Keith House, a meeting house for North Texas nonprofits and community groups, has announced that “Come to Good,” a Skyspace by James Turrell, will open to the public on February 15.

Ian Etter reviews an exhibition of work created at the Chinati Residency that captures the essence of the West Texas.

Chris Becker previews a multimedia stage production that uses a multitude of characters to address trans rights, gender inequality, and climate change.

An obituary for Stephen J. Daly, an artist, educator, and founder of the Texas Sculpture Group, who died January 17, 2025.

This week: a regional biennial exhibition in Houston, a site-specific installation inspired by poetry in San Antonio, a solo show featuring abstract works that explore healing, empowerment, and transformation in Austin, and more.

Joseph Staley reviews an exhibition of paintings which draw inspiration from failed CIA operations.

Contemporary Art Month, a San Antonio-based nonprofit organization that promotes local artists through a month-long series of exhibitions and programs, has announced the artists selected to participate in this year’s perennial exhibition.

Arianne Ohman reviews an Ansel Adams exhibition that examines his artistic process and the influence he had on younger generations.

The Rockport Center for the Arts has announced the guest speakers selected for its PechaKucha event, including creatives from various art disciplines.

Christopher Karr reviews a show of prints at the San Antonio Museum of Art that explores immigration, labor, and the aesthetic influence of Mesoamerican symbolism.

DORF, an Austin-based exhibition and community space, has named Intel Lastierre as its inaugural Fellowship in Professional Practice recipient.

Christie Stockstill reviews an exhibition that uses the lens to highlight the importance of family bonds.

The Dallas Art Fair has announced the 90 exhibitors participating in its 2025 fair taking place in April at the Fashion Industry Gallery (f.i.g.) in the Dallas Arts District.

Brandon Zech on the singular work of Marfa, Texas-based artist Julie Speed.

Colette Copeland reviews a show of color photography that explores the social dynamics and group identities of the late 20th century.

The San Antonio Museum of Art, the Witte Museum, and the African American Museum, Dallas have recently announced new hires and promotions.

William Sarradet writes about artist resources available at public libraries in the metro areas across Texas.

Jessica Fuentes escribe sobre “Properties” de Cameron Rowland, una exposición en el Dia Beacon que cuestiona ideas relacionadas con la tierra y su valor.

An obituary for Robert Michael Rosenberg, an attorney, arts patron, and artist in Houston, who died on January 8, 2025.

The National Council of Nonprofits has released a statement regarding the Trump administration rescinding its memorandum ordering a pause on federal financial assistance programs.