This week: a solo exhibition of abstracted landscapes in Houston, a personal memorial project involving counting days by walking miles in Dallas, a group show reflecting on the work of Elizabeth Catlett in San Antonio, and more.

Meow Wolf, an arts and entertainment company with locations in various cities, has announced the Houston location, “Radio Tave,” will open on Friday, October 31, 2024.

Gabriel Martinez visits the 2024 Armory Show in New York City and finds some Texas-based and Texas-adjacent artists.

Houston’s historic River Oaks Theatre, which has been closed since March 2021, has announced that it will reopen on Thursday, October 3, 2024.

Brandon Zech writes about an exhibition that examined a cross-section of mid-century pulp illustrations.

Michael Flanagan talks with Dave Hickey about Vernon Fisher, learning from bad art, and their time in the Texas art scene.

Curator and artist Christopher Blay has announced that he has departed the Houston Museum of African American Culture and joined the National Juneteenth Museum in Fort Worth.

Discovery Green, a 12-acre park in downtown Houston, has announced Karen Navarro and Gerardo Rosales as its inaugural Art Lab Fellows.

Alli Rogers Andreen reviews an exhibition of monumental, Renaissance tapestries at the Kimbell Art Museum.

The Houston Center for Contemporary Craft has announced the 11 local, national, and international artists in its 2024-2025 residency program, including Texas-based Perata Bradley, Nela Garzon, Gabo Martinez, Preetika Rajgariah, and James Sterling Pitt.

William Sarradet talks with Brian David Johnson about his time in Austin's robust art scene and his experience running Cloud Tree Studios and Gallery.

Jessica Fuentes writes about Texas artists José Villalobos, Bernardo Vallarino, and Lauren Woods, who have incorporated tattoos into their performance practice.

The Dorothea and Leo Rabkin Foundation has announced the winners of its 2024 Prize for arts journalists.

A video tour of "Sam Modder: Source of All Hair, Wearer of All Socks" at the Rockport Center for the Arts.

ICOSA Collective, an artist-run nonprofit in Austin, has announced a national call for entries for its “Open Space 2024” juried exhibition.

This week: sculptural works made from concrete in Dallas, a solo show connecting Christian iconography, Black spirituality, and notions of ancestry in Austin, miniatures from a collection of Mexican folk art in Beaumont, and more.

Institutions across South Texas, including the Rockport Center for the Arts, the International Museum of Art & Science, and the Brownsville Museum of Fine Art, have a slew of solo shows and group exhibitions opening soon.

Today: Impressionist paintings on round, found objects.

A video tour of the exhibition "Dance of Gestures" at Sabine Street Studios.

Easyside, a Fort Worth-based nonprofit, in partnership with Artist Mama Fund, a granting program for artist single mothers, has launched an open call for the Texas Single Parent Art Prize.