Big Medium and The LINE Austin have announced the 2022 LINE Residency artists.

Leslie Moody Castro writes about her time in Ukraine while visiting Kiev and Lviv, and her troubles trying to cross the border with Poland.

Meow Wolf has announced that their latest immersive experience, in collaboration with Spatial, is coming to Austin for SXSW 2022.

Jessica Fuentes interviews Julon Pinkston about his current exhibition, “Marshwiggle Apparitions,” at Ro2 Art in Dallas.

A company is planning to reopen Houston’s historic River Oaks Theatre, which closed in March 2021.

The Luminaria Contemporary Art Festival call for artists closes Sunday, February 20, 2022.

This week: nature-inspired works in San Antonio and Texas City, an exploration of Black masculinity in Dallas, photographs of pandemic parties in Houston, and more.

A video tour of Gil Rocha and Victor Calise Blanchard's exhibition at Kirk Hopper Fine Art in Dallas.

The University of Texas at Austin’s School of Architecture has launched their Spring 2022 lecture series.

A video tour of artist Bethany Johnson's show at grayDUCK Gallery in Austin.

Texas arts organizations are celebrating Black History month with a variety of programs.

Caroline Frost reviews a citywide exhibition of work artist Bill Hutson in San Marcos. The show spans five exhibition venues in the city.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston has announced the appointment of Elizabeth Essner as its new Associate Curator of Craft.

Aunque mucho se ha escrito sobre el trabajo de Milton, no conocía el de su esposa e hija. Al investigar su obras, me enteré de lo que se ha nombrado “el estilo Avery”.

Flatbed Center for Contemporary Printmaking has announced that the New York Public Library and Texas Tech Museum have acquired prints by Austin-based artist Adrian Armstrong.

We are seeking an Editor-in-Chief who is excited about writing and publishing fearless, opinionated art and cultural criticism.

Two Latino-serving organizations, the Mexic-Arte Museum and the National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures, have announced new hires.

Jessica Fuentes on “Cuntrol: A Lavish Socioeconomic Ecosystem Controlling the Underfunded,” an installation by Sarah Ayala in collaboration with Deryk Poynor.

Caleb Bell on a recently published book that offers a unique view into the practice of Houston artist Natasha Bowdoin.

True North, a sculpture project based in the Houston Heights neighborhood, has announced its 2022 featured artists.