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This week: a body of work inspired by a singular image in Houston, a solo exhibition exploring firearms through the lens of fetishism in Dallas, a series of dreamy paintings of a world crafted from cardboard in Austin, and more.

Donna Tennant reviews an exhibition of dreamlike images of hybrid creatures at Andrew Durham Gallery in Houston.

Caleb Bell talks with Ellen Tanner about drawing inspiration for her miniature paintings from fables, myths, and Tramp art.

Ruhee Maknojia reviews an exhibition of paintings that takes liberties with its source material while questioning the notion of originality.

William Sarradet talks with artist Jacqueline Overby about developing affordable art studios and their significance in building community.

Jessica Fuentes writes about experiencing La Monte Young and Marian Zazeela’s “Dream House” in New York City.

A video tour of the exhibition "Stronger Together: Works by Tiffany Heng-Hui Lee" at Beeville Art Museum.

A video tour of the exhibition "Ethereal Expressions: Works by Kingsley Onyeiwu" at Beeville Art Museum.

Ruben C. Cordova writes about the new arrangement of the Met's painting galleries, which includes improved lighting and acknowledges a more diverse representation of artists, subjects, and genres.

This week: a solo show featuring mixed-media works exploring the gray area between two states of being in Houston, paintings and sculptures exploring propaganda and misinformation in Dallas, an exhibition exploring motherhood in Austin, and more.

Leslie Moody Castro writes about making cempasúchiles and the construction of an altar to honor lost loved ones.

A video tour of the exhibition Mokha Laget: Inclinations at Gallery Sonja Roesch, Houston.

Max Tolleson reviews an exhibition of inventive works by Cody Ledvina at Pablo Cardoza Gallery that balance humor, absurdity, and creativity.

Lauren Moya Ford reviews an exhibition that confronts pressing issues around women’s bodies, sexuality, and motherhood.

Peter S. Briggs reviews a show of photographs, videos, and sculptures that critiques the architectural strategies of detention along the border.

Neil Fauerso reviews two intellectually provocative exhibitions by Lauren Kelley and Kathleen McShane at [TXST] Galleries.

William Sarradet writes about two exhibition in Dallas at Sweet Pass Sculpture Park and the Nasher Sculpture Center.

Madison Ford revisa una exposición de imágenes que presentan el lado íntimo de Frida Kahlo.

This week: a retrospective of works by an award-winning artist, curator, and activist in Houston; an otherworldly meditative large-scale installation in Austin; a solo show featuring vibrant abstract landscapes in Dallas; and more.

Sarah M Vasquez traces the journey of a sculpture that was commissioned by the Friends of Ruidosa Church as it makes its way to a permanent home.