In addition to exhibiting works by artists, Rising Tide Projects will act as a workshop space and a souvenir shop, and for the time being is located in Galveston's historic downtown.

Höller has used every bit of space, including the building’s rooftop, to place the viewer in an altered state — pleasurable and disturbing at the same time.

Höller ha utilizado todo el espacio, incluida la azotea del edificio, para colocarnos en un estado alterado, placentero y perturbador al mismo tiempo.

While some of this round's awardees have already been given grants through the program, others are new to the list.

Each recepient will receive a $25,000 award.

Christina Rees and Rainey Knudson on real-estate branding, some great photography shows, and one upshot of very short films.

This isn't the first time Koons has been the most expensive living artist.

Pauline Oliveros was a proponent of deep listening — a continuous process of attentive listening to the sounds happening in the world.

Vouros' drawings are rife with quiet drama, and teeter between storybook wonder and the heightened precariousness inherent in the natural world. 

Connecting ancient Greek, Indian and Peruvian mythologies to current issues of global climate change, Sacred Earth Stories features a traditional style of Indian dance.

'Hot & Sweaty' is a time and place for young artists to cut their teeth, experienced artists to show new work, and hobbyists to have work in an exhibition. 

Texas Women for the Arts, a program of the Texas Cultural Trust, selected 27 arts programs across the state to receive more than $247,000 in grants at their 14th Annual Meeting.

The tour, which was established in 2000, bills itself as "the longest running and most exciting Art Tour in all of Oak Cliff."

The objects on display are less like home goods, and more like insolent props for an unwholesome funhouse. 

The intensity of this particular collective experience is hard to convey to someone who wasn’t there.

The project is an interactive light and sound installation, featuring three stations on either of side of the border.

Jackelope, a rarely-seen 1975 Texas art documentary made by Ken Harrison, chronicles the lives and work of artists who chose to make Texas their home.

Artists who enter into so-called art with the idea that they are starting a business — a transaction of something for money — are almost never making art.

"An ongoing goal of the project has been to introduce the local audience to work that they are not likely to see in other venues."

The inaugural $3000 award in 2017 was given to the Dallas-based multimedia artist lauren woods.