The Affordable Art Fair, which hosts nontraditional art fairs in cities across the world, will return to Austin this May.

Austin’s City Council has passed a resolution in response to community outcry over the City’s refusal to pay for the removal of public art works that will otherwise be demolished.

Lauren Jones reviews an exhibition of paintings that captures the essence of the Texas landscape.

The City of Galveston’s Cultural Arts Commission is currently accepting applications for public art proposals at five locations throughout the island.

Gene Fowler reviews an exhibition that gathers work by a wide range of artists that have been influenced by cowboy imagery.

Lauren Klotzman reviews an exhibition of video work that makes use of the screen as a sculptural material.

Art writers, journalists, and critics are invited to apply for the Rabkin Foundation's inaugural travel grant program.

Buffalo Bayou Partnership and Aurora Picture Show present the fourth annual Night Light event, bringing cinematic art to the natural environment. 

Jessica Fuentes conversa con Verónica Gaona, artista radicada en Houston, sobre su práctica y el papel que han desempeñado las residencias en su carrera.

This week: a retrospective spanning 45 years of a photographer's career in Houston, a pop-up exhibition featuring women artists in San Antonio, a solo show exploring sociopolitical issues in Austin, and more.

An obituary for Mac Whitney, the longtime Texas artist known for his abstract metal sculptures, who died in February 2025.

Christopher Karr reviews an exhibition of paintings and sculptures that explore the artist's relationship to the natural world.

Women & Their Work, an Austin-based nonprofit, has announced the eight artists selected for its 2026-2027 solo exhibition series.

Brandon Zech breaks down the problems that have been plaguing the Texas Biennial throughout its 20-year history, and proposes how to move forward.

At the end of February, Daniel Celaya, a Sam Houston State University student, opened an art gallery dedicated to outsider art in Huntsville.

Moody Gallery has announced that it will hold a memorial service for artist and educator Suzanne Bloom, who died on February 4, 2025.

Cluley Projects, the community-based programming arm of Erin Cluley Gallery in Dallas, has named Chukwudi Ukonne as the winner of its inaugural Arts Writing Mentorship.

In partnership with Art21, Glasstire is co-publishing films about contemporary Texas-related artists. The eighth installation features Guadalupe Maravilla.

Jessica Fuentes and Gabriel Martinez talk about the book "Monsters: A Fan's Dilemma" and some of the cultural creatives who have committed monstrous crimes.

An obituary for Mary Elizabeth Cantú, an artist, educator, and community advocate, who died suddenly from a heart attack on Thursday, February 18, 2025.