Gabriel Martinez

1 month ago | glasstire.com | Gabriel Martinez

Editor’s note: This article is also published in English on Glasstire. Find that here. Nota del editor: Este artículo fue publicado originalmente en inglés en Glasstire el 15 de febrero del 2025. Traducción de Yolanda Fauvet y Paulina H. Marroquín. Julia Barbosa Landois es una artista visual y de performance radicada en Houston que recientemente ganó un Artist Award 2025 de la BIPOC Arts Network & Fund Art.

2 months ago | glasstire.com | Gabriel Martinez

I met Andrew Schneider in 2024 when we were in residence at Loghaven in Knoxville, Tennessee. He was working on new work in the studio next door, and I got to see some of the equipment he uses for his large-scale, complex theater works. While in Knoxville, Andrew shared clips from NOWISWHENWEARE (THE STARS), so when it came to Texas as Part of South by Southwest (SXSW), I jumped at the chance to experience it firsthand.

Feb 19, 2025 | glasstire.com | Gabriel Martinez

Julia Barbosa Landois is a Houston-based artist and performer who recently earned a 2025 Artist Award from the BIPOC Arts Network & Fund Art. She has shown extensively nationally and across Texas, and her work is currently featured in the traveling exhibition Xican-a.o.x. Body.

Jan 19, 2025 | glasstire.com | Gabriel Martinez

How much information can a single artwork or a series of works convey? Often the content of art is built upon references to history, culture, and politics. An artist will allude to previous styles and genres to communicate their message, but the amount of research that goes into a piece isn’t always reflected in the object itself. To get their idea across to an unknown audience, artists use any and every tool at their disposal: aesthetics, humor, psychology, absurdity, satire.

Dec 25, 2024 | bridgemi.com | Gabriel Martinez

In addition to minimizing contraband, the TextBehind system will help prisoners working on appeals related to their convictions, according to the Michigan Department of Corrections. (Shutterstock). LANSING —The Department of Corrections will implement a new system in January designed to significantly reduce the amount of contraband sent to prisoners and ensure the safety of the staff and inmates.