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Christopher Karr reviews an exhibition of paintings and sculptures that explore the artist's relationship to the natural world.

Brandon Zech breaks down the problems that have been plaguing the Texas Biennial throughout its 20-year history, and proposes how to move forward.

In partnership with Art21, Glasstire is co-publishing films about contemporary Texas-related artists. The eighth installation features Guadalupe Maravilla.

Jessica Fuentes and Gabriel Martinez talk about the book "Monsters: A Fan's Dilemma" and some of the cultural creatives who have committed monstrous crimes.

Hannah Dean reviews an exhibition of large, hand-carved wooden sculptures by Chad Plunket at LHUCA in Lubbock.

Valeria or reviews an exhibition by Houston-based artist Kenneth Tam that explores the effects on taxi drivers of the introduction of ride service apps.

This week: an exhibition featuring work by an international collection of women artists in Dallas, a group show reflecting on local artists' enthusiasm for alt-rock genres in San Antonio, a solo photo exhibition documenting Black western culture in Houston, and more.

"As we look to the future, it's crucial that we continue to invest in and support our creative industry."

Nicholas Frank reviews a survey of paintings, sculptures, and tableau by Chicano art legend, Frank Romero.

Lauren Jones reviews a two-person exhibition of still life paintings of symbolic objects with personal significance to the artists.

Johannes Birringer reviews a show of psychedelic landscapes on view at Sicardi | Ayers | Bacino, Houston.

In celebration of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston's 100th birthday, arts professionals are highlighting their favorite pieces in the museum's collection.

Ronnie Yates reviews a group exhibition of paintings, sculptures, and performance that address Houston's unique climate.

Theodora Bocanegra Lang reviews an exhibition of sculptures made from reconstructed garments that explores the politics of the fashion industry.

Barbara Purcell writes about an unrealized Texas-based piece by Christo and Jeanne-Claude on the occasion of The Gates' 20th anniversary​​​​​​​.

Johannes Birringer reviews "as long as there is in me" an evening of dance, which includes "soul-writer" by ISHIDA; "It’s Happening Now" by Mauro Astolfi; and "Waltz" by choreographer and dancer Drew Jacoby.

Leslie Moody Castro talks with artist and writer Renee Lai about her favorite books and the importance of repetition in her work.

William Sarradet writes about two exhibitions on view at Dallas College Eastfield Campus and Dallas Contemporary.

Christopher Karr reviews an exhibition of work that uses the archipelago as a metaphor to explore themes of fragmentation.

A video tour of the exhibition "Don Glentzer: NOTAN" at Gallery Sonja Roesch, Houston.