This week: a group show addressing the climate crisis and its intersection with equity and social justice issues in Houston, a solo exhibition reflecting on a continuous journey of self-discovery and connection in Georgetown, a solo show of paintings considering a family tradition in Fort Worth, and more.

A video tour of “Benito Huerta & Janet Chaffee: He Said, She Said” at Andrew Durham Gallery.

A video tour of “Jessica Monroe: Laguna Madre” at the Art Center of Corpus Christi.

A video tour of “donna e perkins: Gone Awry” at Archway Gallery.

Natalie Hegert reviews an exhibition of video works by Mexico City-based artists who are responding to the culture-shaping events of recent years.

On May 7, the Dallas Museum of Art reopens its popular Yayoi Kusama infinity room, “All the Eternal Love I Have for the Pumpkins.”

The Rachofsky House, the former main site housing Howard and Cindy Rachofsky’s art collection, is being sold.

Joseph Staley writes about Joseph Havel’s poetic sculptures and drawings in his new exhibition at Josh Pazda Hiram Butler in Houston.

Today: Simplified gray airplanes

Lauren Jones reviews a group show of contemplative work installed in one of Austin's oldest buildings.

Colette Copeland reviews an experimental exhibition curated by Kickpigeon Kids that explores connections between technology and home.

At the beginning of April, the City of Brownsville launched a call for proposals imagining “bold new uses” for the former Brownsville Museum of Fine Art.

The 2022 copyright infringement lawsuit filed by Deborah Roberts against artist Lynthia Edwards, Richard Beavers Gallery, and gallerist Richard Beavers, has been “amicably resolved.”

Lauren Moya Ford reviews an exhibition at Asia Society Texas of Ise Katagami, the hand-cut stencils used to dye fabric in Japan.

The Fort Worth Police Department has returned photographs by Sally Mann, which were seized from the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth in January.

Jessica Fuentes reviews an exhibition in El Paso documenting the practice of Un Dique, the Ciudad Juárez-based curatorial team.

Glasstire's 2025 auction features works by Daniel Rios Rodriguez, Page Kempner, Reynier Leyva Novo, Dan Sutherland, Jules Buck Jones, Dan Rizzie, Preston Gaines, Allison V. Smith, and others.

Artpace, an artist residency and exhibitions program in San Antonio, has named Aiyana Thompson and Ashaanti Hornsby as its 2025 Curators-in-Residence.

William Sarradet writes about two recent exhibitions in Dallas at the former Belmont Hotel and Zeke's Projects.

This week: an inaugural exhibition featuring prominent Texas artists in Cleveland, a group show of contemporary textile works in Dallas, a ceramic exhibition and symposium in San Angelo, and more.