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2024

2023

Our Favorite Art Books of 2023. Jessica Fuente’s Picks for Glasstire

Glasstire’s Best of 2023.

Of Venom, Virility, and Vulnerability: José Villalobos at Big Medium in Austin by Barbara Purcell for Southwest Contemporary.

Kathy Lovas’ resonant art at Dallas’ Liliana Bloch Gallery by Scott Cantrell

Ulaabaatar’s Cultural Diplomacy Strengthen France-Mongolia Ties by Bolor Lkhaajav for The Diplomat.

Phaidon Releases an Expansive Catalog of ‘Latin American Artists From 1785 to Now’ by Joanna García Cheran for Latina.

The Fallacy of Arranging Art by Geographical Focus by Olivia Basciano for ArtReview.

An Enormous Book Celebrates 308 Latin American Artists Across Three Centuries. Colossal.

Indexicality, the Archive, and the Frame: Kathy Lovas’s installation at Liliana Bloch Gallery by Emma S. Ahmad for Glasstire.

The Fallacy of Arranging Art by Geographical Focus

An Enormous New Book Celebrates 308 Latin American Artists Across Three Centuries by Grace Ebert

Rebellious and Playful Art: A conversation with Salvadorian artist, Simón Vega by Pilar Alvarado for Wethecool.com

A Guide to the Must-See Art Exhibits In Dallas-Fort Worth This Fall by Lauren Smart for DMagazine.

Top Five: September 14, 2023, by Glasstire.

Queer Latino Artist Turns His Art Into a Medium for Coming Out, Redefines Norteño Machismo Culture by Yamily Habib for Mitú.

Lowriders cruise into the Denver Art Museum’s newest exhibition by Michael Abeyta for CBS.

Four Things to See: The Art of Revolution. Apollo Magazine.

THE FUTURE IS NEON, Electrifying artist Alicia Eggert illuminates hope by Lisa Goldapple for Topia.

The Talented Professor Henry: On Enigmatic Artist Alicia Henry by Laura Hudson Hunter for Nashville Scene.

Witnessing by Alicia Henry, A Personal Essay by Naomi McCarthy for How To Start A Love Affair with Art.

Heads of Strenght and Autonomy, Alicia Henry’s portraits suggest experiences both unique to her community and universal in scope by Abraham Storer for The Provincetown Independent.

Soy de Tejas, Centro de Artes Gallery, San Antonio by Liz Kim for Glasstire.

How to Build An Art Town by Abigail Ronner for Harpeer’s Bazaar.

Ted Kincaid: Not in Another Place but This Place by John Zotos for Visual Arts Source.

American Artists and Reproductive Justice by Salomé Gómez-Upegui for Gagosian Quaterly, Summer 2023.

A Wave of Emotions: Performances at “Soy de Tejas” in San Antonio by Jessica Fuentes for Glasstire.

Seize the Future by Harnessing the Power of Data by Kriss Deiglmeier for Standford Social Innovation Review.

The Place of Ted Kincaid by Ciara Franceschini for Moderndallas.com

“Soy de Tejas” Exhibition Connects Latinx Artists Across the State

In San Antonio, A Road Map for The Future of Texas Art by Michael Agresta for Texas Monthly.

Fronteras: Native Texas and Texas-based Artists Reflect Latinx Identities in Soy de Tejas Exhibit by Norma Martinez and Adrian Navarro for Texas Public Radio.

“Soy de Tejas” carves a space within the gallery scene to celebrate Latino artistry by Kristen Cabrera for Texas Standard.

This Present Moment: Crafting A Better World at the Renwick Gallery by Ari Post for The Georgetowner.

5 Must-See Art Exhibits in D.C. in 2023 by Jenna Romaine for Secret D.C.

2022

Jose Villalobos’ Group Exhibition Desert Rider, Curated by Gilbert Vicario Among the Top 50 Exhibitions of 2022 by Hyperallergic.

Art Show by Dallas Gallery Is Inspired by Shakespeare. Lauren Smart for The Dallas Morning News.

For the Winter Season Georgetown’s GLOWing Once Again by Christopher Jones for The Georgetowner.

Texas Studio: JOSE VILLALOBOS by Casey Gregory for Arts and Culture Magazine.

A NeonSign Provocatively installed on a Primeval Mountainside Shows The Urgency of Long-term Thinking. Jonathon Keats for Forbes.

Crafts exhibit shines at the Renwick Gallery, Delaware Contemporary and Towson University Center for the Arts by Susan Isaacs.

Paris Photo : 5 photographes émergents à connaître, La Redaction, The Steidz.

The 10 Must-See Dallas Art Shows This Fall-Lauren Smart for D Magazine.

Simón Vega: “FUE UNA AVENTADA DECIR, ME VOY A IR A VIVIR AL MAR Y VOY A TRATAR DE VIVIR DEL ARTE”-Cafecito con Latinness

“Una sociedad saludable es una sociedad que tiene muchas voces”, Simón Vega motiva la cultura de cuestionar por Marvin Romero y Nohemí Angel para El Diario de Hoy.

Multi-Site Exhibitor Results Isolation Among Southwestern Artists by Samantha Anne Castillo. Hyperallergic.

Review: Art as The Vehicle of Choice by Lynn Trimble for Hyperallergic.

Rachel Wolfson Smith and Jose Villalobos make Top 5 on Glasstire.

José Villalobos, Installation & Performance Artist by Neil Ellis Orts for The Gay & Lesbian Review.

Host and artist Lisa Horlander and her guest Liliana Bloch share tips for artists and navigating the art scene on the podcast Don’t Drink the Paint Water.

At the Renwick Gallery, craft that captures our polarized times by Kriston Capps for The Washington Post.

The Smithsonian Art Museum Acquires More than 200 Artworks for Its Craft Collection. Artnews.

The Artist Guide to Supporting Women’s Rights by Molly Wilcox for Cultured Magazine.

Holding Vessels: Recent Exhibitions in Texas by William Sarradet for Glasstire.

José Villalobos: Semillas. Glasstire.

The Contemporary Art of Mongolia on Display In Milan by Giulia Giaume for Atribune.

The Dallas Morning News Selects “Hail Mary” For Its Distractions Section. Notes by Danielle Avram.

A Public Installation is Making A Statement As Abortion Rights Come Under Threat. Surface Magazine Editors.

Rachel Wolfson Smith: Behavior Science at Liliana Bloch Gallery by Betsy Lewis for modern Dallas.

Legendary Artists Barbara Kruger, Jenny Holzer, Nan Goldin, Respond to Roe Draft Opinion: A Surprise To No One by Angelica Villa for ArtNews.

Neon art installation begins tour of US states where abortion rights are threatened by Annabel Keenan for The Art Newspaper.

Artist Alicia Henry brings highly anticipated installation to the Art Gallery in Nova Scotia by Morgan Mullin for the Coast.

Music Festivals, mezcal bars, and moderate price points: Zona Maco spearheads lively marquee art week in Mexico City. Lee Escobedo highlights Lucky be a Lady: Ritual Cloths for the Disconnected by Ann Glazer at Salon Acmé No. 9.

Your Concise Guide for New York Art Guide for March 2022. Hyperallergic.

As Abortion Rights Come Under Threat, A Public Artwork Makes A Statement. Valentina Di Liscia Writes about Alicia Eggert’s Installation for Planned Parenthood. Hyperallergic.

L’arte contemporanea della Mongolia in mostra a Milano by Giulia Giaume for Artribune.

6 Must-See Art Exhibits to Catch in Dallas This Winter, by Megan Ziots for Paper City Dallas.

Glasstire Top Five: January 22, 2022.

2021

Contemporary Art of Mongolia In the Era of Globalisation by Dr. Uranchimeg Tsultemin, Asia Pacific Art Papers

Glasstire Best of 2021.

Marching Forward: Nomin Bold at Liliana Bloch Gallery in Dallas by Betsy Lewis for Glasstire

Nomin Bold Brings Colorful and Clever Knitted Gas Masks to Liliana Bloch Gallery by Lee Cullum for The Dallas Morning News

The Dallas Art Fair Makes Its Long-Awaited In-Person Return by Christopher Mosley and Lyndsey Knecht for Artsy

Back to “Normal”, The 2021 Dallas Art Fair by William Sarradet for Glasstire

What To Look For at the Dallas Art Fair, Paper City Dallas, Texas.

Nasher Public: Alicia Eggert at 2000 Ross Avenue

Our Guide to the Dallas Art Fair-The Best Booths, Whom To See, Where To Be, and All the Buzz by Catherine D. Anspon for Paper City Magazine

One Work, Short Take: Leigh Merrill in Lufkin by Matthew Bourbon for Glasstire

Alicia Henry’s “Repercussions II” Makes Glasstire’s Texas Top 5 Exhibitions

From the headlines of history to the gallery walls: Artist’s works speak to our changing world: At Liliana Bloch Gallery, Bogdan Perzynski finds meaning in fragments of newsprint. Lee Cullum for The Dallas Morning News

Whereabouts and Hideouts at The Museum of Texas Tech University by Michelle Kraft for Glasstire

Conditions of Possibility by Alicia Eggert, Whitewall Magazine

Alicia Eggert - Logocentric: Alicia Eggert at Liliana Bloch Gallery, Dallas, Michael Frank Blair, Glasstire

Alicia Eggert Wins The 2021 Moss/Chumley Award.

Alicia Eggert - Denton Artist Alicia Eggert bends the light - and our thinking - at Liliana Bloch Gallery solo show, Danielle Avram, The Dallas Morning News

Conditions of Possibility by Alicia Eggert Makes Glasstire’s Texas Top 5

Myths and Other Concerns: April 2021 Exhibitions in Dallas, William Sarradet for Glasstire

Abigail Reyes - Abigail Reyes, Colette Copeland, ARTEIDOLIA

Vince Jones - Dallas Artist Vince Jones Breathes New Life into Found Objects, Danielle Avram, Dallas Morning News

Nomin Bold - 7 splendid Gallery Shows to Check Out This Weekend, Bruce Scott, Prestige

Alicia Eggert - Renwick Acquisitions, JRACraft News

Alicia Eggert - Smithsonian acquires artwork based on Stewart Brand epigram, Ahmed Kabil, The Long Now Foundation

Alicia Henry - ‘We exist in other ways ... to see us, to find us’ — UC Irvine debuts ‘The Black Index’ exhibition, Lily Nguyen, Daily Pilot

Abigail Reyes: Aquí se come carne - Top 5, Christina Rees and Christopher Blay, Glasstire

Alicia Henry - Six Black Artists Test the Limits of Portraiture, Allison Conner, Hyperallergic

Bret Slater - Top Five: Feburary 4, 2021, Brandon Zech and William Sarradet, Glasstire

Servers, Microbes, and Subatomic Dust: Some Winter 2021 Exhibitions in Dallas, William Sarradet, Glasstire

Bret Slater’s Works Bring an Accessible and Comfortable Vibe to Liliana Bloch Gallery, Danielle Avram, The Dallas Morning News

Interview with Tim Best (podcast), Morning Call with Reba Douglas, Opal Art Gather

2020

Nomin Bold - Art Creates a way of Happiness… at the Bangkok Art Bienniale 2020, Phanmetha, Bangkok Biz News

Tim Best - The Current Situation; Art writing and visibility in a pandemic, Ashley Jones, Dovetail.

Pedro Velez – ¿Cómo nombrar ese lugar? 15 Años de Área: Lugar de Proyectos – pages 35-39

Letitia Huckaby’s ‘5 Paperdolls” depicts the promise, power ands peril of Black girls, Darryl Ratcliff, The Dallas Morning News

Alicia Eggert - Going Through a Phase - Galveston Arts Center, Galveston.com

Myra Barraza - 14 Artworks to Covet From Culture Place — Innovative Online Marketplace Makes Art Accessible, Catherine Anspon, Paper City Magazine

Houston Chronicle - Going Through a Phrase at The Galveston Arts Center Presents Alicia Eggert, Candace Hicks, Stephanie Patton, Andrea Tosten, and Rachelle Vasquez

Letitia Huckaby - Meet The Fall 2020 Artpace San Antonio Residents Selected by Guest Curator Lauren Cross, Christopher Blay, Glasstire

Kathy Lovas - CLOTHING CRIMES…and Misdemeanors - Matthew Bourbon, Glasstire

Kathy Lovas’ Honda SUV was stolen. Then, she made an art show about it - Christopher Mosley, The Dallas Morning News

Alicia Eggert – 4 public art pieces that are a rallying cry for climate action - Gulnaz Khan, IDEAS.TED.COM

Letitia Huckaby - See All the Rooms Inside the Dallas Kips Bay Decorator Show House - Madeleine Luckel, Architectural Digest

Letitia Huckaby Creates a Meaningful Arrival for Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas, Rebecca Sherman, Paper City Magazine - Design

Letitia Huckaby - Fall Arts Preview, Paper Parallels, Danielle Avram, The Dallas Morning News, Sep 6, 2020

“A Posteriori” at Liliana Bloch Gallery, Dallas, William Sarradet, Glasstire

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art Acquires Three Works by Letitia Huckaby

Save the Date: A Posteriori At Liliana Bloch’s New Art Space – PATRON Magazine

Liliana Bloch Interview - Dealer’s Hand: A Pilgrimage to Memphis Street, Catherine D. Anspon, PaperCity Magazine

Anything is Possible for Interdisciplinary Artist Alicia Eggert - Elaine Raffel, D Magazine

Vince Jones - A peek inside ‘Nasher Windows’ at Nasher Sculpture Center, Audrey Eads, The Dallas Morning News

Artists Letitia and Sedrick Huckaby Declare “END RACISM NOW” On Fort Worth’s Main Street - Christopher Blay, Glasstire

Pedro Velez - Pitirre Projects, The Saari Residence group residencies 2021, Kone Foundation

Leigh Merrill - Art with The Flavors of Texas, Ray Mark Rinaldi, The New York Times

Lynne Harlow - Pollock-Krasner Foundation 2019-2020 Artist Grantees

2019

Anything Is Possible For Alicia Eggert by Elaine Raffel for D Magazine

Alicia Henry: Witnessing, Critic’s Picks – Magdalyn Asimakis, Art Forum

Alicia Henry Witnessing at the Power Plant, Toronto, Daina Augatis, Mousse Magazine

Myra Barraza, Art Is So Much About Freedom, Execute Magazine

Myra Barraza - Renewed Energy in The Dallas Art Scene, Urban Art & Antiques Web Magazine

Leigh Merrill - American Martini, Editorial Recommendations, John Zotos, Visual Arts Source

Simón Vega, el primer salvadoreño que expone en el Centre Pompidou de París, Sara Castro, El Diario de Hoy, El Salvador

2018

Bret Slater - The Importance of Being Earnest, Terri Provencal, PATRON Magazine

Michael Corris at Liliana Bloch Gallery, Todd Camplin, Moderdallas

Fine art, graphic design and satire mix in Dallas artist Michael Corris' 'Fourth Book' exhibition, Laray Polk, The Dallas Morning News

Liliana Bloch, Texas Strong, Vasari 21 Podcast

Looking Back at the Dallas Art Fair — the First-Timers Tell All, Catherine Anspon, Paper City Magazine

Kathy Lovas: Todd Camplin Weekly, Modern Dallas

At Dallas Art Fair, Dealers Play Their Hand Deep in the Heart of Texas, Alex Greenberger, Artnews.com

Pedro Vélez in Net Anthology, The Most Important Art Exhibitions of the 2010s, Maximilíano Durón, Alex Greenberger, Art News

Simón Vega, A Shift of Perception: The Art Installations at Coachella 2018, Nel Olivia Waga, Forbes

Dallas art gallery owner finds the exodus from El Salvador a chilling reminder of her own past, Michael Granberry, The Dallas Morning News

Simón Vega - Into Orbit, Catherine Anspon, Art Notes, Paper City Magazine

Woman on a mission: Liliana Bloch survived war-torn El Salvador to make “rock stars” of Texas artists

2017

Photographer Leigh Merrill wants to adjust your focus, Danielle Avram, The Dallas Morning Dallas

Goolsby’s Totems, Christopher Blay, Fort Worth Weekly

Ryan Goolsby at Liliana Bloch Gallery, Dallas, Jennifer Smart, Glasstire

Ryan Gooslby, Editorial, John Zotos, Visual Arts Source

Designing Women, Dallas Gallerists Shape the Design District’s Contemporary Scene, Nancy Zastudil, Arts & Culture Texas

2016

Leigh Merrill: The States Project: Texas, Adam Neese, Lenscratch

Regina José Galindo - Best of 2016, Christina Rees, Glasstire

Expanded Drive By: Leigh Merrill at Liliana Bloch, Christina Rees, Glasstire

This Place, Danielle Avram, Arts and Culture Texas

Semi-fictional Streetscapes Resemble Stage Sets, Mark Jenkins, The Washington Post

The ACTX Top Ten June, Jennifer Smart, Arts & Culture Texas

Let the River Run: The Trinity River Project At Liliana Bloch Gallery, Jennifer Smart, Arts & Culture TX

Marcos Lutyens and Larry Polk - The ACTX Top Ten, December, Arts & Culture Texas

The Trinity River Inspires Bold New Show at the Liliana Bloch Gallery in the Dallas Design District, Michael Granberry, The Dallas Morning News

Lynne Harlow, 5 Art Exhibitions To See This Weekend, Jeremy Hallock, Dallas Observer

2015

Du Chau - 10 Best Art Exhibition of 2015, Lauren Smart, Dallas Observer

Looking for Something New, Jennifer Smart, Arts & Culture, Texas

Michael Morris - The ACTX Top Ten December, Jennifer Smart, Arts & Culture Texas

Best of Dallas, Best Art Gallery - Liliana Bloch Gallery, Dallas Observer

Show Up: Allison Hunter, Nancy Zastudil, Arts & Culture Texas

2014

It is A New Year of Art in Dallas, Todd Camplin, Modern Dallas

2013

Ann Glazer: Underestimated Storage Issues, William Sarradet, Glasstire

Vince Jones - Gallery Gourmet: Exhibitions at PDNB, Talley Dunn and RE Gallery, The Dallas Morning News

New Liliana Bloch Gallery Opens in Dallas on April 6, Bill Davenport, Glasstire

New Kid on the Bloch, A Dallas Art Pro Breaks Out on Her Own, Steve Carter, Modern Luxury