Carris Adams reviews an exhibition of works by Madrid-based artist Miguel Sbastida that examine the ecology of coral reefs.

Steven Matijcio, Director of the Blaffer Art Museum in Houston, will depart at the end of the month to become the Executive Director of the Knoxville Museum of Art.

This week: a Cuban artist opens their first U.S. solo museum exhibition in Houston, a show in Austin of artworks that reference and deconstruct large-scale public sculptures, emerging painters from Texas State University present their work in Lockhart, and more.

Kim Sandoval reviews Alexandria Canchola's exhibition "Memories Blurred with Fiction," on view at the Brownsville Museum of Fine Art.

A video exhibition tour of an exhibition by Greg Reuter at the Rockport Center for the Arts.

A video exhibition tour of a show honoring Frank X. Tolbert 2 at Andrew Durham Gallery in Houston.

Next week, a multidisciplinary performance inspired by one of artist James Drake's large-scale drawings will premiere at Rice University’s Brockman Hall for Opera.

The City of San Antonio has opened grant applications for local artists working in various disciplines, including literature, performance, and the visual arts.

Joe Craig reviews an exhibition of works by artist Robert Grosvenor at The Power Station in Dallas.

Throughline Collective in Houston has launched a national call for entries for a juried photography exhibition in conjunction with the 2024 FotoFest Biennial.

Today: Flowers in oil cans

Gustavo Carvajal writes about Max Marshall's exhibition exploring the mythology of cowboys, which is on view at Arts Fort Worth.

The Art Colony Association, Inc., a nonprofit organization that presents annual festivals in Houston, has named Karina Llergo as the featured artist for the 2024 Spring Bayou City Art Festival.

Colette Copeland writes about female Indian artists she's met who are creating smart, inventive work.

The University of Houston has announced that a new work by Rick Lowe has gone on permanent display at the college’s new John M. O’Quinn Law Building.

William Sarradet travels to El Paso to ask four artists and art workers, “What are you excited about in your creative practice for the upcoming year?”

The Mid-America Arts Alliance has announced the renewal of its Interchange program, a granting initiative that supports individual artists engaged in social practice work who live in Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas.

Hills Snyder writes about the work of Lubbock-based artists Jeff McMillan and Theodore Waddell.

In a letter received from the Internal Revenue Service, Marfa Invitational had its 501(c)3 nonprofit status reinstated retroactively, effective May 15, 2023.

This week: a major survey of works in Dallas by a Mexican artist who met an untimely death, a solo show in Corpus Christi examining the stories of South Texas laborers, an exhibition of abstract paintings from the early 1960s in Houston, and more.