Brandon Zech reviews an ambitious outdoor sculpture exhibition featuring work by 14 artists and collectives.

This week: a solo show featuring vibrant fabric artworks in Houston, a group exhibition paying tribute to a Chicano gallery and the artists it showcased in San Antonio, a one-day studio tour in Dallas, and more.

Artists who have been selected for this year's program include the Philadelphia-based duo Andy Davis and Anne Lukin, the Houston-based Preston Gaines, and the Chicago-based Devin T. Mays.

Natalie Hegert reviews a group exhibition featuring five artists who explore the "politics, aesthetics, and experience of belonging."

The Center for Civic and Public Policy Improvement has announced the opening of 3131 Gallery at One Emancipation Center in Houston’s Third Ward.

Madison Ford reviews an exhibition of complex, sensual oil paintings by Los Angeles-based artist Lucy Bull, on view at The Warehouse.

The City of San Antonio has launched a call for visual artists to apply for its Prequalified Public Art List; selected artists will be eligible for public art projects for three years.

Xan Murphy writes about the exhibition "Between Yesterday & Tomorrow," which features work by Black artists living and working in San Antonio.

Flatbed Center for Contemporary Printmaking, an Austin-based organization dedicated to serving artists working in print media, has announced a call for applications for its 2024 Jerry Manson Residency program.

Barbara Purcell reviews an exhibition of new works by Cey Adams at West Chelsea Contemporary in Austin.

The Houston Endowment, a place-based philanthropic organization, has installed its final exhibit of the year in its recently-built headquarters west of downtown.

Melissa Mednicov writes about the Greek-born artist Chryssa, whose often overlooked practice is the subject of a major exhibition at the Menil Collection in Houston.

William Sarradet writes about this year's iteration of the Texas Vignette art fair, a women-only annual exhibition in Dallas.

Zine Fest Houston, an annual festival that provides low-cost table space to regional and national DIY publishers, returns to Houston for the 30th year on Saturday, November 18.

This week: an inaugural exhibition introducing a new artist collective in Houston, figurative sculptures and assemblages on view at a sculpture park in Dallas, a performance debuts in Austin, and more.

The Art Museum of South Texas in Corpus Christi, has announced that admission to the museum will be free from now through January 3, 2024.

The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center in San Antonio has launched a poster contest, open to both students and professional artists, for its 42nd Annual Tejano Conjunto Festival.

En el marco del 50.º aniversario de esta obra de tierra, Jon Revett escribe sobre “Amarillo Ramp” de Robert Smithson, el impacto de este artista en el arte de tierra y sus muchos proyectos sin realizar en Texas.

Leslie Thompson reviews an exhibition at the Nasher Sculpture Center that rounds out the canon of land art.

Contemporary Art Month, a San Antonio-based nonprofit that supports and promotes the arts, has announced an open call for local high school students filmmakers.