Catherine D. Anspon, Author at PaperCity Magazine

Catherine D.
Anspon

Catherine D.
Anspon

Artist, gallerist, and civil rights attorney Randall Kallinen is one of Houston’s most unique art energies.

Civil Rights Lawyer Turned Houston Gallery Owner Takes on Coronavirus With an Art Show That Will Go On No Matter What

Randall Kallinen Covers Every Possible Contingency Plan, Including His Own Death

BY Catherine D. Anspon // 05.14.20

A piano concert in the middle of bluebonnet field may be the most magical Texas thing ever.

This Piano Concert in a Bluebonnet Field May be the Most Magical Texas Thing Ever — Watch the Exclusive Video

Welcome to Wildflower Hall

BY Catherine D. Anspon // 05.08.20

03 – Moody Center for the Arts

Get a Rare Behind-the-Scenes Tour of Houston’s Arts Changing Moody Center — a PaperCity Video Exclusive

Taking a Closer Look at a Radical Show

BY Catherine D. Anspon // 04.30.20

Kelli Vance’s “In the Cold Night of The Day,” 2019, at Cris Worley Fine Arts. Available: $7,000.

Dallas’ Signature Art Fair Reschedules, Creates Innovative Online Platform for Dealers

Art To-Go Becomes a Thing

BY Catherine D. Anspon // 04.23.20

Amy C. Evans’ acrylic on wood panel, “Camille’s grandmother loved Duke’s mayonnaise and costume jewelry,” 2008, in “A Good Meal Is Hard to Find” (Chronicle Books). The painter is represented by Koelsch Gallery, Houston, which stocks both her canvases and this volume.

Southern Comfort in a Cookbook

This New Release Is Exactly What Your Kitchen Needs Right Now

BY Catherine D. Anspon // 04.16.20

Brice-Marden-and-Rebecca-Rabinow (Photo by Daniel Ortiz)

American Art Master Gives Menil Backers the Ultimate Insider Experience — a Taste of Brice Marden’s World

A Houston Dinner Like No Other

BY Catherine D. Anspon // 03.25.20

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