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Artist Caroline Walker has partnered with The Dougherty Arts Center and Austin’s Museums & Cultural Programs for the project.

Christopher Blay and Christina Rees on how nature has taken over during Covid, the rich history of rodeo photography, and the open studio of a VIP artist inside a gallery.

"The Reanimation Project" illustrates the fears and potential consequences of the rise of artificial intelligence.

Three solo shows at Plush Gallery, Dallas. Dates: March 27 – May 29, 2021.

"An experiment on the eternity of the instant In his artistic experiment, Pablo Bobbio shows us what we would prefer to look away from."

"Working predominantly with oil pastels as his medium of choice, Ingram portrays urban contemporary themes."

"Inspired by stories of nature regenerating and reclaiming space during the Covid-19 pandemic, this exhibition examines what happens when humanity removes itself from the natural world."

“People can forget what certain micro-aggressions can look like. Words are very, very, very powerful.”

The Spring Art Fair will include artist demonstrations, artworks available for purchase at a variety of price points, and refreshments.

The grant will be used to develop an exhibition, mini-residency, and community mural project this year.

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on the ongoing debate about museums deaccessioning objects from their permanent collections. 

Brandon Zech and William Sarradet on a spate of new exhibitions opening this weekend, including the Austin debut of a DFW artist.

“While they work across various approaches and mediums, this year’s fellows share a commitment to building a more equitable arts field and uphold creativity as a powerful tool for social justice.”

Selected artists will each receive $5,000 upon completion.

“The real impetus for me is something I just can’t out of my head, and I just keep thinking: I need to make this; I have to make this.”

The 2021 residents will each receive a $500 grant in lieu of studio space, as well as access to MASS' website and social media platforms.

"Sound in Sculpture" 2021 features music from university students Geli Li, Sophie Mathieu, Abhi Rao, Thomas A. Rodriguez, and Rita Yung.

Weiner has been in a leadership position with Chinati for more than three decades, and originally accompanied Chinati's founder, the late Donald Judd, to Marfa as the artist's assistant.

"I don’t know if this NFT thing is a craze or if it’s here to stay, but we want to ride the wave while we can.”

Christopher Blay and Christina Rees on Texas barns in danger, Italian drawings in Space City, and an artist who has her finger on the pulse of human awfulness.