He is recognized as a founder of African American Art History.

The streamlined application process is meant to address the basic life needs of arts professionals, and to reach as many individuals as possible.

"Letitia Huckaby’s 'Beautiful Blackness' taps deep into the historical entanglements surrounding African American life in the rural American south."

The Foundation's Houston program partners are Aurora Picture Show, DiverseWorks, and Project Row Houses.

"This exhibition gives students an opportunity to display their artwork within the gallery and compete for top honors and prize money."

A show of works by Kari Englehardt at Wrong Gallery/Do Right Hall in Marfa.

Brandon Zech, Christina Rees, and Christopher Blay show and tell their favorite Texas art books to hunker down with during these shelter-in-place days. 

Curator of Galveston Arts Center, Dennis Nance, gives himself a haircut at home. He's chosen "Home Remedy Mixtape #1" as his background music.

Featuring works by Richard Armendariz, Nate Cassie, Andrés Ferrandis, Cisco Jímenez, Katie Pell, Ethel Shipton, and Gary Sweeney.

"Karl E. Hall is best known as a painter and printmaker, active since the 1970s, and the exhibition includes painterly portraits and compositions relating to Hall’s brand of 'Gospel Surrealism.'"

"Modern Cowboy" features contemporary, western-inspired works by the Dallas artist Jon Flaming.

We anticipate what some people are calling maybe the biggest capital campaigns the world has ever seen, and our Texas museums may never be the same.

Pan was the Curator of Science at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History from 2008 to 2012.

The Dallas Art Fair will release the list of participating galleries on April 7.

"Now more than ever there is a need to provide access  to robust edifying visual arts experiences that are inclusive of diverse practices and practitioners for every adult and child, professional and student, nationality and race across the globe."

"What should we be doing with all these time in isolation? What should we not be doing? What are we actually doing?"

This exhibition focuses on the key material and fundamental motif the artist Mark Bradford employed early in his career and has returned to periodically over the past two decades: end papers.

"The exhibition sees Sullivan closing in on his objects at varying scales that reflect his meditation on the body and its relation to objects."

This video is part of Glasstire’s series of short videos, Five-Minute Tours, for which commercial galleries, museums, nonprofits and artist-run spaces across the state of Texas send us video walk-throughs of their current exhibitions.

The program has $250,000 in unrestricted funds and will award up to $2,500 each to artists who experience financial hardship due to loss of income or opportunity due to the Corona crisis.