The celebration will take place at the Brown Auditorium Theater at the MFAH, and is being organized by the couple’s friends, including Betty Moody of Moody Gallery.

This week: a show of Texas artists from a private collection in Dallas; a retrospective of works by a prominent artist, curator, collector, and patron in Victoria; an exploration of the American West and Anglo-American masculinity in Marfa, and more.

Dallas Contemporary has announced a new series called DC EMPTY that features time-based works by regional artists.

Colette Copeland charla con el artista Juan Carlos Escobedo sobre su proceso, su práctica y su reciente exposición en el Galveston Arts Center.

The Weingarten Art Group has issued an open call for Greater Houston-area artists to submit work to be considered for the Houston Endowment’s inaugural lobby exhibition.

The Blanton Museum of Art in Austin and Lawndale in Houston have announced new hires.

Bill Baird reviews a collaborative exhibition by stalwart Texas artists Jeff and Bryan Wheeler.

Austin artist Jade Walker is the new manager and curator of the Elisabet Ney Museum.

Jessica Fuentes talks with John Rohrbach, Senior Curator of Photographs at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art, about the exhibition he co-curated with Diné photographer Will Wilson.

Nico Silva interviews artist and cinematographer Jazmin Ontiveros, who is currently an artist-in-residence at the Border Art Residency in El Paso.

Today: Classroom ruins

Barbara Purcell on Barry Stone's uncanny photographs.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston reopens the Hirsch Library in a prominent new location.

Writer and curator Leslie Moody Castro writes about a past Venice that continues to contend with its precarious future.

The Bayou City Clay Crawl, organized by ClayHouston, will feature 38 artists in eight studios across Houston.

William Sarradet reviews a survey of one of the most prolific and recognizable living American photographers.

John Forse imagines Norman Rockwell's iconic "Freedom from Want" as a victim of the recent food-inspired climate change protests.

This week: solo shows honoring award-winning artists in Houston, a group show exploring the aesthetics of camp and queerness in Dallas, an exhibition of photograms created using expired gelatin silver paper found in Robert Rauschenberg’s darkroom, and more.

A list of Texas museums participating in the worldwide Museum Store Sunday, a day of discounts and other promotions.

An obituary for Frances Parker Marzio, Curator Emerita of the Glassell Collections, Africa, Oceania, the Americas, and Antiquities at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston and widow of MFAH director Peter Marzio.