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Ruben C. Cordova writes about three Southwestern artists, Ricardo Islas, Brandon Maldonado, and Vicente Telles, who recently exhibited at Presa House Gallery in San Antonio.

Today: Buried cars

In "Drawing Conclusions," on view at Northern-Southern in Austin, artist Tyeschea West offers up ten colorful photographic paintings that create a sort of double exposure of what is known and what is felt about the individuals in her work.

Caitlin Duerler Chávez talks with artist Shahzia Sikander about her recent show at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and her Texas connections.

A video tour of artist Jules Buck Jones' exhibition on view at grayDUCK Gallery in Austin.

William Sarradet and Brandon Zech discuss speculation around figurative art, and how artists are impacted when their works sell for exorbitant prices.

García takes hold of her own lived experience as a Mexican-American artist and uses the symbol of the cactus to express her deep-rooted love for culture, history and the land.

The battle for who gets to claim the cultural capital of our cities is eternal, and it wages on in every zone of the city where something cool is starting to catch on.

A video tour about Houston artist Karen Navarro's project and exhibition, "América Utópica."

This week: a solo exhibition exploring race and standards of beauty in Dallas, an artist searches for identity in Houston, protest photography in Lockhart, and more.

RJ Harrington nos habla de pinturas que la rompieron en nuestro zeitgeist cultural.

Barbara Purcell reviews the 2022 edition of the Whitney Biennial at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City.

Today: Beige objects stretched over human forms.

Matthew Bourbon visits the Menil Collection exhibition "What I Saw," featuring works by self-taught artist Joseph E. Yoakum.

Lauren Moya Ford reflects on the recent restaging of the performance "Dances with Dogs" by Forklift Danceworks in Austin.

Ashley Allen reviews the video "True North" by artist Isaac Julien, on view at Ruby City in San Antonio through July 2022.

Melissa L. Mednicov writes about the touring Obama portraits at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, on view through May 30, 2022.

This week: an international artist's debut solo museum exhibition in Houston, recent works by Lynda Benglis in Dallas, a new arts venue opens in Tyler, and more.

William Sarradet reviews recent exhibitions at Sweet Pass Sculpture Park, Cluley Projects, and Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas.

Today: Gregory Peck from "Marooned" (1969)