Catherine D. Anspon, Author at PaperCity Magazine

Catherine D.
Anspon

Catherine D.
Anspon

Dallas Art Fair cancels this fall's edition, but will return April 15 - 18, 2021 to Fashion Industry Gallery, in the Dallas Arts District. (Courtesy DAF)

Dallas Art Fair Cancels, But There Is a Silver Lining for Texas Dealers

A New Digital Collecting Destination Promises Coronavirus Relief

BY Catherine D. Anspon // 08.08.20

Houston's Sydenham Clinic, in the heart of River Oaks, seeks to reimagine 21st-century medicine. (Photo by Julie Soefer)

New River Oaks Clinic Looks to Redefine Heath Care With Futuristic Practices and Top Doctors — Your First Look at Sydenham Clinic

A PaperCity Exclusive

BY Catherine D. Anspon // 07.16.20

Gerardo Rosales’ “Coyote at Dusk,” 2020, at Bill Arning

Dallas Art Fair Adds a Bold New Online Marketplace — Get Ready for Culture Place

Helping Dealers and Artists Combat the Uncertainties of a Coronavirus World

BY Catherine D. Anspon // 07.10.20

Spencer Finch’s “Back to Kansas,” 2015, one of the calling cards of Public Art UHS’ upcoming “Color Field,” was inspired by the artist’s obsession with “The Wizard of Oz.” (Courtesy the artist and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, Arkansas)

University of Houston to Unveil a New “Color Field” — Collaboration With Storied Museum Builds on School’s Art Power

An Exclusive Preview of a Jubilant Outdoor Wonderland

BY Catherine D. Anspon // 07.07.20

A small-scale gem of a portrait that’s by a talent who’s rapidly gaining the attention of major collectors: Leilah Babirye’s “The Kuchu Series (Queer Ugandans),” 2019, speaks to identity and empowerment. (Courtesy the artist and Gordon Robichaux, New York)

Houston Museum’s Vaunted Art Auction Goes Virtual — Buying Art is Easier Than Ever With New Era CAMH Auction

A PaperCity Video Exclusive

BY Catherine D. Anspon // 06.24.20

The Residences at La Colombe d’Or unveil Fall 2020. (Rendering courtesy of Munoz + Albin Architecture & Planning)

Preservation and Soaring Into the Future Happily Meet in Houston’s La Colombe d’Or — One of America’s Most Anticipated New Projects Comes Into View

How a Historic Building and a Sleek 34-Story High-Rise Have Been Brought Together

BY Catherine D. Anspon // 06.23.20

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