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Colette Copeland reviews an exhibition of photographs by artist Patty Carroll at PDNB Gallery in Dallas.

Barbara Purcell reviews Terry Allen's exhibition "MemWars" at the Blanton Museum of Art at UT Austin.

Leslie Moody Castro writes about her time in Narva, how her family history converges with borders, and her connection to Ukraine

William Sarradet on recent exhibitions in Dallas, including shows at Conduit Gallery, the Goldmark Cultural Center, Site 131, and more.

Today: Monuments of Progress

This week: Texas abstraction takes Corpus Christi, art invades rice silos in Houston, your last chance to see work by Turner in Fort Worth & more.

A virtual tour of an exhibition by artist Joel Anderson at Archway Gallery in Houston.

Today: Rearview Mirrors

La escena artística del Valle del Río Grande está en recuperación, por muy precaria que sea.

“The best thing about the store always was the customers. I want to put in a thank you to them, because without them it is just me sitting in a room. And that’s what it was in the end, and that’s why I quit.”

Lydia Pyne interviews Erin L. Thompson about her book "Smashing Statues," which discusses the role of public monuments in the U.S.

Writer and historian Ruben Cordova reviews an exhibition of work by British artist J. M. W. Turner at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth.

Peter Lucas on the films of Melvin van Peebles, a pioneer in African American cinema.

Jessica Fuentes and Brandon Zech discuss what they'd want to see from a new Dallas Museum of Art building. Plus, they recap a recent COVID-19 lockdown protest by over 60 Dutch cultural institutions.

Today: Additive processes

Leslie Moody Castro tells the story of her detainment by Estonian border patrol during her time in residence at the Narva Art Residency in Narva, Estonia.

"For me, I always want to be able to make something new from my sculptures in the future. I don’t like the idea that once the sculpture is finished, it’s done, and it's here forever."

Ruben Cordova reviews the "Calder-Picasso" and "Incredible Impressionism" exhibitions at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.

This week: sound art in Houston, performance and printmaking in Dallas, Helen Frankenthaler in Austin & more.

Lauren Moya Ford reviews the exhibition "A Commitment to What is Before You," on view at Northern-Southern in Austin.