Top Five

This week: die laughing in Houston, bombs and border crossings in El Paso, and a new space opens in Fort Worth.

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech walk you through the Texas shows they’re most excited about seeing this fall art season.

This week: paintings in the Panhandle, art comes to Lockhart, and the Texas Biennial commences.

This week: the fall of civilization in Lubbock, trespass in Galveston, and sanctuary in Dallas.

This week: an iconic tower gets a makeover, a new media festival in McAllen, and an online pick for your Delta blues.

This week: Summer group shows galore — in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and San Angelo.

This week: Ab Ex women in the Panhandle, an Englishman in Dallas, and old souls in San Antonio.

This week: an art film release in Dallas, a new look at the Anthropocene in Houston, and Houston hip hop in San Antonio.

This week: big juried shows in DFW, a new landmark for UT Austin's Landmarks, and Artpace heats up in San Antonio.

This week: A goodbye in San Antonio, a reopening in Austin, and an anniversary in Dallas.

This week: summer group shows in Austin and Houston, a trip to Lubbock, and pandemic-loomed work in San Antonio.

This week: a self-taught visionary in Dallas, Black is Beautiful in Austin, and museum employees put on a show in Houston.

This week: Lawndale's Big Show returns, Juneteenth is this weekend, and doomscrolling is an art form.

This week: art battles gentrification, virtual communities go physical, and artists collaborate in a small town's evolution.

This week: a fresh look at portraiture in San Antonio, skateboard culture in DFW, and a much-anticipated mid-career retrospective in Houston.

Christopher Blay and special guests Jane Burke, Surpik Angelini, Carter E. Foster, Chris Hightower, and Mari Carmen Ramírez talk about the current Texas exhibitions they've curated.

Brandon Zech and Christina Rees on some San Antonio artists in Austin, ten artists going for broke with TV news footage in Dallas, and a must-see solo exhibition opening this weekend in Houston. 

Christopher Blay and guest host Tommy Ralph Pace, Executive Director of The Orange Show in Houston, discuss an artist who combines porcelain and weaving, an artist drawing lines between geometry and knitting, and the return of Art Cars!

Christopher Blay and Christina Rees on a remarkable collection on view in Austin, solo shows by two veteran Texans, and a solo outing by a new Texan who’s developed some interesting recurring themes.

Christopher Blay and Christina Rees on a show that deconstructs our public-facing identities, a Hill Country show featuring 50 years of a Texas printmaker’s history, and a Dallas show featuring some deceptively sublime imagery.