Show Your Work Online with this Austin-Based Digital Residency
Web-based projects and residencies might not be the newest thing happening in the art world, but they’re still pretty cool. Lots of Texas organizations — Big...Read More
Christie Blizard Performing at Dirty Dark Place for Austin’s Fusebox Festival
This weekend, San Antonio artist Christie Blizard performed improvisational, synth-driven music at Dirty Dark Place (DDP) in Kyle, Texas as part of her exhibition TRUE SPERM. Her...Read More
Riley Robinson Named Interim Director of Artpace
Today Artpace, the venerable artist residency program in San Antonio established by Linda Pace in 1995, announced the appointment of Riley Robinson to the...Read More
Wild Weekend of Printmaking Comes to Houston
This weekend, April 21st and 22nd, printmakers will take over Houston for the annual It Came from the Bayou gathering, show, and sale. Kicking off...Read More
Dallas Arboretum and Artscape Introduce ‘Galleries at the Degolyer’
The Dallas Arboretum hosts its yearly Artscape, a fine art and craft fair held at the Arboretum featuring professional and student artists showing and selling...Read More
Top Five: April 19, 2018
Christina Rees and Rainey Knudson on the Texas Kitsch Master, a rethink of the NSA, and the ascendence of Fusebox Festival in Austin.
Free Shuttle Bus Will Get You From Houston to Victoria’s Art Car Parade
Victoria, Texas’ Art Car Parade (and surrounding events) takes place this Saturday, April 21, and this year there’s a free shuttle bus available to take...Read More
Dave Bryant/Peat Duggins Screening in Austin This Monday
Back in the early aughts, Dave Bryant and Peat Duggins co-founded one of Austin’s more memorable and active art collectives, called the Fresh Up Club....Read More
Arts Writers Grant Applications Now Open
Creative Capital and The Andy Warhol Foundation announced today that applications for their annual Arts Writers Grant are now active. Open to both emerging and established writers,...Read More
Anthony Sonnenberg’s ‘Still Stage, Set Life’ at AMSET
Houston-based artist Anthony Sonnenberg, who has been producing a lot of excellent work lately (with shows at Conduit Gallery in Dallas, both Art Palace and...Read More
You can now buy a reproduction of “Fearless Girl”
Kristen Visbal, the artist who a year ago created and installed her Fearless Girl statue squaring off with the iconic Wall Street bull, has announced that...Read More
#9 with David McGee: The Black Panther
A conversation with guests Felicia Johnson and Stanford W. Carpenter: "The way the character was originally created, he was basically Sidney Poitier with a mask on."
San Angelo National Ceramic Competition Enters Its 22nd Year
Every other year the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts hosts The San Angelo National Ceramic Competition, and this year’s event opens with a reception...Read More
Here’s What the DMA Bought From the 2018 Dallas Art Fair
Three years ago the Dallas Museum of Art launched its Dallas Art Fair Foundation Acquisition Program. Each year the museum’s curators/directors walk patrons around the...Read More
Top Five: April 12, 2018
Rainey Knudson and Christina Rees on the Dallas Fire Marshal's War On Art, the Texas artist every museum should own, and masturbation. In art.
Vignette Art Fair Will Host Two Panel Discussions About Women in the Arts
The Vignette Art Fair, a still-quite-new addition to Dallas Arts Month and something of a satellite fair to the Dallas Art Fair, is hosting a...Read More
New Artist Residency Opens in South Austin; Applications Due Soon
The St. Elmo Arts Residency, a new program offered by the University of Texas at Austin’s Department of Art and Art History in conjunction with...Read More
Texas Contemporary Art Fair to Return in 2018
Art Market Productions, the Brooklyn-based partnership that organizes and runs the Texas Contemporary Art Fair in Houston, announced recently that the fair will return for...Read More
Austin’s Museum of Human Achievement Brings Lawsuit Against Mars Candy and Its SXSW Marketing Companies for Allegedly Plagiarizing Designs
Austin-based art non-profit organization The Museum of Human Achievement (MoHA) has brought a lawsuit against three companies — Collide Agency, Inc.; Integer Group, LLC; and...Read More
Early Texas Art Symposium Takes Place This Month In San Antonio
The Center for the Advancement and Study of Early Texas Art (CASETA), will hold its annual symposium at the Witte Museum in San Antonio on...Read More
