The Austin arts non-profit Big Medium and the boutique hotel LINE Austin have collaborated on the new LINE Residency, running from July through December of 2019. 

This year’s Austin-based artist residents are Andie Flores and Cynthia Muñoz, working as the artist team Payasa, and Zoe Berg.

Given the almost aggressive blandness of so much of the artist’s subject matter coupled with the relatively generic facture of the paintings, we might find ourselves a bit hard-pressed to know exactly what to make of this show or why the museum has chosen to anoint Wood with its institutional imprimatur.

Art League Houston (ALH) will unveil the Sawyer Yards Mural Project by artists enrolled in its 2019 Summer High School Studio Art program.

The call for entries for the annual international award to promote and discover new art critics is currently underway.

Two shows on the southern edge of the greater-Dallas area are on view, in varying states of air conditioning, through much of the summer.

In this Art Dirt podcast, Brandon Zech and Christina Rees talk about censorship, the pitfalls of didactic messaging, and what not to do when making political art.

At this year's TWO x TWO event in Dallas, Katz will receive amfAR’s Award of Excellence for Artistic Contributions to the Fight Against AIDS.

Tara Khozein and Gina Maciuszek filed a lawsuit against the Santa Fe-based immersive arts and entertainment company.

How do we relate to animals as food, labor, companion, threat, or holy thing? How is the unnatural animal manifest in myth, monstrosity, and religion?

The nonprofit gallery and project space based in Austin is looking for new members to join the fold.

Houston has the highest percentage in Texas of HOT funding dedicated to the arts.

Christina Rees and guest host Jonathan Seaborn on a show that ‘interweaves’ two Dallas museums, a new collective in Lubbock, and a show by a Houston sound artist in San Antonio.

As an Independence Day special, we bring you a profile of one of the true greats.

The San Antonio Museum of Art presents a group exhibition that showcases the artists’ critical responses to comic book figures, and the accompanying artist lecture series is excellent.

M-AAA has announced the recipients of its 2020 Innovations Grants. Thirteen artists and organizations have been awarded $165,400 total for the creation and presentation of new artistic endeavors.

The historic Missions Operations Control Room 2, which underwent a multi-year $5 million restoration, is now open to the public.

MoHA in Austin has put out an open call for its 'Welcome to My Homepage' Digital Artist Residency Program, and artists can apply though August 1.

Even at their most lonely, it is comforting to know that places like these still exist. 

What was so familiar fades, if only for a moment, back into mystery.