The Houston Arts Alliance has appointed Taylor Jackson as its next CEO; she succeeds John Abodeely, who stepped down from the organization in 2024.

Hannah Dean reviews a multimedia exhibition of work by Jon Revett at CO-OPT Research + Projects in Lubbock.

A video tour of "The HVFA Group Show" at Heidi Vaughan Fine Art, Houston.

The Cedars Union, a nonprofit artist incubator in Dallas, has named Emma Vernon as its new Executive Director.

Lauren Jones reviews an exhibition at Ivester Contemporary that explores memory and its abstractions through hand-embroidered storytelling.

A video tour of the exhibition "of infinite elastic" at Throughline, Houston.

Houston Endowment, a private foundation that supports the city’s arts, public parks, civic engagement, and public education needs, has announced the 2025 recipients of its Jones Artist Award.

Gene Fowler reviews an exhibition of the watercolors made by Mary Virginia Carson to document West Texas pictographs and petroglyphs.

Christopher Karr reviews an exhibition of artist and musician Lisa Alvarado's intensely-colored vibrational maps.

The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts has announced the 49 recipients of its 2024 grants, including DiverseWorks and the Blaffer Art Museum in Houston, and the Art Galleries at Black Studies at the University of Texas at Austin.

Ruben C. Cordova reviews a career-spanning survey of the work of Paul Gauguin on view at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.

Gabriel Martinez talks to Julia Barbosa Landois about her new performance at DiverseWorks which combines spoken word, video, and live music.

The Warehouse Dallas Art Foundation, a nonprofit art foundation, opens its inaugural exhibition featuring works from The Rachofsky Collection and the Hartland & Mackie / Labora Collection.

Michael Corris reviews an exhibition of paintings and photographs by Willie Binnie at Keijsers Koning.

Gabriel Martínez reseña una exposición de alfombras tejidas a mano que representan los riesgos de migrar a nivel mundial.

William Sarradet reviews a 25-year retrospective, a show of minimalist works, and encaustic abstractions in Houston, Dallas, and Fort Worth.

As the San Antonio Museum of Art looks toward its future, the 44-year-old museum has selected notable architectural firm Herzog & de Meuron to create a comprehensive campus plan.

Various Small Fires (VSF), a gallery with locations in Los Angeles, Seoul, and Dallas, has announced it will open a new space in California and also take a hiatus from all art fairs.

This week: a three-person show featuring work from and inspired by a tropical region in Houston, a solo exhibition of paper collages exploring dreams and the afterlife in Dallas, a photography show of portraits and landscapes in Austin, and more.

Bryan Rindfuss visits all three Mexico City art fairs and shares some of the comedic highlights of art week.