Rio Grande Valley artist Alicia Garza transforms secondhand textiles into something bright and unexpected, somewhere between fashion, craft, and activ...

Chris Wicker, exhibitions manager at FotoFest, shares insights on organizing Houston's 40th anniversary photo biennial and his own multidisciplinary a...

Dallas designer Maria Rasheed transforms heirloom carpets into fragile paper art that fades over time, a meditation on diaspora and disappearing histo...

Houston’s Julia Fisher uses color and collage to reconstruct childhood memories, exploring the gap between her Brazilian heritage and American upbring...

In this Quick Q+Art interview, Houston-based new media artist Chris Wicker discusses how his East Texas upbringing shapes his video installations.

Collage artist Mitchell L. H. Douglas discusses his upcoming poetry collection, ‘Universal Corner,’ where different worlds and cultural influences col...

Filmmaker Zinzi Gugu Johnson joins us to discuss ‘Fears,’ her new short film that turns American anxieties into darkly humorous cinema.

Our first exhibition of 2026, Lone Star, features an inspiring array of work in a range of media created in or about Texas.

From witch hunts and biometric portraits to reality TV art shows and tarot decks, here's the work that defined NOT REAL ART's 2025.

In the season’s sixth episode, Remote series creator Badir McCleary visits Sal’s Famous Pizzeria, the Blythe Intaglios, and the Pyramids at Giza.

Our December 2025 exhibition, Pulp Fiction, features contemporary artists in a range of media exploring the unlimited possibilities of paper.

In the season’s fifth episode, Remote series creator Badir McCleary visits ‘Stonehenge II’ in Texas and Tom Fruin’s ‘The Glass House’ in Orlando, FL.