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A comic by Texas artist John Forse.

“We still love the business and we really thought we would keep working until we couldn’t anymore, and just close the doors. So we’re thrilled that it is going to continue.”

Shirin Neshat's retrospective exhibition at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth is made up of her acclaimed oeuvre of photography, video and film from the past 30 years.

"Jackson uses his latest works to provide a sanctuary of tranquility and reflection for the Texas citizens during these uncertain times."

Christopher Blay and (momentary) guest host Hesse McGraw, Director of the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, discuss seeing the sun again, an unpronounceable show title, wild life, and an exclusive first look at the renovated CAMH.

Today: Gradations

These stories are necessary. They direct a lens at reality in way that helps us all see each other more clearly.

It was the first full day of good weather and sunshine after Houston (and much of Texas) dug out of the event that was Winter Storm Uri.

"Architecture is always the jumping off point for me."

Neighbors try to prevent their plants from freezing and inadvertently give a nod to the works of artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude.

Watkins was recently designated by Houston Center for Contemporary Craft as a Texas Master.

Permanent collections sit all across the world, waiting patiently to be remembered while we barrel through newness.

Featuring works by Schuyler DeMarinis, Forrest Aderholt, Taylor Bailey, Brock Caron, and Iris Rylander:

Featuring work by Forrest Aderholt, Chris Ancarrow, Brock Caron, Alex Coronel, Taylor Bailey, Kelsey Baker, Aria Brownell, Amar Gupta, Rachel Spits, Carrie Shannon, Kirsten Lofgren, Melanie Farris, Russell Brxwn, Jet, Molly Knobloch, and Iris Rylander

San Antonio's Artist of the Year has been flying under the art radar for too long.

Please stay warm if you can (I am officially coining the word "ColdVid"), and more power in the days to come.

In light of Winter Storm Uri, which is sweeping across Texas, this week's Top Five is a rebroadcast of our video from July 18, 2019.

We need to radically rethink the ways in which culture is funded, and this essay contains an idea for that.

Embarking as a motivated flaneur is the point.

Inspired by the career of Clint Willour, Christina Rees and Brandon Zech discuss the transformational impact a single person can have on an art scene.