Glasstire

“To erect a border wall now in the flood plain of the Rio Grande River is not only an act of institutional racism and environmental desecration, but an historical anachronism.”

The grant is awarded to mature artists in recognition of the quality of their work and of the artist’s dedication to his or her art over a period of many years.

The extremely posh Menil Drawing Institute closely resembles an extremely posh convenience store on the Princeton campus.

In her farewell lecture, Glasstire founder Rainey Knudson discusses the history of the site and reveals our top 5 articles of all time (to date).

On April 13, an F2 tornado devastated the Caddo Mounds State Historic Site in Alto, Texas. It left one person dead and caused dozens of injuries. Parts the site's museum was destroyed.

Christina Rees and guests Chad Plunket and Paul Allen Hunton on a new arts festival in Lubbock, art with pontoon boats, and what cars pair well with Post-war paintings.

This latest grant joins a series of other Texas-based relief efforts that have followed devastating hurricanes in recent years.

Dr. Beverly Adams, who has served as curator of Latin American Art at UT Austin's Blanton Museum of Art for the last five years, has been appointed New York's Museum of Modern Art’s new Curator of Latin American Art.

Since its inception in 1996, the grant has awarded over $1.86 million to more than 400 Texas-based artists.

'Förg in Venice' will be on view May 11 through August 23, 2019 at the Palazzo Contarini Polignac in Venice.

Christina Rees and Neil Fauerso on the beauty of Grand Central Terminal, the endurance of Co-Lab Projects, and one longtime festival’s determination to keep Austin’s freak flag flying.

For the first time, the Rabkin Foundation has awarded a lifetime achievement award of $50,000 to the New York Times Co-Chief Art Critic Roberta Smith.

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation granted $500,000 to the M-AAA to fund the pilot program.

Last week and weekend marked the third annual Vignette Art Fair, a Dallas-based, non-profit fair that takes place each year during Dallas Arts Month and highlights the work of Texas-based women artists.

This is a fantastic opportunity for art-oriented high-school students to quality time with a world-class collection of international contemporary works, and to create conversations and projects around contemporary art ideas. 

Four years ago, the Dallas Museum of Art (DMA) launched an annual initiative to purchase works on display at the Dallas Art Fair for its permanent collection.

Houston-based artist Carolina Borja studied industrial design and Mexican folk art, and her work finds an intersection between the two, often using recycled materials.

Christina Rees and William Sarradet on three solo shows across Texas, the return of the Dallas Art Fair, and some traveling art in Dallas that you can actually afford this weekend.

The Texas National is an annual open-call art competition and exhibition founded and hosted by Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches.

'Autumn Knight: In Rehearsal' is the first comprehensive publication on the artist.