Natalie Hegert interviews multimedia artist Josué Del Fresco about the influence of the 80s, making work with household materials and what the future holds.

At the close of Shahzia Sikander’s temporary public art installation at the University of Houston, the UH School of Art will host the artist as part of its Visiting Speaker Series.

Madison Ford reviews an exhibition of images that depict the intimate side of Frida Kahlo.

Anna Mayer writes on a group show of painting, sculpture, and photography by artists working in Houston.

The Briscoe Western Art Museum in San Antonio will host its annual Yanaguana Indian Arts Festival on Saturday, November 9.

Doug Welsh reviews a group show at LAURA in Houston of five stylistically different artists working with precarious materials.

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston has announced a new arts initiative as part of its revitalization and expansion of its clinical facilities.

The inaugural Round Top Film Festival, taking place from November 7 through 10, has announced its programming schedule.

Jessica Fuentes writes about the all-female show “She Said, She Said,” at the Arlington Museum of Art.

William Sarradet talks with Alex Stock about Trans Pride Fest, creating spaces for community building, and how organizing music events has impacted their artistic work.

A video tour of the exhibition "Texas Artists/Texas Music" at Dougherty Arts Center, Austin.

Weeks after opening its newest exhibition, “Cowboy,” the Amon Carter Museum of American Art in Fort Worth temporarily closed the show and canceled related programs due to “mature content.”

The 25th and final TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art event raised more than $10 million in support of amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research, and the Dallas Museum of Art.

Sofia Penny reviews a show of works that subvert representations of traditional femininity through the concept of the "monstruous-feminine."

This week: newly commissioned works that explore otherworldly environments in Houston, a solo exhibition investigating environmental change and technology in Austin, an exhibition featuring works by a longtime art educator in College Station, and more.

Joseph Staley reviews an exhibition of monoprints and paintings by Matt Kleberg at Josh Pazda Hiram Butler.

Big Medium, an arts nonprofit in Austin, has named Dr. Latasha Carter as its new Managing Director amidst continued financial strain.

Emma S. Ahmad writes about a large, traveling artwork that hosts healing sound events and takes the form of an altered school bus.

The Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas has debuted its most recent Nasher Public project, featuring works by Eddie Martinez.

In partnership with Art21, Glasstire is co-publishing films about contemporary Texas-related artists. The fourth installation features landscape painter Rackstraw Downes.