Glasstire's Top Five Texas Art Events: June 4, 2026

Glasstire's weekly roundup highlights five exhibitions across Texas. At the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston's Glassell School of Art, "Artifacts: Every Act of Making Leaves a Mark" (through June 28) reveals the unseen physical evidence of printmaking by nine artists. In Dallas, Liliana Bloch Gallery presents Leigh Merrill's "Window and Wind" (through July 11), featuring photographic collages that construct fictional spaces from thousands of architectural images. K Space Contemporary in Corpus Christi hosts Philana Oliphant's "Everything is Everything" (through June 25), combining drawings, sculpture, and prints that explore time, memory, and environmental change. Wally Workman Gallery in Austin opens Diana Greenberg's "Expanding Line" (June 4–28), showcasing large-scale paintings with botanical inspiration. In El Paso, The Falstaff Project presents "Sad Cowboy" (through July 4), a group show organized by Detroit's What Pipeline gallery featuring Israel Aten, Cay Bahnmiller, and Dylan Spaysky, critiquing American myths through a Detroit lens.