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Thomas J. Lax Named Winner of Walter Hopps Award for Curatorial Achievement

MoMA’s Thomas J. Lax Wins the Walter Hopps Award for Curatorial Achievement

The Infinity Machine by Timothy Morton

Chronicle critics offer entertainment suggestions

New York Odyssey By Peter Schjeldahl

Let There Be Light by Ted Loos

Want to Screen Your Video Project at the Menil? Here’s Your Chance. by Christina Rees

Urban planner peddles walkability by Nancy Sarnoff

Pavilion for Works on Paper by Sharon McHugh

“Almost famous” designer Jason Wu insists he’s just a crazy cat lady who loves the Menil by Clifford Pugh

Gewaltlosigkeit im Rotkreuz-Museum

See the start of a movement in Menil’s ‘Becoming Modern’ exhibit by Molly Glentzer

Capsule Art Reviews - Barnett Newman: The Late Work by Randy Tibbits

Texas Tatyana

Experiments with Truth: Gandhi and Images of Nonviolence by Jonathan Fineberg

One Hundred Years Strong: Tour the Major Modernist Thrust of European/American Art at the Menil by Randy Tibbits

Menil Breaks Ground for New Drawing Center by Bill Davenport

The Menil Breaks Ground On Drawing Institute by Amy Bishop

Dream project: $40 million Menil Drawing Institute finds innovative ways to tame the light by Joel Luks

No. 177: Michelle White, Hannah Segrave hosted by Tyler Green

Inside Art: Menil is set to expand by Robin Pogrebin

Menil breaking ground for innovative Drawing Institute by Molly Glentzer

Performania: Recent Adventures in Art/Science/Health

25 Women Curators Shaking Things Up by Brian Boucher

Greece in America

Becoming Modern Is an Elegant Small Show With a Big Impact at the Menil by Randy Tibbits

A magnetic personality draws fans to the Menil by Molly Glentzer

The Infinity Machine Starts the Menil’s Byzantine Fresco Chapel Reinvention by Kelly Klaasmeyer

You don’t know this Houston by Monica Hortobagyi Siniff

Greek Sculptor Takis Bends Nature’s Laws to Art’s Benefit by Tobias Grey

Rice Art Historian Publishes His Magnum Opus

‘Apparitions’ at the Hammer explores low-tech art in a high-tech world by Christopher Knight

Menil Byzantine Chapel is reborn as Infinity Machine with dazzling mirrors & voices from the planets by Tarra Gaines

Video: “The Infinity Machine” At The Menil Collection’s Byzantine Fresco Chapel by Troy Schulze

Non-violence in art across place and time – in pictures by C. A. Xuan Mai Ardia

Menil’s Byzantine Fresco Chapel Reopens, Minus the Frescoes by Michael Hardy