In addition to being a prolific and respected artist in his own right, Casas is known as one of the co-founders of the Chicano art group Con Safo, which was dedicated to promoting Chicano art and culture at a time when it was largely ignored by mainstream venues.

There are sections of paintings that wobble in double vision, figures fading in and out of scenes, and impossible combinations of each.

This month marks the launch of a new art journal with UT Dallas' 'The Athenaeum Review,' a quarterly print and online publication.

If you've been looking for an art-related job in the Rio Grande Valley, you may be in luck.

Churches are a low-key revelatory spot for installations and performance.

KERA’s Art&Seek is presenting 'State of the Arts,' a panel discussion moderated by Art&Seek’s Jerome Weeks that includes a diverse group of creative people in the North Texas community.

For the third year in a row, Austin’s SXSW is accepting art proposals. Meant to be a continuation of the festival’s takeover of Texas’ capital every March, SXSW’s art program looks…

I like to think someone killed a man down there; it's the romantic in me.

For the next year, the Menil will rotate out pieces from its permanent collection throughout the building.

On a marvelous 16th-century drawing of a steeple.

Anne Wilkes Tucker built the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston's photography department from the ground up.

"The research was really addictive... I worked on this book slowly and patiently for about five years. In some ways I feel like I have only scratched the surface of what was happening here."

Continuing the University of Houston’s commitment to and emphasis on the arts, the UH-Victoria campus recently unveiled Synchronicity of Color: Victoria, a new installation by Texas artist Margo Sawyer.

If you've been around Houston or West Texas, it's possible you're familiar with Downes and his work.

Photographer Luther Smith bids farewell to 35 years of teaching in a finely-honed “mini-retrospective” of his work at TCU’s Moudy Gallery in Fort Worth

Over the past couple years, Houstonites have been invited to show off their weirdness and observe others' weirdness thanks to the Houston Weird Homes Tour.

The Nasher Sculpture Center announced this week several exciting additions to their collection, including: over 120 posters, books, and videos by the 1980s-formed collective Guerrilla Girls; an immersive work by Ann Veronica Janssens; and works by Bosco Sodi, Joshua Neustein, and Louise Bourgeois.

Christina Rees and Rainey Knudson on a two-person show that features a real-life couple, the launch of Houston’s best-ever art book, and a warm shout-out to the Meadows Museum in Dallas.

The Texas Photographic Society (TPS), a non-profit organization dedicated to celebrating and promoting photography, has named Sarah Sudhoff its executive director.

'4×4: Artist Q+A' is a new video series by Walley Films in association with Glasstire.