Jessica Fuentes

San Anto Cultural Arts hosts a rededication of the iconic “Leyendas Aztecas” mural on Brazos Street, just west of downtown San Antonio.

DiverseWorks, a multidisciplinary arts space in Houston, has announced the upcoming deadline for their annual Project Freeway Fellowship Program.

The Houston Museum of African American Culture has announced the upcoming exhibition “David-Jeremiah: Early Career Survey,” which is the first show curated by the organization’s new Chief Curator, Christopher Blay.

Jessica Fuentes on solo exhibitions by Dontrius Williams and Christopher Knowles at Arts Fort Worth.

The MAC, a nonprofit arts organization and gallery in Dallas, recently extended the deadline for its annual membership exhibition.

FotoFest has opened registration for The Meeting Place portfolio review, which is part of the organization's biennial.

The Houston Center for Photography has announced that Dorota Biczel, who was appointed Executive Director and Curator last summer, is stepping down from her position on July 1, 2022.

Amphibian Stage, a nonprofit theater company, has partnered with Blue Zone Project Fort Worth to launch an augmented reality art tour of the city’s South Main neighborhood.

Houston Center for Contemporary Craft recently announced its 2022 residents and its new Education and Program Coordinator.

Artpace recently announced that it has received a $250,000 donation from the Linda Pace Foundation toward its Artist in Residence Endowment campaign.

In the past week, five Mexic-Arte board members have resigned following staff allegations of an unsafe workplace as well as improper care of the institution’s art collection.

Texas arts and culture organizations celebrate Juneteenth this weekend.

Houston’s Mayor, Sylvester Turner, calls for proposals to be considered for endorsement for the National Endowment for the Arts’ “Our Town” grant.

Lawndale has selected Chelsea Clarke, Verónica Gaona, and Alexis Pye, as its 2022/2023 Artist Studio Program participants.

Artistic and religious spaces are both deeply rooted in culture, and as religious beliefs and opinions become more and more entrenched, maybe art is one place where we can come together to reveal our common humanity.

The Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston have each recently acquired artworks by Texas-based artists.

Last month, three contemporary art galleries in San Antonio were burglarized, with a total of $78,000 worth of artwork stolen.

Assembly, an arts agency and creative studio, recently announced the opening of a physical gallery space in Houston’s Montrose neighborhood.

The Foundation for Jones Hall in Houston has announced the start of the second phase of its $50 million renovation.

The Mexic-Arte Museum’s board has made a public statement acknowledging the current and former staff’s concerns, and laying out action items.