Garland Fielder writes about "Dimensions Variable," a performance activation at the Moody Center for the Arts in Houston.

Today: Triptychs of organic forms

First Saturday Arts Market, located in the Historic Houston Heights neighborhood, will host its final spring 2022 event this Saturday, May 7.

At the end of 2021, Peter Briggs retired from his longtime position as the Helen DeVitt Jones Curator of Art at the Museum of Texas Tech University.

This week: mixed-media lens-based works in Austin, silhouetted figures in Dallas, a group show featuring female artists and scholars in McAllen, and more.

The Dallas Contemporary has appointed Carolina Alvarez-Mathies as its new Executive Director.

A video tour of works by Houston-based artist Michael Bise, on view in the artist's show at Moody Gallery.

"This is the East Austin I remember during younger days of taking road trips to see obscure music in the state’s capital."

University of North Texas’ Texas Fashion Collection has loaned a dress designed by Hubert de Givenchy to an upcoming exhibition at The Met.

Gabo Martini talks with Caleb Bell about Texas A&M International University in Laredo's new artist-in-residence program.

Cyrus chooses materials that are part of everyone’s daily existence — like denim, and music — and his choices grant access for all to this exhibition.

Craig Bunch interviews artist Alice Leora Briggs about her collaboration with Julián Cardona on the publication "Abecedario de Juárez."

University of Texas art professor Beili Liu is one of twenty-eight scholars, journalists, and authors in the 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program.

Today: Luminescent cylinders and cubes

Erin Segal talks with Mark Menjivar about death penalty abolition and the artist's socially engaged art practice.

Hannah Dean reviews the solo exhibition by Bale Creek Allen at kind of a small array in Magdalena, New Mexico.

The Creative Arts Center of Dallas has partnered with the Dallas Arts District Foundation and Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts to create a mural inspired by the work of Octavio Medellín.

This week: solo shows in San Antonio, Marfa, and Austin; large-scale abstraction in Lubbock; and photographers and painters focus on portraiture in Arlington.

The City of Houston Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs and the Houston Health Department have selected local artist David Maldonado to create a mural for the new Denver Harbor Multi-Service Center.

A video tour of "Rituals / Bodies / Vessels," on view at Plush Gallery in Dallas.