The Cedars Union, a Dallas-based nonprofit arts incubator, has opened a call for its fifth cohort of artists.

Emma S. Ahmad reviews an exhibition of works addressing the reproductive rights of women in Texas, on view at Lagoon Studio in Dallas.

The programming schedule for the 18th annual Rockport Film Festival has been released and tickets are now available to be purchased.

Big Medium, an Austin-based arts nonprofit, has announced the official artists, art spaces, temporary art experiences, and creative and business partners behind this year’s Austin Studio Tour.

Philip Kelleher reviews an exhibition of works by Anna Mavromatis that highlight feminist tactics of resistance.

The Mexic-Arte Museum in Austin, the El Paso Museum of Art, and the El Paso Museum of History have announced promotions and new hires.

The fifth in a series of extended interviews from the making of "Breaking the Code." In this conversation, artist Baseera Khan speaks on the influence of Vernon Fisher. 

William Sarradet writes a Texas-based column examining urban themes in contemporary art through the lens of metropolitanism.

Texas Women for the Arts, a program of the Texas Cultural Trust, has opened applications for its annual grants program.

The newly-formed Austin-based Frick Arts Foundation has awarded 10 local artists with grants of $1,000.

This week: a solo photo show exploring the course of the Rio Grande/Río Bravo in Marfa, a group show addressing abortion access and reproductive rights in Dallas, 14 artists responding to environmental crisis and climate change in Houston, and more.

Caleb Bell profiles three Houston studios offering printmaking, photography, and ceramics to community members.

The Art Dealers Association of America has announced the programming schedule for its 36th annual iteration of The Art Show, a fair that brings together galleries from across the U.S.

AURORA, a Dallas-based public arts organization known for its work in technology, has announced artists selected for its sixth biennial exhibition, “FuturePresentPast.”

Philip Kelleher reviews a show of prints and video which double, abstract, and contort vision.

Artadia, a national nonprofit grantmaking organization, has opened applications for its 2024 Houston Artadia Awards.

Brenda Melgoza Ciardiello writes about the nuances of Latinx identity, as seen in the work of the Texas-based participants in "Flow State," El Museo del Barrio's 2024 Trienal.

James Magee, an artist known for his large-scale El Paso-based installation The Hill, died on September 14 at the age of 79.

Jessica Fuentes and Gabriel Martinez discuss the Surrealist century and the slate of upcoming shows celebrating this influential movement.

Meow Wolf Houston has released sneak peek images of its permanent exhibition “Radio Tave," which opens on October 31.