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The first leg of the CultureBank Dallas initiative culminates on Tuesday, February 25, with presentations and a panel discussion.

Nine installations, featuring international experiential and conceptual visual art that employs emerging technologies and immersive environments, will be on view March 13-22.

Produced by Burning Bones Press, the event takes place from noon to 5 p.m., and is free to the public.

This is the third year of  the prize, which supports writers early in their careers.

"Through engaging speakers, music, film and visual arts, we learn empathy and gratitude, barriers come down, and our minds are opened to new possibilities.” 

The exhibition, which closes on July 19, will travel to the Museo de Arte Moderno in Mexico City in the fall.

The exhibition, which is on view now and runs through March, will include a free artist talk on February 26 at 3 p.m.

The plan was announced in the newly renovated DeLuxe Theater on Lyons Avenue.

As part of a sporadic-yet-ongoing tradition, today Glasstire relaunches its online artist residency with a one-week, complete takeover of our Instagram account by Austin-based artist Sean Ripple. 

The Land Art Generator is an artwork that produces renewable energy consisting of 18 60-cell solar panels coated with image-embedded photovoltaic film.

The Printmaker’s Ball is an opportunity to preview work on show during PrintAustin’s PrintEXPO, which runs through the weekend.

Judges for this round of the Prize include Dr. Rich Aste, Director of the McNay Art Museum; Anjali Gupta, Director of Sala Diaz; Brandon Zech, Publisher of Glasstire; Christina Rees, Editor-in-Chief of Glasstire; and Christopher Blay, News Editor of Glasstire.

No stranger to the reality that pieces like these could be in its encyclopedic collection or on loan, the DMA has previously returned works to their home countries: Turkey, in 2012, as well as some Greek and Etruscan pieces the following year. The DMA is not alone in this.

Walley Films, an acclaimed independent film studio based out of San Antonio, is the husband and wife duo of Angela and Mark Walley.

The announcement today of the landmark acquisition establishes the Amon Carter as the only institution in the country to have this type of Asawa's work in its collection.

The series continues this Friday with artist Michael Queenland, then Malik Gaines in February, and Nicole Miller in March.

The artists will be selected by jury based on the strength of their application, which should include a CV/resumé, artist statement, letter of interest, letter of recommendation, and portfolio.

The reception to be held from 7:30– 9:30 PM at Aurora Picture Show in Houston.

The Obama portraits, commissioned by the National Portrait Gallery, will come to the MFAH — the only Texas stop on the tour.

Rakowitz will cook traditional Iraqi dishes and Texas BBQ at F.A.R.M. Urban Park in Dallas.