The Rachofsky House, the former main site housing Howard and Cindy Rachofsky’s art collection, is being sold.
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Today: Simplified gray airplanes
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“SUSSURRI”: Art, Infrastructure, and Everything in Between
by Lauren Jonesby Lauren Jones 0 commentLauren Jones reviews a group show of contemplative work installed in one of Austin's oldest buildings.
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Technology, Memory & Domestic Space: “Hack the Planet” at Grackle Art Gallery, Fort Worth
by Colette Copeland 0 commentColette Copeland reviews an experimental exhibition curated by Kickpigeon Kids that explores connections between technology and home.
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City of Brownsville Seeking Partners to Envision New Uses for Former Art Museum
by Jessica Fuentes 2 commentsAt the beginning of April, the City of Brownsville launched a call for proposals imagining “bold new uses” for the former Brownsville Museum of Fine Art.
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The 2022 copyright infringement lawsuit filed by Deborah Roberts against artist Lynthia Edwards, Richard Beavers Gallery, and gallerist Richard Beavers, has been “amicably resolved.”
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Review: “Stenciled Elegance: Ise Katagami & the Art of Textile Design”
by Lauren Moya Ford 0 commentLauren Moya Ford reviews an exhibition at Asia Society Texas of Ise Katagami, the hand-cut stencils used to dye fabric in Japan.
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The Fort Worth Police Department has returned photographs by Sally Mann, which were seized from the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth in January.
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A Curatorial Vision on View: “Iterations of Interrupted Space” at the Rubin Center, El Paso
by Jessica Fuentes 0 commentJessica Fuentes reviews an exhibition in El Paso documenting the practice of Un Dique, the Ciudad Juárez-based curatorial team.
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Glasstire's 2025 auction features works by Daniel Rios Rodriguez, Page Kempner, Reynier Leyva Novo, Dan Sutherland, Jules Buck Jones, Dan Rizzie, Preston Gaines, Allison V. Smith, and others.
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Artpace, an artist residency and exhibitions program in San Antonio, has named Aiyana Thompson and Ashaanti Hornsby as its 2025 Curators-in-Residence.
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William Sarradet writes about two recent exhibitions in Dallas at the former Belmont Hotel and Zeke's Projects.
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This week: an inaugural exhibition featuring prominent Texas artists in Cleveland, a group show of contemporary textile works in Dallas, a ceramic exhibition and symposium in San Angelo, and more.
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An obituary for artist José Roger “Joe” Villarreal, noted for his popular depictions of life on the West Side of San Antonio, who died Saturday, April 12.
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Today: Painting on clear, layered panels
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Caroline Frost reviews an exhibition curated by Leslie Moody Castro that uses cochineal to explore contemporary gender discourse.
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Review: “Home, Love, and Loss” at the Art Museum of South Texas
by Liz Kimby Liz Kim 1 commentLiz Kim reviews a group exhibition of photographs, paintings, and prints by artists addressing themes of family and loss in their work.
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Ginger Roots Festival Shares Asian American Art & Culture with North Texas
by Nicholas Frank 0 commentThe Dallas Asian American Art Collective’s Ginger Roots: Asian American Arts Festival is underway, with two weeks of arts programming across North Texas through May 3.
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City of Houston Pauses Rehiring Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs Director
by Jessica Fuentes 1 commentThe City of Houston has paused rehiring the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs Director as it assesses management of the Houston Arts Alliance.
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Tickets on Sale for Solange Knowles for Saint Heron-Curated Programming
by Jessica Fuentes 0 commentPerforming Arts Houston has opened ticket sales for ”Eldorado Ballroom Houston,” a series of programming curated by Solange Knowles for Saint Heron.