Arts and Culture Texas

Arts and Culture Texas is a magazine that covers the modern visual and performing arts across the state. It explores how these art forms influence life in Texas. Both the print version and the website offer a variety of content, including in-depth articles, interviews with artists, reviews, and opinion pieces, among other features.

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Concert Trucks and Onstage Dinners: Performing Arts Houston offers its most varied schedule yet

4 days ago | artsandculturetx.com | Tarra Gaines

There’s multidisciplinary and then there’s Performing Arts Houston. The presenting organization is once again set to offer a varied and eclectic lineup of artists for its 2025-2026 season, from speakers like Jane Fonda to music of all sorts, including classical with a comic twist, to dance from across the globe. And this all began in early summer with the monumental Eldorado Ballroom Houston, a series of avant-garde performances celebrating Black artists curated by Houston’s own Solange Knowles.
Unbind Your Imagination: TITAS/Dance Unbound invites global dance into Dallas for 2025-26 season

6 days ago | artsandculturetx.com | Lindsey Wilson

For TITAS/Dance Unbound’s 2025-26 season, the math is undeniably impressive: 10 companies from five different countries, among them two debuts (one U.S. and one Texas) and two world premieres. “The season checks a lot of boxes, that’s for sure,” says executive and artistic director Charles Santos. “TITAS is really focused on global cultural diversity, but what remains at the base of everything is artistic excellence.
Outcast Heroes and Storybook Musicals: Broadway Across Texas

6 days ago | artsandculturetx.com | Tarra Gaines

As we celebrate season announcement season at Arts and Culture, it’s time once again for this resident theater cartographer to unroll her maps and season schedule to chart the ebb and flow of big Broadway musicals as they tour the Lone Star State.
Infinity Returns: Yayoi Kusama shares her eternal love of the pumpkin at the Dallas Museum of Art

1 week ago | artsandculturetx.com | Kendall Morgan

It begins with the silent closure of a mirrored door. Suddenly, you are enveloped in a shimmering chamber filled with what seems to be an infinite patch of polka-dotted pumpkins, a bumper crop designed to immerse and enchant. And, forty-five seconds later, the whole surreal experience is over. Let it silently fire up your imagination or spend the time snapping for the ‘Gram.
Cartoon King: The Brilliant Accessibility of KAWS at Crystal Bridges

1 month ago | artsandculturetx.com | Lindsey Wilson

It’s Mickey Mouse, but not. It’s The Simpsons, but twisted. It’s a shaggy Muppet, but there’s something off about the eyes…Since the late 1990s, KAWS (legal name: Brian Donnelly) has been putting his own original twist on well-known pop-culture figures and inventing his own cast of iconic characters that are complex, familiar, and deeply relatable.
Performania: A Spotlight on Texas Stages

1 month ago | artsandculturetx.com | Nancy Wozny

I Wanna Be a F*cking Princess at Ground Floor TheatreGround Floor Theatre presents the world premiere of I Wanna Be a F*cking Princess by Jenny Connell Davis and directed by Patti Neff-Tiven, May 8- 25.
Discoveries of the Dallas Design District

1 month ago | artsandculturetx.com | Donna Tennant |Henry Hunt

For many years, we have traveled to Dallas to visit the city’s art venues, and the number of galleries has grown considerably. Notably, many have moved into the Dallas Design District, a trendy industrial area known for its interior design showrooms, apparel retailers, antique shops, vintage shops, restaurants, and apartment homes. Long-term plans include an outdoor entertainment facility and hotels.
Fade To Black: Week-Long Arts Festival Amplifies Black Voices in Houston

1 month ago | artsandculturetx.com | Lindsey Wilson

At a time when many institutions are pulling away from telling diverse stories, Houston is proudly showing its support for the Black artistic community with the Fade To Black Festival. This week-long summer celebration highlights and elevates Black voices, transforming downtown Houston into a hub of Black artistry from June 8-14. “A few years ago, I had returned from the International Black Theatre Festival in North Carolina and thought, ‘Why is there nothing like this in Houston?
An Artistic Voyage East of the Pacific: The Carter Examines the Impact of Asian American Art in its Newest Exhibition to its History

1 month ago | artsandculturetx.com | Kendall Morgan

Known for its stellar collection of American art, the Amon Carter Museum in Fort Worth is expanding the definition of what art and artists from the United States could be. In its latest show, East of the Pacific: Making Histories of Asian American Art (May 18-Nov. 30), the institution offers a distilled look at the work of over 32 artists from the mid-19th century through the present day.
Leaping into the Unknown: The Risks and Rewards of World Premieres

2 months ago | artsandculturetx.com | Tarra Gaines

Everyone loves a good first, from races to teams to a step on the moon, but when it comes to theater, being the first to offer a brand new work is not without risks. World premiere productions can be especially precarious show business for regional companies in terms of financial and reputation costs. Yet, all over Texas, from the smallest theaters to city institutions, companies still offer up the occasional world premiere. So what’s the reward?