Four major institutions, including the Museum of Fine Art Houston, issued a joint statement on September 21st to postpone a blockbuster retrospective Philip Guston Now.

An extensive list of over 100 artists and estates have donated to ‘Artists for Biden’ an exclusive online auction spearheaded by David Zwirner in conjunction with Gladstone, Lehmann Maupin Marian Goodman Gallery, among others.

Just announced, the Texas Performing Arts and Fusebox Festival have launched a $20,000.00 Residency Program for Austin-based performing artists!

Due to the ongoing pandemic and the rapid rise in Covid 19 cases nationwide, the future of in-person Art Fairs is uncertain.

Houston native Beyoncé and her husband Jay-Z have amassed an important collection of Black art and the new visual album recently released on Disney Plus, Black is King, highlights some of Contemporary Art’s best.

Frieze Art Fair adjusts to a new normal by launching its new Frieze Viewing Room, an ambitious new digital initiative.

Gulf Coast Journal of Literature and Fine Art is proud to announce the winner of the 2019 Toni Beauchamp Prize in Critical Art Writing, Ra Malika Imhotep, for her essay "On Retrieval."

This week, Los Angeles will see the opening of sophomore editions of three fairs—Frieze Los Angeles, Felix LA, and Spring/Break LA.

Art Fairs are overwhelming. And there are so many to choose from, how do you know which ones are worth your time?

Following its premier at the Pérez Museum in Miami, the Beatriz González: A Retrospective arrives at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, through January 2020.

A comprehensive list of my recommended reading for 2019.

Formally the Fort D.A. Russell military base, Chinati’s campus is comprised of 34 army barracks, artillery sheds, and additional industrial structures throughout downtown. The sprawling space is home to a select group of artists with whom Judd closely identified with.

Following a series of protests, Whitney Museum’s vice chairman Warren Kanders, resigned from his position. The chairman is owner of Safariland (a manufacture of tear gas used by US Customs and Boarder Protection Officers) and had joined the board in 2006 donating more than $10 million to the museum.

“We need culture writers who see and think from places of difference and who are willing to take unpopular positions so that ideas can evolve or die…”

One of the world’s most prominent art collectors, Agnes Gund and her daughter Catherine Gund, both signed a letter urging all candidates for the 2020 U.S. Presidential election to call for a wealth tax.

Reading now: Steve Martin, the unexpected advocate for Aboriginal art

Upate: “Salvator Mundi” was pulled from the Louvre’s blockbuster Leonardo da Vinci show.

Could not be happier about this: Art League Houston Awards Betty Moody 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award

Kehinde Wiley is launching a new multi-disciplinary artist residency project in Dakar, Senegal, called Black Rock Senegal after the volcanic rock ubiquitous on the Senegalese coastline. Of African heritage himself, Wiley was raised in LA but his father was from Lagos.

David Zwirner’s 525 West 19 Street location will house half of Plan B, a pop-up show for dealers from the cancelled VOLTA New York.