Jessica Fuentes

Jessica Fuentes considers the role of artists and criticism as the United States celebrates its semiquincentennial.

Jessica Fuentes weighs the literal and the poetic in Rashid Johnson’s major museum survey at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.

Jessica Fuentes and Brandon Zech discuss standout themes, galleries, and artists from the 2026 Dallas Art Fair.

Jessica Fuentes ruminates about the medium of photography while exploring the FotoFest Biennial 2026 at various venues across Houston.

Jessica Fuentes contemplates Glasstire’s map of Texas regions and discusses how the current iteration came to be.

Brandon Zech and Jessica Fuentes ruminate on all things Texas as they attempt to pin down a Texas aesthetic.

Jessica Fuentes escribe sobre temas comunes que encontró en las ferias de la Semana del Arte de Ciudad de México.

Jessica Fuentes on how to succeed in the art world, including anecdotes from Vincent Valdez, Sedrick Huckaby, and Andrea Karnes.

Jessica Fuentes on unsettling animatronics, disassembled bodies, surreal scenes, and unraveling fabrics on display at CDMX art fairs.

Jessica Fuentes on the 2026 U.S. Venice Biennale artist selection and the Trump administration’s ongoing efforts to control art and culture.

Jessica Fuentes reflects on how artists and the art world approach death, sustaining legacies, and degradation.

Jessica Fuentes reflexiona sobre el simposio de escritura y edición sobre arte de Art Papers y la importancia de la crítica de arte.

Jessica Fuentes on nostalgia, material & color in “New York Academy of Art Chubb Fellows and Friends” at the Green Family Art Foundation.

Jessica Fuentes escribe sobre la batalla política por el Smithsonian en Washington, D. C.

Jessica Fuentes reflects on the significance of “Soy de Tejas” at The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture in Riverside, California.

Jessica Fuentes reflects on the Art Papers Art Writing + Publishing Symposium and the significance of art criticism.

The Dallas Museum of Art has announced that it will present “International Surrealism,” in collaboration with Tate in London.

Jessica Fuentes writes about the closure of the Molina Family Latino Gallery & the political battle over the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C.

Jessica Fuentes recaps the 2025 Armory Show, including exhibiting Texas artists & galleries and an overview of the fair’s thematic sections.

Jessica Fuentes considers decay and preservation in relation to “Cadillac Ranch,” “Spiral Jetty,” and other artworks.