Acro-Cats, a trained animal show featuring -you guessed it- cats (and a chicken), will be performing at the Josephine Theatre in San Antonio on Sept. 21-25. It’s return engagement, following…

The first phase of Texas sculptor Margarita Cabrera’s retrospective that opened at the El Paso Museum of art on Sunday has already garnered some press attention from an unlikely source-…

Doc, a 27-year old  orangutan artist, died Tuesday at the Houston zoo, euthanized after a battle with heart disease. Doc’s paintings were sold in several of the zoo’s Pongos helping…

Houston Microcinema Aurora Picture Show has named the pioneer video and performance artist Joan Jonas as its 2011 Aurora Award winner. The award will be presented at the $250 -a-plate…

    Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation recently awarded The University of North Texas Department of Art and Art History  a $40,000 grant to fund the “MFA Professional Practices: Staying in…

Sue Graze, director of Arthouse since 1999 has resigned as Executive Director to become Director Emeritus. Graze has  has shepherded the org through a name change,  an ostentatious makeover, a…

  The Art Guys, in association with Hear Our Houston, a project by artist Carrie Schneider that asks people to “Ttake a walk: record your thoughts, observations, stories, memories, and…

Flash art is polling its readers (and everyone else) to find out who to put on their annaul top 100 artists list. In the past they’ve asked curators and critics,…

After 14 years at Houston’s Diverseworks Art Space, Diane Barber will be stepping down  from her post as co-artistic director to pursue other projects after September 14, although she will…

San Antonio Express-News reporter Abe Levy chronicles the works of modern day sacred artist Agustin Parra, whose works are a focus of devotion in San Fernando Cathedral and Mission San…

On the 1200-acre Watson ranch on the Medina River outside San Antonio, the Land Heritage Institute’s longhorns graze near a retrofitted dairy barn and a newly-donated portable classroom that will…

Houston art collective Sketchy Neighbors wants your ideas! They’re inviting online suggestions for unorthodox materials and creative concepts between now and September 25, when they will choose random projects  from…

Hundreds of Austin artists who rely on occasional public events like the East Austin Studio Tour (E.A.S.T.) are facing a dire challenge: due to new zeal in enforcing city regulations,…

On Saturday, August 27th, Austin Art in Public Places celebrates the dedication of the way-finding “Obeliscos” at intersections along 7th St. commissioned as part of Jennifer Chenoweth’s  East 7th St.…