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Robert Jensen's new memoir is an extended meditation on his tentative return to the Presbyterian church of his youth.

Stanley Kubrick fans rue the missed opportunities from the late film legend. But at least two projects are being revived in book form, his longtime executive producer and brother-in-law says.

For those of you who are still pondering the eternal question that seems to arise wherever beer and English majors appear together in the Lone Star State, the answer is: Texas does indeed have a separate and distinctive literature, Tom Doyal writes. If you have been arguing the other side of this proposition, the writers and publishers of Texas have issued you a sharp rebuke in their new spring releases.

This Is the Week That Is

Lisa Scheps’ production is invested with a level of care that makes this musical memoir movingly familiar

Our savvy arts reprobate has a few suggestions for you, comma, citizen

Period family drama is evocative, if sometimes lacking in clarity

With mercados such as Frida Fridays, this artist and jewelry maker makes room for women of color to share art and build community

Pump Project, HOPE, Co-Lab DEMO forced to move in 2018

Skilled actors and atmospheric design combine to make this co-production a spine-tingler ideal for Halloween

Using text interface as a visual environment, this show is messy and clean, consistent and surprising, philosophical and entertaining

Is this the year of urban planning?

This exhibit is about being Mexican-American, but it will make things happen for you whatever your ethnicity

In this group show, each piece leads two lives: one as an artwork, one as a device for sharing information

Sofia Samatar's novel of Olondria takes patience, but its characters are intensely complex and beautifully human

Maria Bamford's "life" on display in Netflix's Lady Dynamite

"Downtown doesn't exist just to entertain people of means."

Running to succeed Ron Davis in Precinct 1

These movies have some serious daddy issues

Abortion hearing erupts into an emotional match

Mayor Leffingwell's annual address encourages a 'yes and' attitude

This group show exploring organic forms displays work of top quality

Remembering David Martinez, Andrea Burden, Tonky Murphey, and Rhett Beard

Sir Richard Bishop, keeper of the flame

Nine nonfilmmakers – artists out of place – make one in 48 hours

Texas Restaurants Worth Visiting on the Road This Summer

Was this the worst that could happen? That (still) depends on what we do next.

This sculptural labyrinth of values casts an epiphytic spell

When will we get good water back? Good question.

This machine is temperamental but it will give you things