One- or Three-Day Pass to Texas Contemporary Art Fair
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More than 50 exhibiting galleries showcase modern & contemporary art from around globe along with discussions from scholarly artists
Art represents the triumph over chaos, just as pulled-pork donuts represent the triumph over dignity. Expand your tastes with today's Groupon to artMRKT’s Texas Contemporary Art Fair, which takes place from Thursday, October 20 to Sunday, October 23 at the George R. Brown Convention Center. Choose between the following options:
For $10, you get a one-day pass valid for admission on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday (a $20 advanced value; a $25 value at the door).
For $20, you get a three-day pass valid for admission on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (a $40 advanced value; a $45 value at the door).
Texas Contemporary Art Fair pulls at the eye strings of art aficionados with more than 50 exhibiting galleries showcasing historically significant and contemporary art from around the world. Guests can peruse art-speckled spaces to join fellow enthusiasts in discussions about the cultural relevance of Make Tacos Not War by Alejandro Diaz or compete in a staring contest with Woodrow Wilson Crossing the Delaware with Seascouts by John Wesley. Gray matter is also stimulated by a well-heeled selection of discussions with the likes of Mexico City–based artist Edgar Orlaineta and sculpture sage Paul Vllinski.
More than 50 exhibiting galleries showcase modern & contemporary art from around globe along with discussions from scholarly artists
Art represents the triumph over chaos, just as pulled-pork donuts represent the triumph over dignity. Expand your tastes with today's Groupon to artMRKT’s Texas Contemporary Art Fair, which takes place from Thursday, October 20 to Sunday, October 23 at the George R. Brown Convention Center. Choose between the following options:
For $10, you get a one-day pass valid for admission on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday (a $20 advanced value; a $25 value at the door).
For $20, you get a three-day pass valid for admission on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (a $40 advanced value; a $45 value at the door).
Texas Contemporary Art Fair pulls at the eye strings of art aficionados with more than 50 exhibiting galleries showcasing historically significant and contemporary art from around the world. Guests can peruse art-speckled spaces to join fellow enthusiasts in discussions about the cultural relevance of Make Tacos Not War by Alejandro Diaz or compete in a staring contest with Woodrow Wilson Crossing the Delaware with Seascouts by John Wesley. Gray matter is also stimulated by a well-heeled selection of discussions with the likes of Mexico City–based artist Edgar Orlaineta and sculpture sage Paul Vllinski.
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About Texas Contemporary Art Fair
Though it built its fame as a rough-and-tumble oil town, Houston has one of the largest, most vibrant art scenes of any city in America. As the city's most prominent contemporary art shows, Texas Contemporary puts these refined tastes on display for the fifth year in a row. The 2014 edition welcomed more than 15,000 collectors and art fans, who searched for striking pieces curated by dealers from around the country. This year's show looks to exceed those record-setting numbers, with expanded dates and a new location at the George R. Brown Convention Center. In addition to tapping into the global art market, this year's show also features plenty of local flavor, too; exhibitors include mainstays of the Houston gallery scene, such as Inman Gallery, Cardoza Fine Art, and David Shelton Gallery. 2015 also brings a partnership with The Mexican Consulate in Houston's Department of Cultural Affairs for The Other Mexico, a program which displays and deepens the decades-long connection between the art worlds of Houston and Mexico City.