From Rice University’s open education resource initiative… “A collection of interviews, conducted by Sarah C. Reynolds, with Houston artists and other arts figures, all of whom proved influential in the growth of the contemporary Houston Arts scene.”
Includes interviews with:
- David Pryor Adickes, b. 1927
- Gertrude Levy Barnstone, b. 1925
- Preston Bolton, b. 1920
- H.J. Bott, b. 1933
- Jack Boynton, b. 1928
- William Camfield, b. 1934
- Lowell Collins, 1924-2003
- Edsel Cramer, b. 1923
- Charles Criner, b. 1945
- Don Edelman, b. 1925
- Eugene Foney, b. 1950
- Roy Fridge, 1927-2007
- Henri Gadbois, b. 1930
- Dorothy Hood, 1919-2000
- Earlie Hudnall, Jr., b. 1946
- Harvey Johnson, b. 1947
- Karl Kilian, b. 1943
- Bill Lassiter, b. 1932
- Jim Love, 1927-2005
- Edward Mayo, 1918-2005
- Leila McConnell, b. 1927
- Herb Mears, 1923-1999
- Edward Mills, b. 1941
- Annie Moore, b. 1938
- Willie Moore, b. 1935
- Robert Morris, b. 1933
- Kermit Oliver, b. 1943
- Charles Pebworth, b. 1926
- Forrest Prince, b. 1935
- Bert Samples, b. 1955
- Mildred Dixon Sherwood, b. 1914
- Carroll Harris Simms, b. 1924
- Earl Staley, b. 1938
- Richard Stout, b. 1934
- Stella Sullivan, b. 1924
- James Surls, b. 1943
- Geoff Winningham, b. 1943
- Dick Wray, b. 1933
Neon Poisoning 
Thanks for posting this. I enjoyed exploring some of the interviews. I studied architecture & fine arts at Rice 1967-73 and remember many of these folks. Good memories.
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