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 culture and society, drawing from his diverse background in education, curation, and music. Nicholas has been featured in Glasstire, Artforum, and St. Mary's University, among others.
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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
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth curator María Elena Ortiz will curate the Focus section of The Armory Show 2026 in New York City.
Recent efforts by the Trump administration threaten the Smithsonian's historical narratives and historically significant public art.
Proposed changes by the Trump Administration could affect federal funding for U.S. arts organizations and educational institutions.
Artists from Ciudad Juárez, El Paso, Arizona, and New Mexico will participate in the “2026 Border Biennial / Bienal Fronteriza 2026.”
An obituary for Dr. Gilberto Cárdenas, a tireless advocate for Latino art and culture, who died on Sunday, July 26 in Austin.
Nicholas Frank lauds the “Bayou City Stewards” exhibition at the Houston Museum of African American Culture, on view through August 29.
Five Texas artists are included in the cohort of resident artists for the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft's 2026-2027 season.
Texas citizens may nominate Texas State Artists for 2026 and 2027 in five categories, including poetry, music, and visual arts.
An open call for a new permanent installation at the renovated Buffalo Soldiers National Museum in Houston.
A preview of museum exhibitions opening this fall in Beaumont, Harlingen, Corpus Christi, Longview, McAllen, and Rockport.
