The Austin artist has been creating distinctive, large-scale collages for years.
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From a homing pigeon in flight to a kayaking trip on the lower Pecos River, these are our favorite images from the year.
Once one of Texas’s most prominent artists, Winter was known for depicting idyllic rural scenes and the good life in Dallas. But his later, more experimental work is just as interesting.
After decades of planning, the Nancy and Rich Kinder Building will open this weekend as a showcase of modern and contemporary art.
A Houston exhibit of images scavenged from junk shops and flea markets offers a view of the past that anticipates the present.
The Mexia-born artist’s new Blanton Museum show, “darling divined,’’ features striking woven textiles that reimagine stories central to his upbringing.
Plus, a new art exhibit about the borderlands, a music compilation by many Texas artists, and Casa Colombia.
For nearly a quarter century, this bohemian venue and ”social sculpture” has been a gathering place for poets, performance artists, and even a rooster or two.
The Hill, located in the West Texas desert, stirs visitors to confront what they cannot comprehend.
These distinct initiatives embody something I long wished for while studying at a predominantly white Texas university: a community of color connected through creativity.
In dreamy, finely detailed paintings, Jim Koehn revives old watering holes and mom-and-pop spots around the state.
While quarantined and away from home, I keep coming back to the late Texan choreographer’s works—which are newly available to watch online.
In a new digital exhibition at Dallas Contemporary, Holmes challenges viewers to advocate for justice.
The new Houston museum show exemplifies art as both revolution and witness, writes a Houston poet laureate.
The performing arts institution is facilitating forward-thinking conversations with artists and educators online.
The visual arts institution intends to realize the artist’s original intentions for the space with its upgrades.
Not everyone in San Augustine is on board for local artist Gary Brewer's perplexing project, which is three stories high and counting.
This week, we try our hand at window art—with a few stops and starts.
Plus, ‘My Darling Vivian,’ a party game for social distancing, and puzzles from the San Antonio Museum of Art.
Students in the beloved Shakespeare at Winedale course got creative with online theater, overcoming grainy visuals and bad Wi-Fi.
Troubled by the backlash against the Chinese city since the coronavirus pandemic, the Texan illustrator decided to showcase Wuhan's history, culture, and food.
Play with clay and learn about an important figure from Texas history.
Rafael Gonzales Jr. has developed a version of the classic game for the age of the coronavirus.
Novelists, composers, photographers and other creatives living and working in Texas were awarded this year.
Brighten up your living room with a homemade Texas floral arrangement.
The visual arts are adapting to unprecedented times by experimenting with online platforms.
During these strange and difficult times, crafting can perhaps help assuage anxiety.
The Contemporary Arts Museum Houston’s show immortalizes the late musician in his hometown.
The nonagenarian sculptor, whose pieces are flecked throughout southeast Texas, unveils a career-spanning retrospective in Beaumont.
Installation artist Mark Dion displays his findings in a tongue-in-cheek Fort Worth museum exhibition.
Plus, a Dallas Museum of Art exhibit, ‘Just Mercy,’ and Bryan Washington’s latest short story.
The 76-year-old artist died just past midnight on Christmas Eve at his home in Austin.
The show has traveled to the likes of Texas A&M, Baylor, and Texas Tech.
The Houston-based artist talks about the Houston art scene, working with Solange, and using chairs as a medium.
The local artist talks about finding her medium, what she’s unlearning, and being an ”emerging artist.”
Plus, a Dallas museum for holiday photos, a book about old Hollywood, and late-night pho in Houston.
Will Boone’s first solo exhibition probes what the Lone Star State means to outsiders and insiders alike.
Solange Pessoa’s new exhibition at Ballroom Marfa, 'Longilonge,' is rooted in archaeology and human psychology.
As the Amon Carter Museum reopens, a parallel movement highlighting local artists is flourishing.
Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s interactive 'Border Tuner' is visible this month from both cities along the U.S.-Mexico border.
The Austin native talks making a beaded guitar for Shakey Graves—and how a skull on the side of the road helped him find his medium.
The Dallas-based artist has collaborated with writer Shea Serrano on multiple ’New York Times’ best-sellers.
Artists are preparing to launch the city’s largest zine festival on October 5th.
Plus, a bakery perfect for late-night cravings and an interactive Austin literary experience.
Elmgreen & Dragset are back in Texas, this time with their first major U.S. museum exhibition.
Years after the late Linda Pace first shared her vision with rockstar architect Sir David Adjaye, the art museum is set to open in October.
Trent Lesikar’s ongoing ’The Shape of Texas’ series teases out connections between the state’s different eras.
Art and activism intersected at the Rio Grande Valley’s first Encuentro en la Frontera.
A project by local activists has many drivers raising their heads.
Artistic director Rob Melrose ushers in a new era for the storied institution with the upcoming fall season, from Shakespeare to Octavio Solis.