Art/Art History Survival Kit: Residencies, Grants, Galleries, and More

Ancient to contemporary art collections and exhibitions. At University of Texas at Austin.

Contemporary art exhibitions, commissions, education, and collection. Affiliated with Laguna Gloria & The Art School.

Collection and presentation of traditional and contemporary Mexican, Latino, and Latin American art and culture.

Exhibits the works of Charles Umlauf, his influences, and other contemporary sculptors within a natural setting with educational programming.

Organized by Big Medium, this annual event presents a self-guided art event spanning two weekends in May. It provides the opportunity for the public to mingle with artists and artisans of Austin in their creative spaces.

Presenting contemporary art by women living and working in Texas.

Furthering the understanding of contemporary art through exhibitions, publications, and public programming.

Studio and exhibition space advancing experimental, contemporary art in Houston.

Presenting exhibitions of contemporary art from around the world.

Contemporary art programming including exhibitions and performances.

Artist studio program, performance, music, and art venue.

Collection spans pre-historic to present day. Buildings are dedicated to the work of Cy Twombly and Dan Flavin. A fourth building under construction will house a drawing institute. Rothko Chapel and Byzantine Fresco Chapel are adjacent.

An experimental platform for creating and presenting works in all disciplines, a flexible teaching space, and forum for creative partnerships.

Collection spans over 6000 years of human activity in the arts.

Community programming located in Houston’s Historic Third Ward. Presenting community initiatives, arts programs, and neighborhood development.

Typically occurs in late October each year in venues throughout the Houston area.

Annual event featuring a free concert in downtown Marfa, performances, scholarly talks, and open viewing of the permanent collection at the Chinati Foundation. The Chinati Foundation is a contemporary art museum based upon the ideas of its founder, Donald Judd. Presenting permanent large-scale installations by a limited number of artists. The museum also has educational and an artist-in-residence program. Occurs in the fall each year.

Student, faculty and curated exhibitions and events at Texas State University.

The Center for the Advancement and Study of Early Texas Art promotes the preservation, study, and appreciation of early Texas Visual art and its history. Academics and museum professionals assemble for presentations and lectures on Texas heritage. Venue location changes each year and occurs in the late spring.

Presenting leading modern and contemporary art works by leading national and international galleries.

The Texas Art Education Conference offers programming in support of art education and educators in Texas including an annual conference for members (higher education students may join). Conference presentations
are centered upon a given theme each year. Location varies from year to year, and the conference typically takes place in the fall.

Texas Tech School of Art presents programming relating to sculptural concerns.