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From the Austin Public Library: “Glass beads are arguably the most popular artistic medium in Africa. With the exhibition “Beauty and the Beads: Divine Fire and Color in Transatlantic Bead…

From Embarrassing Shoes: “In his latest body of work, Sandy Carson turns his wry wit to cataloging the year 2020, an uncertain and unprecedented time where the world began navigating…

Big Medium's Artistic and Creative Director Coka Treviño and Managing Director Latasha Carter have departed from the Austin-based nonprofit organization.

From Archway Gallery: “This exhibition by glass artists Chris Alexander and Deborah Ellington delves into the paradox of glass as a medium. Glass can appear transparent and opaque, solid, and…

From the Nasher Sculpture Center: “The Nasher Sculpture Center unveils new details for Haegue Yang: Lost Lands and Sunken Fields, opening February 1, 2025. The exhibition presents a dense, subterranean…

From San Jacinto College: “Rooted in past and present experiences, Gale’s work explores the sanctuary, yearning, and ambivalence that exists within her familial closeness. Utilizing comforting imagery from my past…

From Sam Houston State University: “The University Art Gallery at Sam Houston State University is pleased to announce its upcoming exhibition, Seeing Texas: Kaima Marie Akarue, Michelle Chen Dubose &…

Ronnie Yates reviews the politically-oriented themes of the Texas Biennial's "Thermals and Thresholds" at the Silos at Sawyer Yards in Houston.

Jessica Fuentes writes about a traveling exhibition that explores the role of art and design related to the experiences of menstruation, reproduction, childbearing, and caregiving.

Renee Lai talks with filmmakers Katy McCarthy and Adam Golfer about the politics surrounding Texas rivers in their films.

The Mid-America Arts Alliance, in partnership with other U.S. Regional Arts Organizations, has opened applications for a new grant initiative supporting traditional arts rooted in communities of color.

From Stinson House: “Dylan Ellery Anderson is a Houston-based multidisciplinary artist born in 1999. She graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture from the University of Houston and…

Max Tolleson speaks with Isabella Mireles Vik about working with ensembles of movement artists and the difficulties of staging performance work.

From TWU: “Interwoven Resilience: Trauma, Healing, and Technology,” a solo-exhibition by Felicia Jordan-Jones, opens Monday, January 13 in the TWU East Gallery. Born and raised in Dallas, Texas and a…

From Dallas College: “Step into Gallery 219 at Dallas College Eastfield to experience Agglomeration a two-person exhibition by Peter Abrami and Hava Toobian.  Agglomeration: references a mass or collection of…

Art museums in Beaumont, Tyler, McAllen, and Corpus Christi have announced exhibitions opening this Spring.

William Sarradet writes about two exhibitions on view at Pencil on Paper Gallery and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.

A video tour of the exhibition Robert Ruello: Signal Spirits at the Transart Foundation for Art and Anthropology, Houston.

The University Art Gallery at Sam Houston State University is pleased to announce its upcoming exhibition, Seeing Texas: Kaima Marie Akarue, Michelle Chen Dubose & Ana Fernandez, from January 20…

From the Kimbell Art Museum: “In the first half of the twentieth century, Germany experienced the last years of the German Empire, World War I and the revolution that followed,…