ICOSA Collective, an artist-run nonprofit in Austin, has announced a national call for entries for its “Open Space 2024” juried exhibition.

This week: sculptural works made from concrete in Dallas, a solo show connecting Christian iconography, Black spirituality, and notions of ancestry in Austin, miniatures from a collection of Mexican folk art in Beaumont, and more.

Institutions across South Texas, including the Rockport Center for the Arts, the International Museum of Art & Science, and the Brownsville Museum of Fine Art, have a slew of solo shows and group exhibitions opening soon.

Today: Impressionist paintings on round, found objects.

A video tour of the exhibition "Dance of Gestures" at Sabine Street Studios.

Easyside, a Fort Worth-based nonprofit, in partnership with Artist Mama Fund, a granting program for artist single mothers, has launched an open call for the Texas Single Parent Art Prize.

Earlier this month, Bale Creek Allen Gallery in Fort Worth announced via social media that it is temporarily closing and a new gallery called Giant Runt is taking over the physical space.

Christopher Karr reviews an eclectic selection of works from the University of Texas at San Antonio's permanent collection, on view at the school's Russell Hill Rogers Galleries.

Annelise Eileraas writes about a dance performance at the Moody Center for the Arts that focused on Georgia O'Keefe's time in Texas and the legendary painter’s dark years during WWI.

The University of Texas School of Architecture recently debuted an exhibition titled “The Black Home as Public Art” and will host a symposium on the same topic in September.

Contemporary Art Month, a San Antonio nonprofit, has opened its call for its 2025 Perennial exhibition and announced Marisa Sage as the guest curator.

In the final installment of a series of interviews with Texas master printers, Caleb Bell talks with Carlos Hernandez of Burning Bones Press in Houston.

Sophia Penny writes about Tanaka Yu's "Tsutsumimono" a modern take on furoshiki, the art of wrapping, recently acquired by the Dallas Museum of Art.

Ballroom Marfa, a non-collecting contemporary art museum in West Texas, has announced the appointment of Jaime Herrell as Associate Curator, as well as other organizational shifts.

Big Medium, in partnership with the Blaffer Art Museum at the University of Houston and DiverseWorks, has announced the artists participating in its 2024 Texas Biennial.

William Sarradet writes about art and experiences he encountered during the summer months of 2024.

Glasstire talks with Prospect New Orleans's director and curators about the exhibition's history, what to expect from the forthcoming triennial, and how the event incorporates local communities. 

Earlier this year, Houston-based artist Dario Robleto was invited to participate in the National Gallery of Art’s Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts residency program as its first Visiting Guest Artist.

This week: a group show featuring historically marginalized artists in Dallas, a solo exhibition focusing on the Third Ward in Houston, a show about lowriders and their legacy in Austin, and more.

Joseph Staley reviews a group show collecting the work of four contemporary abstract painters recently on view at David Shelton Gallery.