Leslie Thompson reviews an exhibition of rubbings made from 17th- and 18th-century New England gravestones, which ask questions about memory, preservation, and the images we choose to carry forward.
Garland Fielder recalls his lifelong lessons learned in art school.
Christopher Karr reviews an exhibition at the Contemporary at Blue Star featuring nearly four decades of work by San Antonio artist Alex Rubio.
Robert Stein, CIO of the National Gallery of Art and former Deputy Director of the Dallas Museum of Art, will join the Amon Carter Museum of American Art as Executive Director and CEO in November…
Following a campaign of criticism from the Trump Administration, Lonnie Bunch has announced his retirement as Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution.
Four Texas communities now have designated cultural districts officially approved by the Texas Commission on the Arts: Brownsville, Edinburg, Galveston, and Lufkin.
Fourteen Panhandle-based arts and culture organizations will participate in the Engage Express Lubbock program offered by the Mid-America Arts Alliance and Lubbock Cultural Arts Foundation.
Maysa Martins considers the social implications of artist Leah Danze's new works about insects.
Leslie Thompson reviews an exhibition of rubbings made from 17th- and 18th-century New England gravestones, which ask questions about memory, preservation, and the images we choose to carry forward.
Brandon Zech speaks with gallerist Laura Burton, owner of Laura (the gallery), about leaving New York and opening a space in Houston, why art fairs matter to a young gallery, and how she thinks about…
William Sarradet speaks with Galveston-based paint conservator and object restoration artist Jhonny Langer about disaster mitigation, the slow work of triage and salvage after a storm, and what a century of Gulf Coast weather has…
Eileen Maxson and Arie Bouman have debuted the second episode of "In Good Company," their series of conversations with and between Houston artists and cultural workers.
A video tour of artist Stan Irvin's exhibition at the Nave Museum in Victoria.
A video tour of a show by Venessa Monokian and JR Roykovich at Throughline Collective in Houston.
Amanda Holstein interviews artist Hayun Surl about his ceramics practice, which is inspired by traditional Korean pottery.
Vincent Solis escribe sobre el uso que Ruben Luna y Gil Rocha le dan al rasquachismo para analizar un estilo de vida y las condiciones que dan origen a la pobreza.
On the eve of International Women’s Day, the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio launched a series of lectures by dynamic women.
"Far from being the idle doodling of ancient peoples, the rock art of the Lower Pecos was part of a living landscape that provided food, shelter, and a connection with the spirit world.”
