William Sarradet hace perfiles de los artistas, curadores, voluntarios y otras personas que dan vida a la comunidad del arte del Sur de Texas.

Jessica Fuentes writes about contemporary female artists whose works explore traditional female roles, important historical women, performance art, and the female body.

Michael Flanagan writes about Mark Flood's exhibition at Reeves Art + Design in Houston.

The Dallas Museum of Art has announced the promotion of Interim Chief Curator Dr. Nicole R. Myers and the hiring of Anabelle Gambert-Jouan as assistant curator of European Art.

This weekend, the Houston Art Gallery Association and the Fort Worth Art Dealers Association will host spring celebrations in which galleries across each city will be open with new exhibitions.

The Blanton Museum of Art at The University of Texas at Austin has announced the acquisition of two permanent installations by artists Kay Rosen and Gabriel Dawe.

Liz Kim writes about the work of Texas-based, Ghanaian-American artist Japheth Asiedu-Kwarteng.

Contemporary at Blue Star has announced Christie Blizard, Juan Carlos Escobedo, Theresa Newsome, and Rubio as its 2023-2024 Berlin Residency Program artists.

Christine Gwillim on the work and philosophy of postmodern choreographer and dancer Deborah Hay.

The Contemporary Arts Museum Houston and adidas Basketball will debut CAMH COURT, the first-ever playable basketball court installed in an art museum.

In the second part of his portrait series, William Sarradet profiles the artists, curators, volunteers, and other people who enliven South Texas' art community.

This week: a world-class collection show in Dallas, Contemporary Art Month takes over San Antonio, an artist highlights his "sputtering attempts" to create digital prints in Houston, and more.

The Briscoe Western Art Museum, a collecting institution located on San Antonio’s River Walk, has announced the details of its 2023 Night of Artists exhibition and art sale.

Caleb Bell recalls his recent visit to Lumiere, a mobile tintype portrait studio in Austin.

The Cabinet Oak Project announces the 59 artists selected to create works from a piece of historic oak wood, sourced from a large fallen limb of an oak tree that sits in front of the LBJ Ranch House.

Los Angeles-based artist Eamon Ore-Giron will produce a new artwork for Landmarks, the University of Texas at Austin’s public art program.

Hannah Dean on an exhibition that uses family history and archives to address issues of othering, belonging, narrative, and place.

Doug Welsh reviews an exhibition of hypnotizing ceramic sculptures and paintings in Houston.

The Fondren Library at Rice University in Houston recently acquired a functional replica of Romantic English polymath William Blake’s printing press.

Jessica Fuentes and William Sarradet discuss the art they saw and the art spaces they visited in Laredo, McAllen, Corpus Christi, Rockport, Harlingen, and beyond.