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Today: Gallery patrons looking at art

Lauren Jones reviews a show of paintings by Jiab Prachakul which document her personal and professional relationships and her journey as an artist.

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

Jessica Fuentes, William Sarradet, and Brandon Zech discuss the trends they found at the 2025 Dallas Art Fair and the Dallas Invitational.

Brianna Glass writes about the artists taking on the difficult task of capturing the concept of "inbetweenness" at the CAM Perennial.

Christopher Karr reviews a show of mixed media work that uses natural forms to stage a search for identity and place.

A video tour of the exhibition "Anya’s Eye" at Anya Tish Gallery, Houston.

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

This week: an exhibition showcasing queer representation in the Jerry and Marilyn Comer Collection of Photography in Richardson, a solo show featuring drawings and sculptures produced over 30 years in Houston, a group show exploring the body as container and domestic spaces in Austin, and more.

Michele Brangwen previews the fifth annual Texas Latino/a/x Contemporary Dance Festival at MATCH, Houston.

Emma S. Ahmad reviews an exhibition of artworks by Indian women curated by Colette Copeland as part of her Fulbright research.

Carris Adams talks with Renata Cassiano Alvarez about the material and cultural influences that shape her ceramic sculptures.

Mary Leclere reviews the first U.S. major museum survey of filmmaker and artist Tacita Dean at the Menil Collection.

Ruben C. Cordova writes about the double standards regarding tattoo iconography in today's political climate.

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

William Sarradet writes about recent exhibitions at the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) and Kerlin Gallery in Dublin.

Glasstire, en colaboración con Art21, está copublicando filmes sobre artistas contemporáneos relacionados con Texas. La séptima entrega presenta a Tanya Aguiñiga.

This week: a solo exhibition of works by a Texas artist famous for his Hermès scarf designs in Galveston; a multidisciplinary solo show exploring community, humanity, struggle, and spirituality in Dallas; a photo-based group exhibition inspired by the COVID pandemic in Houston, and more.

CAM Critical Writing Fellow Brianna Glass reviews an exhibition that explores identity and empowerment through self-portraiture.

Valeria or reviews an exhibition of the work of influential Houston painter Dorothy Hood on view at Hollis Taggart, NY.