The Briscoe Western Art Museum in San Antonio is marking its first decade with a new publication that showcases its permanent collection.

Anna De Filippi reviews the exhibition "A Horseshoe Over a Door," featuring Skylar Haskard and Devin T. Mays, on view at F in Houston.

The 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.

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.

Contemporary at Blue Star has announced Heyd Fontenot, Sarah Fox, Beronica Gonzales, and Jason Willome as its 2024-2025 Berlin Residency artists.

The 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.

Lauren Elizabeth Shults reviews an exhibition of disparate but similar portraits that take on the Jungian idea of synchronicity.

CAM Critical Writing Fellow Seyde Garcia interviews artist, curator, and writer Christopher Blay about the exhibition "Vernacular Systems," on view at the Contemporary at Blue Star as part of the San Antonio's Contemporary Art Month programming.

Samora Pinderhughes, an award-winning composer, pianist, vocalist, filmmaker, and multidisciplinary artist, will perform at Project Row Houses’ Eldorado Ballroom on Thursday, March 21.

The Market at Sawyer Yards in Houston, which is hosted each second Saturday from September through May, will close at the end of the current season.

Michelle Kraft reviews a show of ceramic works by seven Indigenous artists, on view at the Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts in Lubbock.

Hannah Dean gets into the nuts and bolts (and zip ties and bungee cords) of consumerism in her review of "Mama's Boy or an Inexplicable Reasoning."

William Sarradet writes about recent exhibitions on view in Dallas, at Conduit Gallery, Keijsers Koning, the Oak Cliff Cultural Center, and Talley Dunn Gallery.

Art214, a juried exhibition in Dallas, will open across five of the city’s cultural centers and venues this March and April.

Megan Wilson Krznarich writes about an immersive installation by Bianca Bondi, on view at Dallas Contemporary.

Contemporary Art Month San Antonio has opened its annual application for its micro-grant program, CAMGrant.

The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center in San Antonio has announced the winning poster designs for its 42nd Annual Tejano Conjunto Festival.

David Leslie, Executive Director of the Rothko Chapel, discusses the similarities between the work of Mark Rothko and Texas artist Vernon Fisher.

Kerry Inman has purchased the building at 1502 Alabama St., which was the longtime home of the Station Museum of Contemporary Art.

The Rūng Film Festival, which will elevate overlooked voices and address themes ranging from identity and heritage to social justice, will come to Houston this May.