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Jurors Rabéa Ballin, Lauren Kelley Oliver, and Vicki Meek have selected Swift and Rucker as the inaugural winners of the 2021 Art As Activism Grant.

"I wouldn't be making this work without the funding. It's just not possible for me. Grants are very important to me, especially coming out of the pandemic.”

The desert art-post invites visitors back for outdoor, self-guided tours beginning this Thursday, May 6.

Biczel's work has focused on how migration and social justice movements influence Latin American experimental art.

For the month of May, Houston's Asia Society Texas Center has announced a lineup of programs and activities to commemorate the annual celebration.

Leigh's ten-foot tall bronze sculpture will be unveiled on July 15, 2021.

Van de Moortel has been the Associate Conservator for Paintings at the Kimbell since 2017,  before which he was a paintings conservation fellow at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

The 2022 FotoFest will have three co-curators, and its renowned portfolio review program will be back in full swing.

"We are excited to begin expanding the scale of our practice with a multi-channel film/video installation and character-driven performances." 

Funds totaling $54,000 were awarded to seven Bexar County artists.

ABC 13 also reported last week that Robertson did not show up for a court appearance last Thursday after being released on bond following his arrest.

Moore states that City of Fort Worth District Superintendent Michael Tovar has asked him to stop painting the murals.

In a Texas twist to the story, D Magazine previously reported that the painting was almost purchased by the Dallas Museum of Art.

The Mural Connection is a two-mile art walk covering original commissions from the San Antonio Street Art Initiative (SASAI).

The museum has put out an open call for art lovers and home bakers to "create an edible piece of art inspired by a work on view at the Blanton or in the museum’s collection."

Artist Caroline Walker has partnered with The Dougherty Arts Center and Austin’s Museums & Cultural Programs for the project.

The Spring Art Fair will include artist demonstrations, artworks available for purchase at a variety of price points, and refreshments.

The grant will be used to develop an exhibition, mini-residency, and community mural project this year.

In total, 27 grants were awarded to artists, cultural workers and organizations.

Founded by Alka Bhanot and Tripti Bhatnagar, IMFF showcases "culturally diverse and socially relevant independent films from South Asian countries."