This week: a week-long multidisciplinary festival with events taking place across Austin, a solo exhibition of photographs depicting Latinx artists in San Antonio, a show featuring three sculptors in Dallas, and more.
Brownsville Museum of Fine Arts
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Review
Nostalgia in Alexandria Canchola’s “Memories Blurred with Fiction” at the Brownsville Museum of Fine Art
by Kim Sandovalby Kim SandovalKim Sandoval reviews Alexandria Canchola's exhibition "Memories Blurred with Fiction," on view at the Brownsville Museum of Fine Art.
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This week: an exhibition featuring resident artists in Galveston; a solo show highlighting lesser-known Black leaders, stories, and events in Fort Worth; an exhibition of new figurative works by a Denver-based artist in Marfa; and more.
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This week: a pop-up art exchange featuring Houston-based artists in Brownsville, a solo show about human history told through the the development of modern dog breeds in San Antonio, a two-person exhibition featuring works made on and with paper in Houston, and more.
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The Brownsville Museum of Fine Art is currently accepting proposals for solo exhibitions, group exhibitions, and curated proposals for group exhibitions for 2023.
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Michael Flanagan reviews a solo exhibition by Rachel Comminos at the Brownsville Museum of Fine Art.
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This week: Pop gets political in Austin, an annual juried LGBTQIA+ exhibition in Dallas, transborder art in El Paso & more.
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Review
A Letter to South Texas: Ray Smith at the Brownsville Museum of Fine Art
by Liz Kimby Liz KimThe show turns the question of territory inward to “here,” to Smith's origins in Brownsville.
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Rainey Knudson and Brandon Zech on the legacy of one of Houston’s great art supporters, a homecoming show for former Artpace residents, and a burgeoning art route between San Antonio and Brownsville.
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Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on art that hides outdoors, a group show in Brownsville, and a new art lending library.
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Rainey Knudson and Christina Rees on the fetishism of the American West, art versus design, and a DFW artist dealing with the history of police brutality.