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Ashley Allen reviews the exhibition "I Am Not Your Mexican" at Ruiz-Healy Art in San Antonio.

Today: Patterned landscapes

Josué Ramírez reviews an exhibition of recent sculptures by Texas artist Danville Chadbourne, on view at the San Benito Cultural Heritage Museum.

Jessica Fuentes and William Sarradet discuss their visits to Dallas-Fort Worth's newly opened Meow Wolf location.

Sofia Penny talks with artist Jennifer Ling Datchuk about her tattoos, their significance, and how they're influenced by her artwork.

Courtney Thomas reviews the current exhibition at the Elizabet Ney Museum, in which sculptures by Alejandra Almuelle are in dialog with works from the museum's permanent collection.

This week: a group exhibition exploring the cowboy in contemporary culture in Dallas, a two-person show investigating trauma and healing in Waco, an exhibition featuring photography and generative artworks in Houston, and more.

María C. Gaztambide, la Directora Ejecutiva y Curadora en Jefe del Public Art University of Houston System, dejará la organización a finales de este verano para convertirse en la Directora Ejecutiva del Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico.

Bucky Miller writes about the pleasure of used bookstores and reviews three books about art and photography.

William Sarradet writes about the Currents New Media Festival in Santa Fe, and visits Meow Wolf's "House of Eternal Return."

Caleb Bell writes about the Austin School of Furniture, which offers furniture making and woodworking classes and workshops in Austin.

Jessica Fuentes write about the past, present, and future of Fort Worth's art scene.

Carris Adams interview Jonathan Norton, one of the collaborative leads for the Nasher Sculpture Center's "Urban Historical Reclamation and Recognition" project by artist Vicki Meek.

This week: an exhibition featuring resident artists in Galveston; a solo show highlighting lesser-known Black leaders, stories, and events in Fort Worth; an exhibition of new figurative works by a Denver-based artist in Marfa; and more.

Texas artists speak about how the recent Supreme Court rulings will impact their lives, from stress and fear to direct financial effects.

Valentin Diaconov writes about exhibitions by Mercedes Pardo and Elias Crespin at Sicardi Ayers Bacino, and a show of NFT works at Assembly.

Nico Silva talks with El Paso-based artist and curator Ramon Cardenas about his own artwork, his curatorial goals for the Rubin Center for the Visual Arts, and his upcoming projects.

Brandon Zech talks with Ann Graham, who for the past ten years has run Texans for the Arts, about the ins an outs of art funding policy and how to advocate for art in your community.

Austin-based writer Ann Daly, who is working on a book about Georgia O'Keeffe, visits artist's retrospective exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

This week: a traveling exhibition exploring nature, health, and sustainability comes to San Antonio; a juried exhibition of Texas art in Fort Worth; an annual art festival in Rockport; and more.