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In this new body of work, we see a theme revisited by artist Jules Buck Jones again and again. Imagery of extinct and extant animals populate drawings, paintings, prints, cutouts, and videos, weaving together thoughts on evolution, extinction, and the immensity of the...

Quilt Journeys: Pattern, January 30鈥揓uly 24, 2021 and Dwelling: Experiences of Shelter, March 27鈥揝eptember 4, 2021, at the Wichita Falls Museum of Art. Quilts, prints and sculpture tell the stories of pandemic isolation in Texoma, the broad regionality of far North Texas,...

Between now and March 25, nearly 250 collaborative drawings (or what remains from sales) will be available from a drawing project by the Austin-based, critically acclaimed art collective Okay Mountain.

From the Vault: Selections from the Art Museum of Southeast Texas at Tyler Museum of Art.聽Dates:聽September 13, 2020 鈥� February 28, 2021. Featured ar

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on a gem of a film festival in Marfa, a tequila bar as Zen garden, and a show that gets artists and writers in the same room.

Van Gogh and graffiti in the same month? We do things our way in the Bayou City, and in the weeks ahead we'll view works by the Dutch Post-Impressionist painter as well as GONZO247's evolution as an artist.

From November 9-17, 2018, an ongoing presentation of light-based public artworks will light up Austin, Texas鈥� river walk for the 5th annual Waller Creek Conservancy Creek Show.

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on a faculty show that has our attention, the evolution of Chinati Weekend, and the return of the Texas Contemporary Art Fair.

Fort Worth鈥檚 Gallery Night and Dallas鈥� first unofficial evening of exhibitions happen on the same night every September, usually the first Saturday of the month.

Married Austin artists, Eric Manche and Sara Vanderbeek, have announced the imminent opening of DORF, a new experimental pop-up endeavor and art space in south Austin that commences with its first show on May 11, 2018.

Creek-side art installations are mega-popular in Austin, judging by the crowds that packed walkways for the Waller Creek Conservancy鈥檚 annual Creek Show this past November.

Dirty Dark Place is a new artist-run space in Kyle, Texas (just south of Austin on I35) that will, over the course of one year, host some fantastic-sounding shows by some of Texas鈥� best artists.

The third annual Creek Show is now on view in downtown Austin! Sponsored by the Waller Creek Conservancy, Creek Show is a combination of works by artists, architects, and designers reimagining and reinventing the past, present, and future of Waller Creek.

Last weekend, the Glasstire crew was in Austin to see the East Austin Studio Tour (EAST) and shoot video/serve mimosas at their community breakfast.