Barbara Purcell talks with Dallas-based self-taught artist Jammie Holmes about his life, his career, and his current exhibition on view in New York.

Artpace, a nonprofit residency program in San Antonio, has announced its Fall 2022 International Artists-in-Residence.

William Sarradet recaps his visits with five artists who live and work in Omaha, Nebraska.

Megan Wilson Krznarich on Christopher Blay's otherworldly look at our past, present, and future.

The Houston-based gallery, Nancy Littlejohn Fine Art announced that it will close as of yesterday, Friday, September 30, 2022.

Ruben Cordova revisits the process of organizing his 2016 Centro de Artes exhibition of works by Chicano artist Roberto Gonzalez.

Blue Star Contemporary in San Antonio has announced a new name, graphic identity, and website.

Upon Charles Adams’s retirement, multimedia artist Zach Morriss will manage the Charles Adams Gallery in Lubbock.

Lydia Pyne on Ellsworth Kelly's smaller-scale, lesser-seen collages at the Blanton Museum of Art.

Rockport Center for the Arts has nearly completed its $12.5 million campus and has announced a new hire to manage its new conference center.

This week: a solo show featuring sculptures inspired by Aztec culture in San Antonio, a performance and exhibition confronting trauma and perseverance in Houston, speculative fiction works drawing on Liberian ancestry and science fiction in Dallas, and more.

YardWorks, a University of Houston public art program, has announced Austin-based Gabrielle Constantine as its 2023 commissioned artist.

Hills Snyder gathers anecdotes, stories, and photos from artists, students, professors, and others who knew and loved Frances Colpitt.

Houston’s Orange Show Center for Visionary Art has received a $500,000 grant to restore its folk art monument.

Joan Davidow reviews the Kimbell Art Museum's exhibition "SLAY," which pairs two interpretations of the biblical story of Judith and Holofernes.

Peter Doroshenko, the former Executive Director of the Dallas Contemporary, has been appointed as Director of the Ukrainian Museum in New York.

Barbara Purcell on a solo exhibition of work by longtime Austin artist Sarah Canright, on view at DUSTY.

Today: Sleep

Three museums in Houston, San Antonio, and Marfa have announced recent hires.

Jessica Fuentes and Brandon Zech discuss the practical, real-world implications of being in the art world.