William Sarradet writes about the critically lauded play "Oh, Mary!" written by and starring American comedian Cole Escola.

This week: a juried exhibition featuring artists from across the state in Houston, a three-channel video installation that puts parents through a polygraph exam in Dallas, a solo show rooted in the experience of childbirth in Austin, and more.

The University of Texas at Dallas has announced the opening of The Crow Museum of Asian Art’s second location, as the anchor space for a 12-acre cultural district.

A video tour of the exhibition "Jackie Tileston: Just This" at Holly Johnson Gallery, Dallas.

The Houston Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the Midtown Cultural Arts and Entertainment District has launched a Request for Qualifications and Request for Proposals for artists to participate in "HueMan:Shelter," a public art project that seeks to disrupt the perception of homelessness.

Liz Kim reviews an installment of the 2024 Texas Biennial in Corpus Christi at K Space Contemporary.

The National Endowment for the Arts has announced that it is awarding more than $12 million in grants to 112 arts organizations across the U.S. through its ArtsHERE program.

A video tour of the exhibition "Earl Staley: The Machine," at Sabine Street Studios' North Gallery.

Recently, the Dallas Museum of Art, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, and DiverseWorks in Houston announced new hires.

Jessica Fuentes considers Amalia Mesa-Bains’ “Circle of Ancestors” on view at the San Antonio Museum of Art.

The Stark Museum of Art in Beaumont has launched an open call for its third annual College Juried Art Exhibition.

Gabriel Martinez talks with Robert Boyd about Charles Burns, Gary Panter, and the art of underground comics. 

Brandon Zech writes about the uncannily familiar paintings of artist Rackstraw Downes.

Jessica Fuentes speaks with artist Karinne Smith about her practice and her unique residency at Fort Worth’s Sundance Square.

The Islamic Arts Society has announced that its 11th Annual Islamic Arts Festival will take place at the University of Houston November 9-10, 2024.

The Carl and Marilynn Thoma Foundation, a nonprofit private foundation that recently opened its headquarters in Dallas, has launched open calls for conservation, travel, and research grants, as well as pre- and post-doctoral fellowships.

Jennifer Davy writes about an exhibition of three distinct artists and three bands at the Warehouse in Magdalena, NM.

This week: a solo show featuring a large installation in San Marcos, a group show embodying humor and satire in Fort Worth, a solo exhibition of collage works that explore intimate relationships in Houston, and more.

Texas Vignette, a Dallas-based nonprofit art organization that supports women artists, has announced the 37 artists selected to be featured in the Vignette Art Fair 2024.

Glasstire is pleased to be the exclusive digital distributor for Michael Flanagan's award-winning documentary "Breaking the Code: The Art of Vernon Fisher," which chronicles the life and work of the iconic Texas artist.