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Courtney Thomas reviews "Poe: A Tale of Madness," a collaborative ballet that looks at the tragedy of the life of writer Edgar Allen Poe.

Jennifer Battaglia talks with photographer Únies Gonzalez about collaboration, favorite film stock, and cooking in stranger's kitchens.

Ronnie Yates reviews a survey of works by longtime Texas photographer Paul Hester.

Meher Qazilbash reviews an exhibition of unassuming street photographs that tell partial stories of the subjects' lives.

William Sarradet reviews exhibitions by Christopher Blay at the Galveston Art Center and Masha Sha at the Galveston Artist Residency.

In this essay, which won Glasstire's 2024 Central Texas Art Writing Prize, Arianne Ohman writes about how an unfinished painting by Jacques-Louis David helped her see the beauty of imperfection.

This week: a week-long multidisciplinary festival with events taking place across Austin, a solo exhibition of photographs depicting Latinx artists in San Antonio, a show featuring three sculptors in Dallas, and more.

Hannah Dean profundiza en las tuercas y tornillos (y bridas y cuerdas de bungee) que hacen funcionar el consumismo en su reseña de "Mama's Boy or an Inexplicable Reasoning".

Contemporary Art Month, San Antonio 2024 Critical Writing Fellow Seyde Garcia interviews artist Sarah Lasley about her experience curating the 2024 CAM Student Film Festival.

Hills Snyder reviews an exhibition of vulnerable, alien-like paintings by artist Georganne Deen.

Brandon Zech, Leslie Moody Castro, and Gabriel Martinez talk about the 2024 editions of the Dallas Art Fair and the Dallas Invitational.

Jessica Fuentes writes about recent trips to San Antonio as part of her research for her Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant articles.

Michael Flanagan interviews Jem Cohen, one of cinema's most distinctive voices, in advance of screenings of two of Cohen's films

This week: a solo show featuring elaborate sculptural works in Rockport, an exhibition of photographs documenting Black churches in Lufkin, a collaborative series of quilts referencing complex fictional worlds in Austin, and more.

A video tour of the exhibition "Of Love, Pins, and Needles" featuring Han Cao, Andrey Chezhin, and Marcella Colavecchio at Anya Tish Gallery in Houston.

A video tour of the sculpture exhibition "Robbie Barber: Relics" at Rockport Center for the Arts in Rockport, Texas.

A video tour of Sarah Sudhoff's "The Past is Ever Present" and Paul Hester's "Prisoners of Masculinity" at Andrew Durham Gallery, Houston.

Ruben Cordova writes about the one-night exhibition "Las Muñecas en la Calle Guadalupe," which looked at the history of sex workers in San Antonio.

Michael Flanagan reviews the film "Omar and Cedric: If This Ever Gets Weird," about the lives and creative partnership of artists Omar Rodriguez Lopez and Cedric Bixler-Zavala, which screened at the 2024 SXSW Festival in Austin.

Michelle Kraft profiles the artist and gallerist Janelle Barrington Spivey, who won Lubbock's 2024 YWCA Woman of Excellence award for her work in the city.