Staff Picks

An interview with Kevin Rubén Jacobs on the space's resurrection.

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

The Butler Sound Gallery will be a major component of the Blanton’s large-scale grounds revitalization.

“I go back to the first-ever art form that I made, which is drawing.”

"You allow yourself to respond to things as they come. You allow chance to enter into the process in a really serious way."

Keep the party, lose the war.

“The thing that I cannot say through art — I relieve those feelings through boxing.”

Works by Jennifer Ling Datchuk, Jenelle Esparza, Joe Harjo, Jon Lee, Ethel Shipton, Chris Sauter, and Liz Ward mark the artists' first entries into SAMA's collection.

The Reading Room in Dallas, a 550-square-foot art space that faces the east entrance to Fair Park in Dallas, has closed after 10 years of exhibitions, readings, performances, and book…

In a way, being on the outside looking in is an apt metaphor for experiencing issues around Black hair from a Black woman’s perspective.

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

The flag is currently on view at Philbrook Museum in Tulsa, Oklahoma through September 5 of this year.  

"Houston artist Royal Sumikat has done a wonderful job conveying the sense of strife and hope every immigrant faces."

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

The first exhibition in the new space is a group show curated by artist Vicki Meek. It opens July 24.

Geraldine “Geri” Lee Epstein Hooks, longtime Houston gallerist and owner of Hooks-Epstein Galleries, has died.

As tempting as hosting a blockbuster traveling exhibition can be, and given the opportunity to pick works from the dozens available for "30 Americans," an exercise of curatorial restraint on the part of Arlington Museum of Art could have benefited the show.

What separates a great movie from a great TV series? Anything? I believe something does.

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.

We should be skeptical of first appearances, because like any place that has history and memory, Bartlett is neither abandoned, nor anywhere near a ghost town.