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Jessica Fuentes speaks with photographer Loli Kantor about her recent book, which is a documentation of her search for her mother and a reflection on displacement, loss, and grief.

Joseph Staley writes about an exhibition featuring work by Trenton Doyle Hancock and Philip Guston that examined the impact of white supremacy, racism, and antisemitism on Black and Jewish Americans.

William Sarradet writes about exhibitions at the Hamon Arts Library and Arc Gallery in Dallas and an open studio at 100 West Corsicana.

This week: a solo show featuring works inspired by ancient Indigenous pottery and land art in Austin, an exhibition of photographs, videos, and installations created across two decades in El Paso, paintings exploring ancestral memory and transformation in Dallas, and more.

A video tour of “Crossing Water” at Monterroso Gallery.

A video tour of “Heather L. Johnson and Ellen H. Ray: Triage” at Throughline.

Colette Copeland reviews “Rift or White Lies,” a play about the power of lies and secrets that divide a family.

Lauren Moya Ford writes about the gestural, glowing, and inventive work of ceramicist Toshiko Takaezu.

Brianna Glass, Contemporary Art Month San Antonio’s Critical Writing Fellow, interviews 2025 Perennial curator Marisa Sage about how she organized this year’s exhibition.

John Davis writes on the overlapping aesthetic approaches of 80s band Hüsker Dü and Houston artist Mark Flood.

William Sarradet speaks with Dallas artist Hava Toobian about the art, culture, and manuscripts they encountered during their recent trip to Ireland.

Daniel Orr reviews an exhibition of Dutch Masterpieces from the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and the Kimbell Art Museum.

Gabriel Martinez conversa con Julia Barbosa Landois sobre su nuevo performance en DiverseWorks que combina spoken word, video y música en vivo.

A video tour of "Texas Collaborations with Jeff F. Wheeler" at Heidi Vaughan Fine Art.

This week: a group show addressing the climate crisis and its intersection with equity and social justice issues in Houston, a solo exhibition reflecting on a continuous journey of self-discovery and connection in Georgetown, a solo show of paintings considering a family tradition in Fort Worth, and more.

A video tour of “Benito Huerta & Janet Chaffee: He Said, She Said” at Andrew Durham Gallery.

A video tour of “Jessica Monroe: Laguna Madre” at the Art Center of Corpus Christi.

A video tour of “donna e perkins: Gone Awry” at Archway Gallery.

Natalie Hegert reviews an exhibition of video works by Mexico City-based artists who are responding to the culture-shaping events of recent years.

Joseph Staley writes about Joseph Havel’s poetic sculptures and drawings in his new exhibition at Josh Pazda Hiram Butler in Houston.