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Jill Bedgood writes about ecological sustainability in the art world, challenging us to think creatively about the sustainability of art openings and events.

Megan Wilson Krznarich interviews artist Chloe Chiasson about her exhibition "Keep Left at the Fork," on view at Dallas Contemporary.

In partnership with Art21, Glasstire is co-publishing films about contemporary Texas artists. The first film is about Trenton Doyle Hancock.

Max Tolleson reviews an exhibition featuring paintings by Yannina Taboada, John Duro, Sean Terrell, and Jenaro Goode.

William Sarradet interviews Darcy Neal on the occasion of their recent reunion in New Orleans during a Mardi Gras parade.

Michael Flanagan writes about the GeT Foundation, an initiative supporting art students in the Rio Grande Valley.

Matthew Bourbon writes about an artwork by Terri Thornton, on view in the group show "Decades" at Barry Whistler Gallery.

This week: an exhibition by an artistic duo investigating the multiple levels at which community operates in Austin, a multi-channel video and sound installation in Houston, works from a New Mexico-based private collection in Amarillo, and more.

Ningún artista despertó un día y dijo de repente “¡de verdad me gustaría decorar una caja eléctrica!”.

Drawing on research and primary sources, Ruben C. Cordova debunks famous myths used to construct the story of the Alamo and the narrative around Texas' independence.

Neil Fauerso reviews a solo exhibition of paintings and ceramics by artist Jim Shrosbree, on view at Spellerberg Projects in Lockhart, Texas.

Today: Dying birds

Leslie Moody Castro talks with artist, musician, and podcaster Barry Stone about how he engages with local artists, performers, and photography through his long-running project, Porch Swing Orchestra.

Jessica Fuentes speaks with Pino Shah about his McAllen-based film photography shop.

Fernanda Calera highlights some of the standout artworks from the 20th edition of the Zona Maco Art Fair in Mexico City.

This week: a solo exhibition exploring how people experience time and space through nonlinear paths in Houston, a survey of recent work created by artists living near the U.S./Mexico border in El Paso, a two-person show considering the legacy of father and son artists in Beaumont, and more.

A video tour of a group exhibition featuring Houston-based artists on view at the Houston Museum of African American Culture.

A video tour of an exhibition featuring artworks by Rebecca Bennett, Leslie Kell, and Elena Lipkowski at the Dougherty Arts Center in Austin.

A video tour of an exhibition by artist Yu-Ru Huang, on view at the Houston Public Library's central campus.

Hills Snyder reviews a retrospective of work by Texas artist Celia Álvarez Muñoz, which is currently on view at the University Art Museum at New Mexico State University.