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Martha Elena's work was awarded the top prize, a $2,000 cash award which comes with an exhibition at Artspace111.

One of the longest-running art spaces in Texas celebrates an anniversary tomorrow.

The show features images of English sites where the artist currently finds himself quarantined.

The Houston Arts Alliance will manage the selection process, and selected artists must be willing and able to sign a commission contract.

The streaming project was organized by the Smithsonian American Art Museum and the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, DC.

The award's 2020 focus on climate justice is echoed in the works of this year's honorees.

The grantees are Sarah Ayala, Sara Cardona, Janeil Engelstad, Julia Jalowiec, David Jeremiah, Cynthia Mulcahy, Nancy Newberry, Darryl Ratcliff, Raul Rodriquez, and Third Space DFW.

Three artists will each receive a $1000 stipend, plus mentorship and other resources.

Since we reported on openings in Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Houston recently, more museums have reopened.

Although some events have been canceled and others have moved online due to the Coronavirus pandemic, some Juneteenth festivities are happening across the state.

The $30,000 to $100,000 grants will be geared to rural and urban organizations that have statewide, regional, or national impact, especially the  historically under-resourced, and those who represent under-resourced populations, communities, and art forms.

The exhibition, "The Fact of Fiction," extends the Landmarks Video program into the VAC’s Fieldworks gallery.

The funds, totaling $84 million, amount to 1,144 new awards to organizations in all 50 states.

AAAFF's Shorts Festival is in lieu of the 12th annual staging of the event, which was slated for July, but canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Both relocation moves are expected to be permanent, with the hope that the new locations will provide better context for the sculptures.

Proving once again to be tenacious in the midst of adversity, Rockport Center for the Arts (RCA) has maintained and developed ways to keep folks involved through its various online offerings during the Covid-19 pandemic closures.

With announcements from the Kimbell and the Modern Art Museum earlier today, all three major Fort Worth fine art museums now have reopenings scheduled.

The Museum also announced its lineup for the ongoing "Modern TV" online film series.

The Kimbell's special exhibition, 'Flesh and Blood: Italian Masterpieces from the Capodimonte Museum,' has been extended through July.

“We’re calling on artists everywhere (RAW Artists or not) to perform, showcase, and display their work on front lawns, driveways, balconies, windows sills, or from the front of a participating local business.”