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"The three sculptures presented here are part of Partegàs’ 'Baskets. No Retention' series that plays with scale and unexpected materials to make a ubiquitous and familiar object both alluring and strange."

The show, co-curated by the gallery with Jonathan Paul Jackson, features works by Tom Bandage, Theresa Escobedo, Ronald L Jones, Matt Manalo, and DUAL.

The featured artists are Jayne Duryea, Flint Reed, David Hill, Janice Bartke Thompson, Catherine Vrba, and Crystal Farris.

"Graffiti has also become a popular art form among the property owners who once disapproved — now many building owners commission graffiti artists to adorn their walls with murals."

The Dallas-based artist and curator of experimental film and new media is off to Cairo to teach for two years! Christina Rees chats with him about the adjunct teaching racket, opportunities for American artists overseas, and how his new city may influence his work.

I remember when Nicole Tersigni’s thread of portraiture-based mansplaining memes started popping up in my Twitter feed last year. I laughed until I cried.  

A landmark of African American independent cinema by Dallas-born director Billy Woodberry.

"Kintsugi is the Japanese craft of repairing broken ceramics and tea ware with powdered gold and lacquer. As a metalsmith I feel a special affinity for the practice."

Featuring works by Christina Coleman, André Fuqua, Alex Kang, Ling-Lin Ku, Jay Jones, Diego Mireles Duran, Weylin Neyra, Rachael Starbuck, Tino Ward, Ariel Wood.

"This exhibition presents illustrations and musings about negotiation."

"Rocha's work expresses the lexicon of the Mexican-American border and the many social/political issues that derive from it."

Christopher Blay and Brandon Zech find that even at the end of this tumultuous summer, Texas art spaces are proving their resilience.

"Bill was a fierce supporter of emerging artists, often being the first to purchase a young artist’s work."

"The artist insists that what seems obvious on the surface is not the whole picture."

"Transformed by the changing light of day, the paintings are both an evocative and a meditative exploration in color and shape."

"'Ingrained' is a show of four artists with differing styles and subjects who are united by their use of a common material: wood."

La Malinche has long fascinated the San Antonio-based artist Cesar Martinez.

Christopher Blay talks with Janeil Engelstad about the history and current projects of her organization Make Art with Purpose.

Texas Hill Country may be known for its German cultural heritage, but what about the Italian guy with his own art museum in Marble Falls?

"This show is about how narrative and community create each other."