Walking through the Texas Civil War Museum was painful, demoralizing, and difficult. I can't imagine how any Black visitors here could feel much differently.

"I tend to think one can decipher how committed an artist is by their website."

Marshall joined HCP in June of 2018 and has been its Administrative Manager for two years.

Other artists included Zoë Buckman, Staceyann Chin, Karen Finley, Ebony Noelle Golden, Andrea Jenkins, Meshell Ndegeocello, Toshi Reagon, Martha Redbone, Carrie Mae Weems, Deborah Willis and more.

William Sarradet and Christina Rees recommend some choice shows that Texas galleries have on view right now, whether through a window, online, or by appointment. 

"An exhibition of new works by Jana Swec and Jonas Criscoe exploring the concept of entropy through movement, pattern, cycles and decay."

From October 5-11, the online festival will include an art auction, virtual performances, art projects for kids, and more.

"In keeping with the theme of masks, visitors are encouraged to wear a creative face mask when visiting the exhibition."

"I hope that looking at some of these images from the not-so-distant past can help to understand/digest images of present-day protests."

Glasstire has reached out to DAF Director Kelly Cornell via email for confirmation of the cancellation, and as of this writing has received no response.

Under the influence of the creative compulsion, the motive is no longer to communicate through the product of our work. Instead, the work becomes a place to hide out.

The Blaffer has implemented health and safety protocols, which include hand sanitizing stations, social distancing requirements, as well as face mask requirements.

The Chicano movement was galvanized by — and it became deeply identified with — the struggles of the United Farm Workers Union.

The opening restriction to members only is indefinite, and the Jones Center location on Congress Avenue will remain closed for now.

The overall experience was good — and for the brave souls who ventured out, the risks seemed low.

"Texas Legends highlights the work of two prolific Texas-based artists, William Anzalone and Cruz Ortiz."

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech discuss a recent shakeup in the New York gallery scene and how the pandemic will affect art galleries long term. 

The number of murals in Fort Worth has increased sharply over the past two years.

These works are delicate but not fragile, bringing to mind the slogan by queer publisher Genderfail: "radical softness as a boundless form of resistance."

"It takes all of us, but as individuals we need to stand up, open our eyes, be brave and realize this is not the America we should be living in."