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Note: This event is online only From Blue Star Contemporary:badddd “Join BSC and Red Dot Artists Joe Harjo and Julia Barbosa Landois to learn more about the artists’ work and…

“The exhibition Regional Fictions re-contextualizes this literary term to examine the lies, falsifications, and omissions present in the lore of a particular geographical region, particularly as it is taught to…

A performance by Julia Barbosa Landois. The work aims to satirize “the performance of the performance artist persona, the work of art, and the workaday.”

“The exhibition’s title, Frozen in the Permanent Memorial, is a reference to Freud’s flawed yet poetically described theory of fetish development. Here it relates to a particular phenomenon in Catholic…

Inspired by the toil and tunneling of the generations of ants on display in an ant farm, San Antonio-based artist Julia Barbosa Landois presents an installation in Artpace’s Main Avenue…

A multimedia performance that examines sex, masculinity, and the tourist mentality along the Texas/Mexico border. Suggested for audiences 18 and up, 30 minutes, with a Q&A seesion afterwards.

A pedestal topped by a teetering column of paper ephemera reflects the artist’s fascination with Catholic material culture and ritualistic exchange.

Humble materials, unspoken violence, and direct audience engagement enliven the multimedia works of San Antonio artist Julia Barbosa Landois.  Informed by interviews with brothel patrons, sex tourism website testimonials, regional…

"Exploring the superficial labels of cultural identity, Con Ajo Y Baroque draws on the kinship between two artists and their mutual backgrounds growing up in San Antonio. Combining nostalgia from…

Native San Antonio artist Landois presents an exhibition and performance piece that references "Catholic aesthetics of body display while examining the role of ritual in the face of acculturation, all…

Gabriel Martinez conversa con Julia Barbosa Landois sobre su nuevo performance en DiverseWorks que combina spoken word, video y música en vivo.

Gabriel Martinez talks to Julia Barbosa Landois about her new performance at DiverseWorks which combines spoken word, video, and live music.

The BIPOC Arts Network & Fund has awarded 25 Houston-area artists with $20,000 grants and an 18-month professional development opportunity.

The Contemporary Austin and DiverseWorks in Houston have each received $75,000 grants for curator-led projects from the Teiger Foundation.

Advocates of a Latino Museum of Cultural and Visual Arts & Archive Complex in Houston, Harris County has announced its inaugural juried art show and symposium.

Buffalo Bayou Partnership and Aurora Picture Show have announced the return of “NIGHT LIGHT,” an evening event featuring video art along the Buffalo Bayou East trails in Houston.

Houston-based writer, educator, and curator Reyes Ramirez has launched a virtual exhibition exploring the use of grids in contemporary Houston art, literature, history, and politics.

Jessica Fuentes on works from Artspace111’s “9th Annual Texas Juried Exhibition.”