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Taking in all the varieties of gold in this polished group show is akin to basking in sunlight on a bleak winter's day

The artist illuminates our world’s defining shadows with an oil-based glow

Art is, we’ll insist, transcendent when its foundation is skill and passion

This "type of padded cell of Southern culture" is, pardon us, insanely beautiful

Peralta’s deconstructed machines and Geisler’s encaustic abstracts turn painstaking toil into patterns of brilliance

The disembodied heads that populate this solo exhibition suggest departed women but are still beautiful and empowered

And we mean that in a really really good way

"The figurative acrylics and oils of Austin's Erin Cone reveal no specific flow of story; neither are they reproduced as visual elements of what the hipper literati like to call graphic novels. Cone's portraits stand alone," writes Wayne Alan Brenner. See Cone's second annual exhibition at the Wally Workman Gallery during August, and be pleased with your decision.

These portraits jettison the obvious for the sake of drama and harnessing the truth of a human being in a singular moment

Gallery owners David Berman, Wally Workman, and Steve Clark talk about their lives promoting artists and selling art

The Barcelona-based artist is doing time at Wally Workman Gallery

The walls at Wally Workman are almost alive with figurative humanity captured with a sublime printerly grace

Venues moving, shows shifting, public works coming like a gang of glory

Striking Poses in the Name of Art

Wally Workman Gallery presents the transgressive art of Ian Shults

The universal appeal of Lewis Carroll's story inspires 45 local artists in a new group show

Gordon Fowler wastes no time when it comes to making his mark in watercolor.

In Balkan's figurative portraits, the realism is heartbreaking

The patterned squares and rectangles rendered here suggest frozen music

In this bone-dry summer, one gallery group show has water in abundance

The disciplined abstracts of Helmut Barnett

Are West Austin tastes in painting taking a swing toward the provocative?

These new artists render visuals so distinctively, they seem like old hands at painting

Renfro's paintings elegantly evoke a sense of sorrow-tinged wonder about humanity's triumphs of creation

Renfro's oils render empty machinery and industrial sites as things of beauty

The shifting history of women explored in colorful, sartorially elegant images

With work by 30 artists, this show is like a mixed chocolate box of visual delights

Barnett's precisely rendered colorful abstractions afford your eyes maximum enjoyment

Cone's portraits of women, rendered as planes of color and shadow, are revelations of composition and rendering

Who says we can't be the other-than-live-music capital of the world, too?