Artspace 111 has announced an open call for submissions for its 9th Annual Texas Juried Art Exhibition.

Red Star’s artwork is an autobiographical revelation, both personally and culturally, offering up lesser-known parts of our history through a living, breathing heritage.

Art League Houston has announced the 2022 winners of its Lifetime Achievement Award in Visual Arts, Texas Artist of the Year award, and Texas Patrons of the Year award.

While visiting the work of Guido Caprotti in Spain, I was struck by how the Italian painter’s professional trajectory mirrored that of the Taos Society of Artists in New Mexico.

Big Medium and Tito’s Handmade Vodka have announced Tammie Rubin as the winner of the 2022 Tito’s Prize.

We can think of Cande Aguilar and Jesse Amado as two artists on different sides of the same coin.

MFA students enrolled in Sam Houston State University’s Social Practices in Art program are launching a mobile pharmacy in April and May to serve the Huntsville community.

This week: monoprints in Lockhart, tintype photographs in College Station, a group exhibition investigating issues related to land in Houston, and more.

A virtual tour of artist Janavi Mahimtura Folmsbee's exhibition at Heidi Vaughan Fine Art in Houston.

Art From the Streets, an Austin-based nonprofit that supports artistic endeavors by people who are experiencing homelessness, recently announced their move into a new permanent location.

A virtual tour of a show by artists Shawn Camp and Michael Villarreal at ICOSA Gallery in Austin.

Bernard “Bun B” Freeman, a Grammy-nominated hip-hop artist from the Houston area, has been announced as this year’s Art Car Parade Grand Marshal.

Philadelphia based artist and writer Ricky Yanas reviews "Border is a Weapon," a group exhibition about the U.S.-Mexico border.

Big Medium, in partnership with Desert Door Texas Sotol, has announced the three winners of the 2022 Desert Door Residency.

The Main Street Arts Festival, Fort Worth Art Fair, and Arts Goggle will all take place in Fort Worth this April.

"Foreign Body: Works on Navigation" puts forth a notion of the body that is malleable to outside dangers, and offers a path through which respite is realized.

“The lodge hall upstairs will serve as a fraternal museum and library, and downstairs we will have an extension of Webb Gallery from Waxahachie with artwork, antiques and books.”

Maritza Bautista reviews artist Ana Laura Hernández's solo exhibition "Code-Switching" at the Laredo Center for the Arts.

This new body of work by Fort Worth-based artist Adam Fung is at once captivating and haunting.

William Sarradet and Brandon Zech discuss the similarities and differences between two new Netflix documentary series.