Jessica Fuentes

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.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston’s reinstalled European art galleries, which feature recent acquisitions and loans, open June 8, 2022.

The National Endowment for the Arts recently announced 26 organizations, including two based in Texas, as inaugural recipients of the Creative Forces® Community Engagement grant.

The DoSeum, an interactive children’s art museum in San Antonio, is accepting applications for their Sixth Annual Artist-in-Residence program.

The McNay Art Museum has announced that Director and CEO Dr. Richard Aste will depart the museum in January 2023.

Following a fight with his girlfriend, twenty-one year-old Brian Hernandez broke into the Dallas Museum of Art and destroyed four artworks.

The Rockport Center for the Arts has announced its annual art festival and auction will take place during the first weekend of July.

Galerie Max Hetzler, an international contemporary art gallery with locations in Berlin, Paris, and London, has announced the opening of a new exhibition space in Marfa.

Bernardo Vallarino and 21 other Fort Worth artists performed “Pedacitos de paz” in honor of the victims of the Uvalde school shooting.

Today: Beige objects stretched over human forms.

FotoFest has announced the appointment of Chelsea Lynn Jones as Learning Programs Manager.

Artists and arts institutions across Texas have responded to the war through fundraising efforts and artistic endeavors that amplify Ukrainian voices.

On May 28, The Printing Museum will close its current location at 1324 West Clay Street in Houston as it prepares to relocate to a new facility.

Philanthropists Karl and Nelda Buckman announced the launch of Nelda Studios, a media company and philanthropic organization that supports creativity and the arts.

Associate Curator Tyler Blackwell departs the Blaffer Art Museum at the University of Houston and will join the Speed Art Museum later this summer.

Various Small Fires, which recently opened a Dallas location, has announced that Lisa Cooley is joining the gallery as Senior Director.