The El Paso Museum of Art has announced the appointment of Michael Reyes as Senior Curator and Jacqueline Sierra as Marketing Coordinator.

William Sarradet writes about five films by Rosa von Praunheim, Ryan Trecartin, and Wong Kar Wai, screened at Spacy in Dallas.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston has reinstalled its Arts of Korea Gallery, with a focus on the Joseon dynasty.

Arts Connect Houston, a network of community members and local organizations committed to ensuring students have access to the arts, has released a baseline report about arts education in the Houston Independent School District.

This week: an exhibition featuring landscape photographs of places blues singer Blind Lemon Jefferson once lived in Dallas, a retrospective of an artist's 50-year career in Houston, a solo show of surreal and rebellious works in McAllen, and more.

Hills Snyder reviews Alex Garland's film "Civil War."

Donna Tenant reviews an exhibition of new photographic, performative, and textile-based artworks by Sarah Sudhoff at Andrew Durham Gallery in Houston.

SMU DataArts, the National Center for Arts Research, a project of the Meadows School of the Arts at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, has announced that Jen Benoit-Bryan will be its new Director following Zannie Voss’ retirement this fall.

The National Endowment for the Arts has posted the guidelines for its annual Our Town grant program, which funds creative placemaking initiatives.

Rosa Boshier González reviews an exhibition of drawings and prints by artist Ruth Asawa at the Menil Drawing Institute in Houston.

Seyde Garcia writes about the interconnectedness of "Vernacular Systems," on view at the Contemporary at Blue Star in San Antonio.

Barbara Purcell talks with artist Caroline Wright about motherhood, movement, and working large scale.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston presents the 12th edition of its “Five Funny French Films” festival, featuring comedies made in 2023.

The Rockport Center for the Arts has opened ticket sales for the 56th annual Rockport Art Festival, happening July 6 and 7.

Neil Fauerso reviews the exhibition "Upward Mobility" by the de la Torre brothers, on view at the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio.

The Rothko Chapel has received a $1 million grant from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation, a private philanthropic organization that supports projects and nonprofits around the world in the areas of arts and culture, education, health, sports, and social welfare.

A video tour of the exhibition "Alexander Squier: The Houston Brick Archive" at Julia Ideson Building, North Gallery (Houston Public Library Downtown).

A video tour of the exhibition "Ziesook You: Scent of Austin" at Dougherty Arts Center, Austin.

A video tour of the exhibition "Fragments: Earth and Steel" at Gallery Sonja Roesch.

Jessica Fuentes escribe sobre obras de Nortejiendo, Haydee Alonso y Verónica Ibargüengoitia, expuestas en la “2024 Border Biennial / Bienal Fronteriza 2024” en El Paso y Ciudad Juárez.