The Great God Pan Is Dead
Robert BoydArt, literature, culture & Houston
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Jeffrey Epstein Bribed the Interlochen Center for the Arts
How The Art World Elite Buys Access
The photograph above is the Jeffrey E. Epstein Scholarship Lodge located on the campus of the Interlochen Center for the Arts in Michigan. This image was included as an exhibit is the 2021 trial of Ghisl...
I Shook Mark Flood's Hand
The Cat Springs Collection had an exhibit opening tonight at the galleries at 4411 Montrose Boulevard of classic scabrous Mark Flood paintings. Flood was there (above, on the right). I don’t know who the man standing on the left side of the...
Cardboard and Bedsheets
Marisol Valencia, Home in Another Form (detail), 2026, porcelain
For a long time, I wondered what is a proper way for art to respond to homelessness. Last year, the Houston neighborhood Midtown (where I live) hired several artists to creat...
Fuck ICE
This is the abandoned Days Inn in downtown Houston that I’ve written about many times on this blog. This is the view of it from the indoor running track in Tellepsen Family Downtown YMCA. I noticed a few weeks ago the modest anti-ICE graffi...
The Urban Sentimentalism of Chris Ware
Chris Ware as a cartoonist has made a fondness for the vibe of the city and its street life a major part of his art from the very start of his career. His first graphic novel, Jimmy Corrigan, the Smartest Kid on Earth, was set in the loving...
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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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