Brandon Zech

Brandon Zech reflects on Glasstire's beginnings, how the publication has changed over the past 25 years, and the importance of art criticism.

Brandon Zech writes about the life and work of the legendary Port Arthur, Texas-born artist Robert Rauschenberg.

Brandon Zech on the larger implications of Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic Sebastian Smee's layoff from "The Washington Post."

Brandon Zech reflects on Michelangelo’s painting “The Torment of Saint Anthony” at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas.

Letter from the Publisher: The Circuit: Art Fairs, Festivals & Beyond

As part of Glasstire’s 25th anniversary year, we are revisiting Glasstire's coverage of significant Texas-based annual and semi-annual events.

Brandon Zech on how the people and organizations of an art scene function like the systems of a human body.

For July, the seventh month of Glasstire's anniversary celebration, we're looking at the museums and institutions making up Texas' art scene.

Brandon Zech writes about the role and importance of Texas' regional collecting museums and spaces in the state's art scene.

This month, for Glasstire's 25th anniversary, we're looking at how Texas' art communities preserve themselves and respond to crisis.