William Sarradet talks with Lauren Shults, who is a Glasstire contributor and a reporter at the "Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post," about writing, art, and what it's like to live in a smaller, Hill Country town.

The Rockport Center for the Arts is preparing for its 55th Annual Rockport Art Festival, which is set to take place over the weekend of July 1–2.

Emma Ahmad writes about three exhibitions currently on view at Arts Fort Worth.

The Houston Arts Alliance has opened a new round of applications for its Let Creativity Happen! and City Initiative Grants.

The Panhandle has its fair share of exhibitions happening this summer, and we thought we’d compile a few for you here.

Jacky Cortiaus reviews the exhibition "Wild Child," featuring artwork by Katherine Houston, Gian Garofalo, and Marcos Anziani.

Edward Hayes, Jr. comes to the museum from the McNay in San Antonio, where he was the Exhibitions Senior Manager.

This week: a show of etherial paintings in Dallas, two artists in Houston examine LGBTQ+ political and social histories, an exhibition by a Texas-raised artist at a new Austin gallery, and more.

Museums, nonprofits, and other organizations across Texas are celebrating Juneteenth through programs featuring music, food, art, and more.

A video tour of an exhibition by artist Andrea Rosenberg, at Moody Gallery in Houston.

Houston's BIPOC Arts Network & Fund has announced its initial round of individual artist awards.

Jessica Fuentes escribe sobre las artistas contemporáneas cuyos trabajos exploran los roles femeninos tradicionales, mujeres históricas importantes, el arte performativo y el cuerpo femenino.

A video tour of an exhibition by Myra Barraza, and a two-person show by Michael Corris and Tino Ward, at Liliana Bloch Gallery in Dallas.

María C. Gaztambide, the Executive Director and Chief Curator of Public Art University of Houston System, will leave the organization later this summer to become the Executive Director at the Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico.

Sarah Vasquez interviews artist and musician TJ Tambellini about his show of sound works and photographs, on view at Maintenant in Marfa.

Valentin Diaconov reviews a group exhibition of artworks that confront Chinese history, power, and traditions.

Last week the City of San Antonio announced that it has partnered with Google Arts & Culture to bring several local institutions onto the online platform.

Leslie Thompson writes about murals commissioned for East Texas' post offices during the Works Progress Administration.

Earlier this month, Easyside, a new arts nonprofit on the east side of Fort Worth, announced that it has rented a physical space and will be opening in the coming weeks.

Artspace111, a Fort Worth-based commercial gallery, has announced the 43 artists selected for its 10th Annual Texas Juried Exhibition.