Last week, the Rockport Center for the Arts announced wildlife sculptor Kent Ullberg as the 31st Rockport Art Festival Master Artist.

Brandon Zech writes about his recent visit to Marfa, Texas.

Leslie Moody Castro interviews Austin-based Glasstire contributor Barbara Purcell.

The Dallas Museum of Art has announced the ten recipients of its 2023 Awards to Artists, who will together receive over $25,000.

Big Medium, an Austin-based organization that supports contemporary artists, has announced Rodell Warner as the 2023 Tito’s Prize awardee.

Jessica Fuentes writes about the need for multilingual text and programs in museums, highlighting the work of the El Paso Museum of Art and the International Museum of Art and Science in McAllen, Texas.

William Sarradet writes about three exhibitions currently on view at the Galveston Arts Center, featuring work by Shawne Major, Sarah Welch and James Beard, and DUAL.

Meow Wolf, the arts and entertainment company, held a groundbreaking ceremony at its forthcoming Houston location.

This week: a two-city exchange between artist-run spaces in Houston and San Antonio, an experimental collaborative exhibition in Austin, colorful abstract paintings in Rockport, and more.

Jonas Criscoe, a founding member of ICOSA, and Kevin Ivester, Director of Ivester Contemporary, have announced a pop-up exhibition at the newly formed Canopy Projects.

On Monday, May 29, 2023, during the Rockport Memorial Day Ceremony, the Rockport Center for the Arts will dedicate a sculpture by Andy Sacksteder honoring World War II veterans.

Caleb Bell writes about the Texas connections to the recently opened Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts in Little Rock.

Lyndsay Knecht writes about the documentary "Lo Que Queda en el Camino," which follows migrants as they search for a better life.

The Juanita J. Craft Civil Rights House & Museum, a historic home owned by the City of Dallas, has reopened after five years of restoration.

Leslie Thompson writes about murals commissioned for Central Texas' post offices during the Works Progress Administration.

Central Houston, Inc., an organization of business leaders in the downtown area, have announced the unveiling of more than two dozen murals.

Today: Indented lines

Earlier this week, the Supreme Court ruled that a work by Andy Warhol infringed on photographer Lynn Goldsmith’s copyright.

Jessica Fuentes and Brandon Zech discuss "The Art of Making It," a 2021 documentary that explores the underside of the art world. 

The Houston Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs has announced that Kill Joy, a Filipino-American artist, has been selected to create a public art work for the new Montrose Library.