== Regarding Richard Wray's biography == 

 Hello. Thank you for the prompt feedback on the article. Much appreciated. We've been having a lot of trouble meeting the guidelines for sources lately. The thing about it is, as renowned as Richard Wray was, he was still essentially a LOCAL figure of Houston art. Houston isn't a New York Times sort of location; when it comes to art, they have the Houston Press, the Houston Chronicle, and a handful of art institutions. Not only are the the 12 listed references the best ones available, but they're the ONLY ones available. We've spent hours scouring the web for other sources, but these are the only ones around. This is what we have to work with, and I feel that, for a local figure, these are reliable sources. This Wikipedia article lends itself to the people of Houston; we're not trying to make Mr. Wray a worldwide celebrity. Having said that, those from Houston who wish to read the article to learn more about Mr. Wray will find most of these references noteworthy, as they are essential to localized coverage. In all practicality, there is not much else to be done. What do you suggest? PS: There are only two sources from his website: a resume and biography, the latter of which having not even been written by him. The one from cnx.org is actually an interview conducted by Sarah Reynolds, who wrote the book "Houston Reflections: Art in the City."