Artspace111’s 11th Annual Texas Juried Exhibition will include $15,000 in prizes and a chance for the winner to exhibit at the gallery.
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Review
Intertwined Culture and Gestures of Refusal: Current Exhibitions at New Orleans Art Museums
by William Sarradet 0 commentWilliam Sarradet writes about exhibitions at the New Orleans Museum of Art, the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, and the Contemporary Art Center New Orleans.
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This week: a solo show of meticulous architectural sculptures in Houston, an exhibition of over 100 woodblock prints and painted scrolls in Austin, a show featuring punk and New Wave ephemera from two private collections in Dallas, and more.
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The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth’s Board of Trustees has announced the upcoming retirement of the museum’s longtime Director, Dr. Marla Price.
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Interview
Art Across the Border: An Interview with Hank Lee of San Angel Folk Art Gallery in San Antonio
by Jessica Fuentes 3 commentsJessica Fuentes speaks with Richard Henry (Hank) Lee about his long-standing gallery in San Antonio, San Angel Folk Art Gallery.
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News
Public Art UHS Completes Installation of Shahzia Sikander’s Video Work; Protests Continue
by Jessica Fuentes 2 commentsFollowing delays, Shahzia Sikander’s temporary art installation at the University of Houston’s Cullen Family Plaza has now been completely installed.
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Op EdStaff Picks
Why are there No Texas Artists in this Year’s Whitney Biennial?
by Brandon Zechby Brandon Zech 10 commentsBrandon Zech asks a pertinent question.
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Interview
Beauty, Skincare, & Frustration: an Interview with Jennifer Battaglia
by Colette Copeland 0 commentColette Copeland interviews artist Jennifer Battaglia about her solo exhibition at Front Gallery in Houston.
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News
Arts Organizations Announce More Eclipse-Themed Events Across Texas
by Jessica Fuentes 0 commentLearn about eclipse festivities at arts organizations across Texas, including events in Dallas, San Antonio, San Marcos, Waco, and more.
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News
The LINE Austin and Big Medium Welcome 2024 Resident Artists
by Glasstireby Glasstire 0 commentSix artists have been selected to participate in this years LINE Residency in Austin.
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Review
“Upward Mobility” by Einar and Jamex de la Torre at the McNay Art Museum
by Ruben C. Cordova 0 commentRuben Cordova reviews the exhibition “Upward Mobility” by Einar and Jamex de la Torre, on view at the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio.
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Brandon Zech and Gabriel Martinez talk about the changing state of Houston's art scene and what the future may bring.
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Big Medium, an Austin-based nonprofit art organization, has announced the call for its 2024 Tito’s Prize, which is open to local artists working in any medium.
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The Briscoe Western Art Museum in San Antonio is marking its first decade with a new publication that showcases its permanent collection.
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Review
An Ordinary Elevation Pours Out Absence: Skylar Haskard and Devin T. Mays at F
by Anna De Filippi 0 commentAnna De Filippi reviews the exhibition "A Horseshoe Over a Door," featuring Skylar Haskard and Devin T. Mays, on view at F in Houston.
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News
University of Texas Names Max Fields as Director of the Visual Arts Center
by Jessica Fuentes 0 commentThe University of Texas at Austin has named Max Fields, FotoFest’s Curator and Director of Programs, as the new director of its Visual Arts Center.
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This week: an exhibition exploring the shifts and changes in the medium of photography across time in Corpus Christi, an annual group show featuring Houston-based and local artists in San Antonio, a new video installation by an internationally renowned duo in Austin, and more.
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News
Contemporary at Blue Star Announces 2024-2025 Berlin Resident Artists
by Jessica Fuentes 0 commentContemporary at Blue Star has announced Heyd Fontenot, Sarah Fox, Beronica Gonzales, and Jason Willome as its 2024-2025 Berlin Residency artists.
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News
Texas Cultural Trust Receives $2.5 Million Endowment for Texas Young Masters Program
by Jessica Fuentes 1 commentThe Texas Cultural Trust, a nonprofit organization supporting arts and culture throughout the state, has received a $2.5 million private donation that will endow the Texas Young Masters program.
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Review
Review: Cheryl Finfrock & Eva Weiss’ “Synchronicity” at Link & Pin, Austin
by Lauren Shults 0 commentLauren Elizabeth Shults reviews an exhibition of disparate but similar portraits that take on the Jungian idea of synchronicity.