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Middlebrook's slabs observe human-nature dynamic with ambivalence

Giving a lot of sweet bouquets (and taking their sweet time doing it)

For the 20th time, a big hand for the nominees if you please

Ambe's milky topography may make your aesthetic senses go snow blind in appreciation

The artists ask, 'Just who do these superheroes think they are?'

The artist's meta-referentiality in her media is not merely clever but also wise

The nominees for the 2011 Austin Critics Table Awards

This group show gives a sense of what real displacement – the forced kind – can be like

Local landmarks rendered in meticulous, miniature, gray bursts of information

Delightfully deceptive versions of common objects carved from wood and painted

The artist crafts densely layered cut-paper works of inspirational beauty

The nominees for the 2010 Austin Critics Table Awards

Ambe's precise blade, cutting the flesh of books, makes them less and more than they were

A show offering a wonderful variety of strong art, but grouped by an unnecessary theme

The 2008-2009 Austin Critics Table Awards

Repetition isn't always good or funny, but in this show, it can change your point of view

The nominees for the 2009 Austin Critics Table Awards

Tom Molloy's drawings are delicate but have the power to give you nightmares

Three local art galleries represent at this year's Armory Show in New York City

The first exhibition in Lora Reynolds' new gallery tricks the eye in delightful ways

The contemporary-art dealer has a new home in a busy district of Downtown

Torok's contrasting images of realism and cartoon abstraction show us both his life and his constructed idealized self

Nominations for the 2007-2008 Austin Critics Table Awards

Five artists let the paper do the talking in this intimate show at the Blanton Museum of Art

The eight drawings of baseball pitchers, all in the same balletic contortion, are all about the pleasure of looking

Austin art is getting national buzz, but is anybody buying it?

Chronicle Arts writer Rachel Koper remembers 2007 in the visual arts

Tom Molloy's exhibition at Lora Reynolds Gallery may be critical of current U.S. leadership, but it also wisely opens queries instead of plugging in answers

Nominations for the 2006-2007 Austin Critics Table Awards

The Oliver Boberg retrospective at Lora Reynolds Gallery is a must-see, but telling you why might spoil the surprise