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Sunlight seeps in from the street, pooling across the polished threshold. Before a single painting resolves from the soft haze of first encounter, the air inside聽Sleight of Hand聽thickens 鈥� charged with the prickle of being watched by the watched.

Glasstire counts down the top five art events in Texas.

Ron English鈥檚 exhibition Texas: Naturally Surreal at Ro2 Art showcases a blend of fine art and street art, illustrating his versatility as a toymaker and painter.

As a rule, makers of things pay close attention. How artists notice and respond to the intricacies of their environments and the dialogues of their psyches defines what their art can be 鈥� and how it will speak.

Glasstire counts down the top five art events in Texas.

The organizers of Frieze have revealed the sixty-nine galleries that will be participating in the 2023 iteration of its New York fair.

Time is a widespread conceit. As humans, it is easier to think of time as linear and progressive; the forward march of history to a better world. 

Linda Blackburn, the known and respected Fort Worth-based artist, died suddenly of natural causes on January 1, 2022.

In addition to returning exhibitors, Erin Cluely, Galleri Urbane, Conduit and others, P.A.O. Projects debuts at this year's fair.

Nominally this is a show of abstract paintings, but the three artists 鈥� Kate Petley, Lorraine Tady, and Liz Trosper 鈥� seem to be striving to make non-abstractions and non-paintings.

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,...

Walking into the open space of the Barry Whistler Gallery in Dallas to view John Pomara鈥檚 new Digital_debris show, one is quickly sucked into the main space where three bold 96鈥� x 64鈥� canvases are hung. Each makes brilliant use of black as part of a saturate color palette.

The museum鈥檚 collection now includes a mixed-media garment by Jeffrey Gibson and an aluminum signage piece by Edgar Heap of Birds.

The Fair offered credits, not refunds, to exhibitors. Now 34 galleries are threatening not to return.

The annual Dallas Art Fair, now in its 12th year, has announced its exhibitor list and special programming for 2020.