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This weekend marks the 8th edition of Burning Bones Press' now-annual It Came From The Bayou printmaking extravaganza in Houston.

During his time at The Contemporary Austin, Mr. Grachos oversaw a dynamic re-imagining of the museum's programming and physical spaces.

Four years ago, the Dallas Museum of Art (DMA) launched an annual initiative to purchase works on display at the Dallas Art Fair for its permanent collection.

Houston-based artist Carolina Borja studied industrial design and Mexican folk art, and her work finds an intersection between the two, often using recycled materials.

His idea for the technique came from a method used by Leonardo da Vinci, for which the master artist used numbered backgrounds to indicate to students and apprentices where to place each color.

The Texas National is an annual open-call art competition and exhibition founded and hosted by Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches.

'Autumn Knight: In Rehearsal' is the first comprehensive publication on the artist.

Movement Mujeres, an initiative designed to help propel women of color into leadership positions in Texas organizations and politics, is currently seeking two artists-in-residence for its team.

Princess is a performance art and music duo: Alexis Gideon and Michael O’Neill explore queerness and the concept of masculinity.

Glasstire is pleased to announce that we are seeking to add a News Editor to our team! 

San Antonio's acclaimed commercial art gallery has announced the opening of a new gallery space in New York City.

Made using a wax-resist method of dying, similar to that of batik fabric painting, the Ukranian tradition of pysanky goes back thousands of years. 

ex ovo is run by Allison Klion, and will operate out of Erin Cluley Gallery's former space on Fabrication Street.

Sortor, a true multi-media artist, has produced new-media based work for years, and has often been ahead of her time in her use of video and internet sources.

Given annually, the four awards are decided from a pool of nominated Texans by a panel review process and a selection committee.

Temporary Collectives, a popular exhibition held each year during Dallas Art Month, has been shut down by the office of the Dallas Fire Marshal three days prior to its opening.

German artist Isa Genzken is the 2019 Nasher Prize Laureate. Nasher Prize event programming on April 4 and 5 is open to the public.

Art League Houston has announced Margarita Cabrera as its 2019 Texas Artist of the Year.

Originally scheduled for May of 2020, the festival, which was to be located on a private ranch outside of Marfa, has been a topic of debate in the region ever since its plans were made public earlier this year. 

April 5-7, the Rockport Center for the Arts presents a tour of artists' studios, boats, and art collectors’ homes.