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This week: a multidisciplinary solo show in Lufkin, a regional juried exhibition featuring 58 artists in Fort Worth, an exploration of borders in Houston, and more.

A video tour of the exhibition "HOWL" at Inman Gallery in Houston, featuring artists Moll Brau, Angela Fraleigh, and Angelica Raquel.

Lauren Shults on artist Natalie Wadlington's playful, precise narrative paintings of childhood excursions.

Jon Revett on why he was (surprisingly) impressed by the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston's M.C. Escher exhibition.

Jacky Cortiaus on a summer exhibition at Anya Tish Gallery that's themed around beating the Texas heat.

In this portrait series, William Sarradet asks artists working in Texas the question, "As a contemporary artist, how is your practice shaped by current events?"

Jessica Fuentes and William Sarradet discuss the museums, galleries, and art you should see in Plainview, Canyon, Amarillo, and Wichita Falls.

Carris Adams talks with Dorota Biczel, the outgoing director of the Houston Center for Photography, about her research interests, her nonprofit work, and her advice for others working in the arts.

Ruben Cordova on a recently closed exhibition of African sculptures, which was on view at the Kimbell Museum of Art in Fort Worth.

Kathy Bussert-Webb reviews Rio Grande Valley artist Chris Leonard's exhibition, on view at the San Benito Cultural Heritage Museum.

This week: summer group shows in Dallas and Corpus Christi, an exhibition about beauty in Austin, exploring the border in Laredo, and more.

Sean J. Patrick Carney habla sobre la historia de los muchos mesías de Texas y la relación entre la superstición y la religión.

Exhibitions can be an effective tool for arts organizations and museums to amplify representation of people of color, but shows alone cannot eliminate barriers that have persistently disconnected visitors from these institutions.

A tour of Cande Aguilar's exhibition at The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center in San Antonio.

Jessica Fuentes on “Technicolor Summer,” which is currently on view at the Old Jail Art Center in Albany.

Artist and writer Colette Copeland reviews a series of exhibitions focusing on paper and books at the Grace Museum.

Michael Flanagan talks with Javier Dragustinovis, curator of the Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Tamaulipas in Matamoros, Mexico.

Hannah Rotwein reviews Jessie Homer French's solo exhibition of paintings at Various Small Fires in Dallas.

Leslie Moody Castro talks with artist Austin Uzor on the occasion of his solo exhibition at the Rockport Center for the Arts.

Barbara Purcell talks with artist Henry Horenstein about his solo show at grayDUCK Gallery, his thoughts on digital versus film photography, and his interest in animals and Texas' music scene.