The Candidates Running Against Corruption
For many of the Democratic challengers in Texas, combating corruption is taking center stage in their campaigns.
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Data Centers Meet Their Skeptics
In nearly every corner of Texas, bipartisan activists are voicing their disapproval of data centers
The Texas Artist Changing How We See Landscape
The Texas landscape has inspired artists since time out of mind. Rebecca Pugh, often working with mixed media, is no exception.
Continued Calls For ICE Accountability In Texas
Protesters are demanding not only accountability for what happened to Salgado Araujo, but an end to what they see as systemic violence from a federal immigration enforcement agency
Faith Leaders Condemn ICE Violence In Texas
The faith leaders at the Texas Capitol noted that recent violent actions from ICE go against their religious traditions and beliefs while calling for specific reforms
Dakari Butler, Immersive Art, And Anthropomorphic Bowling Pins
The Mundane, Uneventful, & Ordinary Life of Miss Jones, running at Art on Main in Dallas though August 1, is Butler’s most narrative work yet, but also fits into her undefinable oeuvre as an artist
New Show Reframes Black Art As A Comprehensive American Story
Instead of trying to capture a particular artist’s statement, Bayou City Stewards is an extremely broad collection of art by Black creators that spans multiple disciplines and dozens of styles