Nicholas Frank is a News Editor at the San Antonio Report. He reports on arts and culture, with a focus on fine art, urban art, and the intersection of education and design. His work has been featured in Glasstire, St. Mary's University, Artforum, and NewsBreak.
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Nicholas Frank's articles predominantly focus on local events, entertainment news, and culture & society in San Antonio, Texas. He frequently covers topics related to contemporary dance, music, arts and culture specific to the region. If you wish to reach out to him effectively, consider providing pitches related to local cultural events or profiles of individuals making significant contributions in the San Antonio arts scene.
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By: Nicholas Frank
The Houston Arts Alliance, the BIPOC Arts Network and Fund in Houston, and The Carl & Marilynn Thoma Foundation in Dallas have announced new hires in development, communications, and community engagement departments, and the promotion of a board member to the Board Chair position. The Thoma Foundation in Dallas has...
A preview of summer exhibitions opening at art museums and institutions in cities of the Texas Panhandle and West Texas regions.
Texas Tech Universities have furthered restrictions and eliminations of “sexual orientation and gender ideology” and race-based teaching.
Nicholas Frank ponders the 2025 film “Magellan,” meteor craters, the Artemis II moonshot, art in Lubbock, and all of recorded history.
A preview of solo and group exhibitions at museums and institutions in Houston during the summer months of 2026.
An open call for National Endowment for the Arts 2026 Grants for Arts Projects, a nationwide program supporting arts in all disciplines.
By: Nicholas Frank
Members of the City of Austin Arts Commission have discovered a pattern of underfunding for public art, which might be codified into law.
Austin nonprofit DORF has announced the three artists selected for its inaugural Fishbowl Residency program, taking place in summer 2026.
Nicholas Frank confronts the methodology of massive group exhibitions through two recent examples in San Antonio.
“Ocean Life,” a wall mural by Wyland, has been removed from the Texas Utilities Building in Dallas, to be replaced by a FIFA-themed mural.
