Christina Rees talks with Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth curator Alison Hearst about the museum's acclaimed Focus exhibition series, the politics of art acquisitions, and the work of current Focus artist Martine Gutierrez.

The couple began collaborating in the 1970s, focusing on the United States, with Texas as their main subject.

The show will feature artists from Africa and the African Diaspora whose focus is the problematic Eurocentric tropes of race, representation and the colonial past.

Lubbock is kind of on a roll right now.

With a mission of preserving Houston's African history and culture, the Library's anniversary celebration brings together a symposium focusing on the "State of Black Houston." 

The Venezuelan-born Houstonian Rosales' recent work focuses on issues of class, race, gender, immigration, and sexuality.

Briggs is widely credited for building The Museum of Texas Tech University’s extensive print, photography and works on paper collection.

Brandon Zech and Christopher Blay on museum cabaret in Dallas, four surefire art days in Austin, and a reworking of the “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” narrative in Houston. 

The installation titled Border Tuner, by Mexico-born artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, will be installed Wednesday, November 13, after two years of preparation.

The vacancy comes ahead of ArtPrize 2020, with its new biennial format.

Artadia awards its merit-based grants to artists in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco.

Reinert interviewed Apollo astronauts and found that their recollections were not what he’d expected.

“Fine art is good medicine.”

"We love this work and are trying to figure out how to manifest more hours in the day." 

In 2017, Houston Center for Contemporary Craft (HCCC) featured the work of Ehren Tool, a war veteran who uses craft (and an attendant kind of art) as a therapeutic practice to deal with trauma.

Today, Veterans Day, we browsed Instagram and Facebook to see how artists are commemorating the holiday through their posts.

"A lot of the art attractions that have a weight behind them are the hallmark pieces of art history, or the pieces that have come into the public eye — like the Sistine Chapel or the Mona Lisa." 

The installations are on view November 21, 2019-January 12, 2020.

Houston’s Zócalo Apartments announced the three winners of its inaugural residency program for 2020: Input Output, Ronald Jones, and Theresa Escobedo.

The setting of 'The Uncolonized' precedes us by a few centuries, but the discourse doesn’t seem too distant.