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The work is a piece by Of the Serpent, a collaborative based out of San Antonio's Lone Star Arts District.

Artists Letitia and Sedrick Huckaby have announced the soft opening of Kinfolk House, a collaborative project space in Fort Worth’s Polytechnic Heights neighborhood.

The Houston Center Photography has announced that it has opened applications for its two annual fellowship awards. 

The Houston Center for Contemporary Craft has announced Cydney Pickens as its new Curatorial Fellow, and Maria-Elisa Heg as its new Digital Content Manager.

Houston arts organization Fresh Arts has announced that it is now accepting applications for its 2022 Space Taking Artist Residency.

The $5,000 award is open to all BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, & People of Color) artists working or living in either Dallas or Dallas County.

The Museum of Fine Arts Houston has announced Anita Bateman as its new Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art.

The Marfa Invitational, an art fair hosted in the small West Texas town of Marfa, has announced that it will return next year.

The screening is in conjunction with "Daniel Johnston: I Live My Broken Dreams," a survey exhibition of works by the artist and musician.

The Austin Studio Tour, an annual event that invites the public to visit artist’s studios, galleries, and public art projects on the West and East sides of Austin, will take place on three separate weekends in November this year.

The MAC, a nonprofit arts organization and exhibition space located in Dallas' historic Cedars neighborhood, has issued an open call for proposals.

Davenport and Knudson's conversation at The Modern, on October 26th, is happening both in person and virtually.

The Houston Center for Photography has announced Aaron Turner and Yue Nakayama as its 2021 fellowship recipients.

Prospect New Orleans, a citywide contemporary art triennial featuring works by over fifty international artists, is set to begin again this fall.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center in Dallas has announced the opening of a collaborative, community self-portraiture project called "Ghost Studio."

Today Glasstire is announcing that the publication and its longtime Editor-in-Chief, Christina Rees, have parted ways.

Of the more than 40 independent films on view this year, 16 are from Texas filmmakers.

The conversation will be held with Tony Green, Nancy Lamb, Jonathan Morris, Sunflowerman, and moderator Miguel Perez.

The project, led by artist Henry Sanchez, fosters the stewardship of Houston’s bayous and nature with a focus on bilingual and Spanish-speaking communities. 

ZFH 2021’s theme is “Homecoming."