Jessica Fuentes

Austin Creative Reuse has launched an open call for designers for its fourth reuse fashion show, taking place this September.

The Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas has named Carlos Basualdo as its next Director; he succeeds Jeremy Strick, who retired in June 2024.

The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation has announced the 198 individuals who are part of the 2025 Guggenheim Fellowship class.

Today: Saddles (as seen at the Dallas Art Fair)

The Dallas Invitational Art Fair has announced the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth’s acquisition of two pieces from the 2025 fair.

The Tulsa Artist Fellowship, a place-based arts initiative in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has opened applications for its 2026-2028 program.

The Glass Art Society has announced the schedule for its 2025 International Conference, which will be hosted by the University of Texas at Arlington and SiNaCa Studios in Fort Worth.

The Dallas Art Fair and the Dallas Museum of Art have announced the seven artworks selected from the fair to join the museum’s permanent collection.

Jessica Fuentes writes about three arts spaces, in Ciudad Juárez, working binationally to support local and regional artists and creatives.

Landmarks, the public art program of the University of Texas at Austin has announced the composers included in its 2025 “Sound in Sculpture” program.

Lynn Castle, the longtime Executive Director of the Art Museum of Southeast Texas in Beaumont, has announced her upcoming retirement.

MASS Gallery, an artist-run experimental gallery in Austin, has partnered with the Cobertizo Artist Residency in Jilotepec, Mexico, to launch a binational residency program.

Arts and culture organizations across the Rio Grande Valley are still recovering following the historic flooding that occurred at the end of March.

The Dallas Invitational, which has been held at the Fairmont Hotel for the last two years, has relocated to the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek for its 2025 edition.

On March 6, 2025, House Bill 3958, which seeks to penalize museums for displaying obscene works, was introduced to the Texas Legislature.

Jessica Fuentes writes about a major retrospective of pastel drawings by the pioneering Chicana artist Judithe Hernández.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston will debut “Frida: The Making of an Icon,” curated by Mari Carmen Ramírez in January 2026.

The Orange Show Center for Visionary Art has shared a lineup of art car-related events taking place in Houston from April 10 through 13.

The National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures has begun a national search for its next CEO.

The Charles Adams Studio Project, located in Lubbock’s Cultural Arts District, is seeking applicants for its Live/Work Studio residency program.