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William Sarradet writes about two exhibition in Dallas at Sweet Pass Sculpture Park and the Nasher Sculpture Center.

Madison Ford revisa una exposición de imágenes que presentan el lado íntimo de Frida Kahlo.

This week: a retrospective of works by an award-winning artist, curator, and activist in Houston; an otherworldly meditative large-scale installation in Austin; a solo show featuring vibrant abstract landscapes in Dallas; and more.

Sarah M Vasquez traces the journey of a sculpture that was commissioned by the Friends of Ruidosa Church as it makes its way to a permanent home.

Peter Lucas writes about a newly restored film classic that is screening at the DeLuxe Theater as part of the Houston Cinema Arts Festival.

Philip Kelleher writes about an exhibition of Pueblo pottery at the MFAH curated collectively by members of 21 tribal communities.

Lauren Moya Ford reviews a show of photographs at the UT Visual Arts Center that Violette Bule created in conjunction with incarcerated Venezuelans.

A video tour of the exhibition "Works by Alison Schuchs" in the Kucera Gallery at the Art Center of Corpus Christi.

A video tour of the exhibition "Kelli Scott Kelley: Nature Morte" at Andrew Durham Gallery, Houston

Brandon Zech and Gabriel Martinez discuss their experience visiting "Radio Tave," the new Houston branch of the Meow Wolf franchise.

Ruben Cordova writes about Catrina imagery and artwork created during Day of the Dead celebrations in Mexico and across the U.S.

Joseph Staley reviews a site-specific media and sound installation by Rachel Rossin which draws on "The Velveteen Rabbit" to address themes of transformation and loss.

In celebration of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston's 100th birthday, our writers are breaking down their favorite pieces in the museum's collection. To kick off the series, Brandon Zech writes about a painting by Canaletto.

This week: a co-curated exhibition highlighting the legacy of a significant North Texas event in Dallas, a juried group show featuring artist-run spaces in Houston, a solo show investigating a city's complicated past and current disparities in San Antonio, and more.

In this year's installment of Boo Topographics, Bucky Miller writes about the anatomical incorrectness of so many Halloween animal skeletons.

A video tour of the exhibition Myke Venable: Twilight at Gallery Sonja Roesch, Houston.

A video tour of the exhibition "Tara Conley: Lost and Found" at ELLIO Fine Art, Houston.

A video tour of the exhibition "Phillip Pyle II: So Far So Good at Houston Museum of African American Culture."

Natalie Hegert interviews multimedia artist Josué Del Fresco about the influence of the 80s, making work with household materials and what the future holds.

Madison Ford reviews an exhibition of images that depict the intimate side of Frida Kahlo.