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Megan Wilson Krznarich on how the exhibition "If you look Hard Enough, You Can See Our Future" at the African American Museum in Dallas reflects the people and happenings of the city.

A video exhibition walkthrough of artist David Simpson's show of paintings at Gallery Sonja Roesch in Houston.

A video exhibition tour of artist Ernesto Marenco's show at Heidi Vaughan Fine Art in Houston.

Jessica Fuentes and Brandon Zech discuss the exhibition "William Kentridge: In Praise of Shadows," featuring 35 years of work by the artist, on view at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.

Today: Distorted family photos

Caleb Bell interviews North Texas-based artist Karla García about her practice and about her upcoming public art commission in Fort Worth.

William Sarradet talks with Dallas artist Andrea Tosten about calligraphy, her artwork, and her new position at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center.

Leslie Thompson reviews the exhibition "Echoes of Our Ancestors," on view at Kinfolk House in Fort Worth

This week: an exhibition highlighting early Texas art in Tyler, a solo show using cremated human remains as an artistic medium in Houston, an exhibition featuring large-scale assemblage-style sculptures in Dallas, and more.

A video tour of artist Brantly Sheffield's exhibition on view at Ro2 Art in Dallas.

Ryan Cantu escribe sobre el cambio de marea que trae consigo oportunidades y apoyo para artistas en la ciudad de Laredo.

Colette Copeland reviews an exhibition by Don Netzer that explores the mechanics and tools of gun violence.

During her Glasstire travels, Jessica Fuentes has documented landscapes across Texas' various regions with a panoramic film camera.

A video tour of photographer Joe Baraban's exhibition, on view at Nicole Longnecker Gallery in Houston.

Michelle Kraft reviews a solo show by Houston artist Nela Garzón and a group exhibition featuring works by PrintHouston member artists, both on view at LHUCA in Lubbock.

Leslie Moody Castro talks with Glasstire contributor Carris Adams about her thoughts on arts funding, how she started writing, and her own art.

Leslie Moody Castro writes about an exhibition of photographs that highlights the underrepresented culture of Black cowboys.

William Sarradet writes about the work artists Lili Chin, Samira Yamin, and William Warden created during their time at the Galveston Artist Residency.

This week: charcoal and mixed-media landscapes in Austin, a one-day showcase of analog films by Texas artists in Houston, a solo exhibition of abstract organic wood sculptures in San Benito, and more.

Barbara Purcell writes about the New York City half of the exhibition "I Am Not Your Mexican," on view at Ruiz-Healy Art.