Brandon Zech

Scheduled for April 25 - April 29, 2019, Marfa Myths' sixth year boasts the "most eclectic and electrifying" programming that the festival has seen yet.

The parade regularly features more than 250 vehicles from across America, Canada, and Mexico.

Designed by the award-winning Texas-based firm, Lake|Flato Architects, the new 39,000-square foot space emphasizes one of the most important materials conservators need to do their job: light.

In addition to being a low-cost venue for exhibitors and zinesters to sell their wares, Zine Fest Houston also organizes a stellar lineup of programs that are related (or loosely related) to the event's yearly theme.

Started in 1992, and running the Saturday before Thanksgiving, the annual event allows viewers to take a peek into the studio, warehouse, and other art spaces near Downtown Houston's warehouse district.

The 16th annual Cedars Open Studios features more than 100 participating artists and spaces.

For the talk, Dunham and Simmons, who are husband and wife, will speak about how their relationship influences their works.

Papers submitted to the event are meant to further the academic conservation about what sculpture is and how it can function in and outside of a gallery or museum.

While sometimes producing results that look similar to drawings, printmaking techniques are quite varied and involved, and can be difficult to grasp from explanation alone.

For many years, the Continental Gin Building was a hub for Dallas' creative scene, and its biannual open studio events became regular stops for avid and less experience-experienced art-goers alike.

For the past five years, Matalon has worked at The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in Los Angeles, where she organized exhibitions of works by artists Mickalene Thomas, Rick Owens, Fischli & Weiss, and others.

The award is designed to help connect these artists with the city and the country's larger art community: in addition to giving fellows a $2,000 unrestricted honorarium, the program will pair them with an artist mentor from the organization's pool of past Artadia awardees.

Along with this new chapter for galleryHOMELAND comes a name change — the organization will now go by Space HL.

Running concurrently with the East Austin Studio Tour, the show features six pieces by local artists who each play on themes of location and the site of the creek.

Artpace has announced that one of its Fall 2018 artists-in-residence, Clifford Owens, will be launching a new initiative giving San Antonio audiences a special chance to see performance art at the organization. 

Located behind his house, the private studio apartment will be on the market beginning November 15, 2018, and will feature an array of art offerings to visitors.

The Judd Foundation, a non-profit organization that acts as the steward of Donald Judd's estate and properties in Marfa and New York, has announced that it has initiated the first stage of a major restoration plan for its Marfa buildings.

Bones are fascinating to a lot of people, but often unconsciously — we often don't think much about bones until they're broken, and they're somewhat imbued with taboo mystery.

You can attend this artist residency without leaving your computer.

Co-Lab Projects, an Austin arts non-profit, has announced that it recently purchased a .62 acre lot in East Austin.