"hurricane harvey"

An open call group show benefitting Texas artists impacted by Hurricane Harvey.

Christina Rees and Rainey Knudson on Hurricane Harvey and the coast, and some shows to catch across other parts of Texas.

Adam Donnelly and Meggan Gould use as their medium the “physical and digital waste” that are left behind when creating photographic works. “Donnelly uses a protective dye on sheet film that…

While we are all waiting for the horror of Hurricane Harvey to dissipate, “Master of Horror” Tobe Hooper died on Saturday, August 26, in Los Angeles. The New York Times…

We love this city, which, as it turns out, means we love each other.

As we work to collect updates from visual art institutions affected by Hurricane Harvey, we have also heard from our friends in the performing arts. The news is not good.…

Image: Richard Carson | Reuters Since Hurricane Harvey hit Texas this weekend, people across the southeastern coast of the state have been dealing with unprecedented flooding situations. In Rockport, where the…

Yesterday, ARTnews reported Texas museum closings due to Hurricane Harvey with updates about the Menil Collection and the Galveston Arts Center (buildings: so far, so good). In part, the article…

Rainey Knudson and Christina Rees discuss the vulnerability of art on our weather-beaten coast.

This week: an exhibition about major conflicts between the U.S. and Central America in El Paso, a solo show examining the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' efforts related to Ike Dike in Austin, a meditation on aging in Dallas, and more.

From the Visual Art Center: “For over a century, scientists, engineers, and government officials have been working to protect the Texas Gulf Coast from superstorm events that have damaged local…

Hannah Rotwein reviews Jessie Homer French's solo exhibition of paintings at Various Small Fires in Dallas.

"Maybe the best-case scenario is at the end of the summer we can start posting satellite exhibitions, but until then, we just have to rethink what we're going to do right now."

A solo exhibition in the front gallery featuring work by Nathalie Miebach. “This solo exhibition by contemporary basket weaver and sculptor, Nathalie Miebach, features large-scale woven installations, sculptures, and watercolor…

The Joan Mitchell Foundation has opened up emergency grants to US-based visual artists who have suffered significant losses after natural or man-made disasters.

Rockport, Texas continues to be post-Harvey resilient. The Rockport Center for the Arts will host its annual Rockport Art Festival this weekend, Saturday and Sunday, July 7 and 8, 10am-6pm…