Our mission is to promote art and film in Texas, highlight local artists and film events, and inform our readers with unique critiques and interviews.  Texas Art & Film also focuses on theatrically release feature films, screen actors and professionals in the business of creating film.  

Texas Art & Film is a non-profit magazine focused on serving those who appreciate art and film.  This online magazine was founded in Galveston, Texas in 2009.

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Galveston, Texas 77550

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Film Editor
DustinChase@TexasArtFilm.com

Managing Editor
Editor@TexasArtFilm.com

Evan has been involved in publishing since 1992.  As founder of Texas Art & Film in 2009, Evan sought to promote both art and film in Texas.  Evan has been featured for both his photojournalism and writing in many US and international publications.   

Dustin began writing reviews in 1997 and has written over 2000 movie critiques and counting, along with entertainment articles and news stories. Dustin has also interviewed actors, producers and other film industry icons. His coverage extends from film festivals and movie premiers to the Academy Awards. Dustin is an officer in the Houston Film Critics Society and also a film critic for The Daily News, Texas’ oldest newspaper.

Dr. Copeland is a clinical psychologist and has numerous publications in that field.  Dr. Copeland covers film and feature material for the Texas Art and Film.  During her tenure at M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, she participated in two documentaries  and she has chaired the committee on Psychoanalysis and Films for the Houston Psychoanalytic Society.

Michael has been in Japan since April 2010. Inspired by the Sophia Coppola film Lost in Translation and his fascination in Asian culture Michael left the United States to pursue one of his dreams. Michael has always had a great appreciation for for film. Michael has been a copy editor for years and often contributes features articles from a different perspective to Texas Art & Film.