Those web-savvy folks over at the Houston press have assembled an interactive map of current street art in Houston by wheat-pasters Eyesore, Dual, Garro, Cutthroat, Shreddi, and the legendary Give…

Bonnie Pitman, soon-to-be ex-director of the Dallas Museum of Art, has been recognized by the American Association of Museums with its Award For Distinguished Service to Museums for 2011. She…

The latest exhibition at brand 10, Fort Worth’s smart, cozy and newest kunsthalle, On Wheels is equal parts kitsch and high politics. In this show, plain-faced middle-American falderal meets something…

The Linda Pace Foundation has acquired, Sunset song, a 2003 sound piece by Scottish artist Susan Philpsz, and they’re going to play it outdoors, over a horn-shaped loudspeaker from noon…

At last, 25 years of Art Guys shenanigans in a convenient 2-DVD set! The Art Guys: Home On The Range, just out, includes selections from the The Art Guys’ live…

Artists Annette Lawrence an Mike Smith have been elected to the board of directors of Arthouse, the embattled Austin art venue. The vacant spots on the board resulted from a…

Black Hole Coffee House in Houston’s Montrose neighborhood is planning “the Supernova Project,” the first of a series of quarterly soup dinners aimed at raising money for Montrose-based creative projects…

This year, Glasstire turns 10, making it one of the oldest (and best) art websites in the country. We’re celebrating with a star-studded panel discussion at the Fort Worth Modern…

San Antonio artist Jung Hee Mun reaches new heights of technique and conceptual audacity with her Sala Diaz show.

The Dallas Museum of Art has announced that Charlie Wylie, their curator of contemporary art, will step down in June after 15 years at the museum.  Wylie worked on major…

Every Thursday in May, the Rothko Chapel will offer Tai Chi classes free to the public. Led by instructor Henderson Smith, the slow repetitive movements will be held on May…

The Texas Contemporary Art Fair has been officially announced. The fair will arrive at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston on October 20-23, just as the first Houston…

The Houston Arts Alliance has a new Director of Development. John E. Bradshaw Jr. (not to be confused with the prominent Houston motivational speaker, who looks an awful lot like…

San Antonio artist Leigh Anne Lester has won the $50,000 Hunting art Prize this year. Her pencil drawing, “Mutant Spectre” was chosen from among 110 other finalists’ works at the…

Developers are eyeing several sites in the industrial East End of Houston as possible cultural destinations. The Houston Maritime Museum, near the Medical Center, and the Houston Railroad Museum in…

To mark our 10th anniversary, Glasstire is bringing a star-studded group of thinkers to the region to think about regionalism next Saturday. Robert Storr, dean of the Yale University School…

The implosion of the Austin art world has got me thinking about art world power dynamics, as I mentioned last week in my published correspondence with Rachel Cook. The resignation…

As the culmination of all the hybridizing, canoodling and commingling going on in Austin at the Fusebox Festival, Texas Biennial, and Art Week Austin, the Art Alliance Austin has organized…

On Sunday, May 1 Marfa’s Chinati Foundation, unscorched amid the recent wildfires, will open it’s doors for Community Day with free brunch, free tours, free Giant Art Project in the…

Lee Rosenbaum’s Culturegrrl blog reports that an unnamed conservative congressman went to bat for the Smithsonian’s right to show A Fire in My Belly by David Wojnarowicz, relieving some of…