This week: a monumental solo exhibition of a revered Dallas artist inaugurating a new nonprofit space, a solo show of paintings that transform the residue of everyday life into an uncanny subversions of reality in…
In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, Glasstire is sharing recent and past articles featuring Hispanic and Latino artists.
Amanda Holstien on the otherworldly, cozy, transcendent nature of tramp art.
Three Texas cities, San Antonio, Celina, and Houston, welcome new public art installations with unveilings in September and October.
The National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures has announced the 25 recipients of its 2026 Meet the Moment and Catalyst for Change grants.
The list of galleries participating in the inaugural Houston edition of the Affordable Art Fair has been announced, including 30 Texas spaces.
A Midland museum, a Dallas nonprofit, and two Houston arts organizations have announced new directors and board members.
Emma S. Ahmad recounts her visit to the Trump and Epstein Memorial Reading Room during its recent stop in Dallas.
William Sarradet reviews “Welcome to Paradox City," a new book by critic Mark Lamster that explores the architectural history of Dallas.
William Sarradet speaks with Dallas dealer Bart Keijsers Koning about a gallery's responsibilities to the arts ecosystem, how artists can engage with galleries, and what a gallery actually does.
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…
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.
Maggie Adler talks to legendary San Antonio gallerist Patricia Ruiz-Healy about her decades-long career.
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.
The Embassy of the United States in Mexico and the FBI announced the return of a stolen 19th-century statue that had been located in the collection of the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts.
The Museum of Human Achievement, a multi-disciplinary art space and nonprofit organization in Austin, has announced three new initiatives: a new grant, a residency for artists, and a new installation.
