This week: a retrospective exhibition of over 100 works by an Indigenous artist in Fort Worth, a group show examining the legacy and heritage of Freedmen’s Town in Houston, a solo show featuring prominent works by a significant photographer in Abilene, and more.

Houston and San Antonio-based artists have been selected by guest curator Christopher Blay to participate in the 2024 CAM Perennial.

Foto Relevance, a contemporary gallery specializing in fine art photography and photo-based works, has announced that effective January 1, 2024 it will launch a rebrand and a new name, Koslov Larsen.

This year, we covered art and other happenings across our great state of Texas and beyond.

Michelle Kraft writes about an art making workshop she led in Lubbock for members of the city's Survivor Housing community.

The San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts has announced plans for its grand reopening following recent repairs and remodeling.

Happy Holidays from all of us here at Glasstire!

The project has an overall budget of $165,000.

Leslie Moody Castro talks with Glasstire contributor and Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Core fellow, Valentin Diaconov.

Artpace San Antonio, a nonprofit residency program, has announced that it has been approved for a $350,000 grant from the City of San Antonio and Bexar County toward its rooftop renovation project.

Jessica Fuentes writes about some of the artists who have studios at ​​the Center for Contemporary Arts in Abilene.

Renee Lai interviews artist Alex Robinson about her work on view at Artpace San Antonio.

Waterloo Greenway Conservatory, a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating and maintaining an urban park system along Austin’s Waller Creek, has commissioned a video work from internationally renowned and Austin-based artists Teresa Hubbard / Alexander Birchler.

The Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth has announced the acquisition of a renowned jade sculpture from the ancient Mesoamerican Olmec civilization.

This week: a group exhibition exploring the effects of colonialism and capitalism in Austin; a solo show investigating the interconnectivity of violence, life, and religion, in Arlington; a two-person exhibition with themes of domesticity, migrations, and hope in San Antonio; and more.

A video tour of a show by Susan Budge, on view at Heidi Vaughan Fine Art in Houston.

The National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures is one of eleven organizations across the U.S. that has been awarded a grant from The Wallace Foundation to conduct research on issues related to arts organizations of color and the communities they serve.

Gustavo Carvajal escribe sobre la exposición "Japan, Form and Function: The Montgomery Collection" en el Crow Museum of Asian Art en Dallas.

In the first essay of a four-part series, Colette Copeland writes about her time as a Fulbright Scholar in India.

Glasstire visits the Rockport Center for the Arts to learn about the organization, its ethos, and the town's history as an art colony.