dial on Wednesday, July 1. I will be speaking with Michael Woodson for his program Living Art. I assume the discussion will be pretty wide rang...
Comix Gauntlet
J. Michael Stovall, cover of Comix Gauntlet, 2026
I stopped by Basket Books a couple of days ago and stumbled across a tiny comics art exhibit that had just been mounted. It consisted of artwork from Comix Gauntlet, a time-based comics exp...
Two Versions of Houston
I have been writing about The Big Show, the annual open submission art exhibit at Lawndale Art Center, since 2009. It’s an important annual exhibit because it has introduced me to many of my favorite Houston artists over the years. At the f...
An Artist Assassinated
Semyon Skrepetsky was the pen-name of either Robert Burdai or Robert Kuzovkov (I’ve seen both names reported). He was murdered in broad daylight by two men in the town of Biała Podlaska in eastern Poland. The gunmen fired two shots as Kuzov...
Sprucing Up Midtown Houston
I live in a neighborhood in Houston that has a shockingly high number of abandoned buildings within a five block radius of my apartment. I officially live in the “Midtown” neighborhood, but you would not be incorrect to call it a part of do...
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Robert Boyd was born in Melbourne, Australia, and grew up in Houston, Texas. He went to Rice University. In 2009, he founded the art blog, The Great God Pan Is Dead.
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