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A comic by the Houston, Texas-based artist John Forse.

Daniel Orr reviews an exhibition that celebrates the female artists who worked behind the scenes on Les Ballets Russes from 1909 -1929.

Colette Copeland reviews an exhibition at Dallas Contemporary of photographs documenting transient men in Paris, Texas.

Christopher Karr reviews an exhibition of three generations of Mexican-American artists on view at the Weil Gallery at Texas A&M - Corpus Christi.

William Sarradet writes about the many art and culture moments he witnessed during 2024.

This week: a solo show in Houston exploring issues related to queerness through infrastructure, a two-person exhibition in Dallas that considers the limitations of cultural and geographical labels, a juried show in McAllen, and more.

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

Glasstire’s staff and contributors share which Texas-based shows, events, and works made their personal “best” lists for 2024. **** Emma Ahmad Sheryl Anaya: Absurd Appetites (Tables for Two) at Cluley…

Garland Fielder reviews a show of work that uses urban infrastructure to address charged sites of public interaction.

Jessica Fuentes and Gabriel Martinez talk about the cultural and political potential of Latinx Futurism.

Jessica Fuentes writes about “Diaries of Home,” a photography and lens-based exhibition exploring family life and the idea of home, at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.

Ruhee Maknojia reviews a Do Ho Suh exhibition at The Moody Center for the Arts that captures the psychological dimensions of home.

This week: a solo show in San Antonio featuring immersive installations and drawings inspired by found photos, an exhibition exploring the relationship between mother and child and the ability of art to function as a protective act in Houston, a group show featuring artists considering the symbolism of flowers in Austin, and more.

Susan Bean Aycock talks with William Stewart about his lifelong career in the arts and the combative and gentle process of making paintings.

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

Jon Revett reviews an exhibition of Jay Shinn's geometric abstractions at the Old Jail Art Center in Albany.

A video tour of the exhibition "Linda Hofheinz: Call of the Wild" at Heidi Vaughan Fine Art, Houston. Dates: September 7 – October 12, 2024.

In partnership with Art21, Glasstire is co-publishing films about contemporary Texas-related artists. The fifth installation features the collective Postcommodity.

Colette Copeland reviews an exhibition that transforms The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth into an immersive, multilayered installation.

Jessica Fuentes writes about Cameron Rowland’s “Properties,” an exhibition at Dia Beacon that calls into question ideas related to land and value.