Christopher Blay

My hope is that you look at these images as a sort of proof-of-life document. Check in on these artists if you know them, and others you may know.

Eight new sculptures by Texas artists have been installed for this year's True North 2020 exhibit along Heights Boulevard in the Heights neighborhood of Houston.

Adding to the news coming out of the Texas art world: Fusebox and CounterCurrent will explore ways to shift to virtual platforms.

A press release from the Houston Museum District Association announced the closures today.

The art fair weekend will take place April 2-5 in Marfa's Saint George Hall.

Dennis is one of two new curatorial appointments to the museum following a national search, and will begin her position in April.

Sound in Sculpture 2020 will feature compositions by Austin Ali, José Castillo, Nathan Nokes, Abhi Rao, and Rita Yung.

Each artists gets a studio and living space in Berlin for three months, with access to workshops, exhibition opportunities, and studio visits with international curators.

SXSW has been called off for the first time in its 34-year history due to concerns about COVID-19.

The April festival in Austin will feature 100 performances, installations, talks, and happenings by local, national, and international artists.

From April 14-19, artists from around the world will converge on locations across Houston.

Many of Prospect's projects for 2020 draw heavily on the perspectives of artists of African descent

Makonnen's exhibition at Big Medium in Austin aims to "res(e)t" our climate of temporal anxiety.

The festival 'MAP2020: The Further We Roll, The More We Gain' will happen at locations throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area from March 8-April 30.

Rudolph will leave SAMA in late March to become the Nelson-Atkins Deputy Director of Curatorial Affairs.

Beginning this month, Schaffner will oversee Chinati's permanent collection, exhibitions, residency program, publications, and scholarship.

Garcia will oversee a portfolio of ongoing commissioned art projects totaling $6.5 million.

Creed starts in April; she will support Ballroom's mission to expand its programming beyond Texas.

In an official statement from the organization, it says there are plans to keep the name and find a new space.

"I want to document — in a substantial manner — those in my community who have inspired change."