A one-stop location whose purpose it is to shepherd the arts and cultural industry in the state of Texas to doing business electronically.

A collection of over 50 online educational exhibits sponsored by the Texas Humanities Resource Center.

Named by The Texas Legislature as The Official Texas State Sculptor. Includes artist's biography and other information, and examples of his work.

Tells Texas stories of ghosts, folklore, and history for schools, workshops, corporate and special events. Includes information about programs and presentations, and available dates.

E-zine covering graffiti art, artists, and events.

Guide to bars, pubs, clubs, and events in Houston and Austin.

Devoted to the practice, study, and continued appreciation of any art form dealing with the manipulation of an object or series of objects.

News, reviews, and online projects about visual art.

Membership group that exists to help promote the value and importance of fairs, festivals and special events. Texas event calendar, list of officers, workshop schedule, and convention and trade show details.

Features information on this annual event including dates, location, press kits, posters and postcards, participants and volunteers. Mailing list included.

Works in partnership with the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to provide opportunities for lifelong learning in the humanities.

Images of and background on architecture and sculptures in Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston from Mary Ann Sullivan of Bluffton College.