The Great God Pan Is Dead
Robert BoydArt, literature, culture & Houston
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Girly Pop
The art scene in Houston in the depths of summer slows down a lot, so I’m going to write about something completely different today.
I first became aware of the musical genre that I call “girly pop” when I took at blind date to see the Ba...
Bird Totem
Fletcher Mackey, Bird Totem, cypress and cedar wood, glazed ceramic, copper, painted steel, 1991
Back in April I discovered that the City of Houston has an interactive map of all the art it owns. I posted about it, and at the time wrote th...
Where Do Small Regional Museums Get The Art in Their Collections?
Case study: The Art Museum of Southeast Texas
The Art Museum on Southeast Texas is located in a modest building in Beaumont, a small humid city in East Texas. The museum has existed since 1950, but they have only been in their current buil...
Ancestor Worship
Christopher Cascio's Culture Club at Basket Books & Art
Ever since I first saw Christopher Cascio’s work at a 2009 Big Show at Lawndale, I have noticed that he an obsessive collagist of images. He usually finds one particular thing to coll...
Senator Whitehouse on Jeffrey Epstein
This has nothing to do with Epstein’s links to the art world (an especial concern of mine), but is the clearest outline of Epstein’s evil empire that I have seen spoken.
Furthermore, I am of the opinion that for the good of America, Jeffre...
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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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