Glasstire

A video tour of Dwayne Carter, Favio Moreno, and Narong Tintamusik's exhibitions at Plush Gallery in Dallas, Texas.

The conversation will be held with Tony Green, Nancy Lamb, Jonathan Morris, Sunflowerman, and moderator Miguel Perez.

The project, led by artist Henry Sanchez, fosters the stewardship of Houston’s bayous and nature with a focus on bilingual and Spanish-speaking communities. 

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech discuss artist Jens Haaning's recent viral artwork, 'Take the Money and Run,' and also discuss David Hockney's recent essay about the state of abstraction. 

ZFH 2021’s theme is “Homecoming."

ALMAAHH is dedicated to the creation of a cultural and visual arts center that will “showcase, preserve, and expand Latino arts.”

This year’s fair will feature 58 local, national, and international exhibitors.

This week: a celebratory retrospective in Dallas, Cuban cars in Houston, and "waiting for it" in Austin.

A native of Madrid, Dr. Roglán, an expert on 19th-century Spanish art, came from the Prado in Spain to the Meadows in 2001.

This is the first time the festival is in-person since 2019.

Chinati Weekend Open House in Marfa is resuming in-person programming for 2021

This week: shapeshifting in Dallas, communication disruption in San Antonio, and decorating tips in Houston.

Brandon Zech talks with San Antonio-based artist Mark Menjivar about archives, social practice art, and Menjivar's new virtual residency project with Glasstire.

Glasstire is pleased to announce the launch of a new project by San Antonio-based artist Mark Menjivar.

Castillo is a life-long Houstonian who has previously worked with Lawndale and Houston Arts Alliance.

The new network has put out an open call for BIPOC-founded and -led nonprofits and artist collectives to apply for grants of $5,000-$50,000.

This week: a force field in Houston, a magazine's history in Dallas, and plenty of fur in San Antonio.

Artists are encouraged to submit photos that capture “a moment in history, a moment when Americans protested across America against injustice."

The museum has announced the appointment of Deana Lowe Craighead, formerly Curator of Education at the Amarillo Museum of Art.

The grants aim to address the distinct experiences, challenges, and strengths of military and veteran families, care providers, and veteran populations.