Fresh Arts and Arts District Houston will host several events to celebrate ten years of arts programming in the First and Sixth Wards this March and April.
FotoFest
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Throughline Collective in Houston has launched a national call for entries for a juried photography exhibition in conjunction with the 2024 FotoFest Biennial.
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News
FotoFest Announces 2024 Biennial Curatorial Theme and Participating Artists
by Glasstireby GlasstireHouston-based contemporary arts organization FotoFest has announced the artists participating in its 2024 Biennial, "Critical Geography," including Mark Menjívar, Colby Deal, Ana Teresa Fernández, and more.
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William Sarradet writes about recent exhibitions in Dallas and Houston at Ro2 Art Projects, FotoFest, Basket Books & Art, and Sicardi | Ayers | Bacino.
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FotoFest, a Houston-based nonprofit arts organization, has opened the registration for its 2024 Portfolio Review, known as the Meeting Place.
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FotoFest has opened registration for its Biennial 2024 Participating Spaces program, which is open to artists, organizers, institutions, art spaces, and other venues throughout the city.
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An obituary for Vinod Hopson, a Houston artist, storyteller, and cultural worker, who died on Monday, February 28, 2023.
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Glasstire's staff and contributors share which Texas-based shows, events, and works made their personal “best” lists for 2022.
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Review
Distorted History: FotoFest’s 2022 Biennial, “If I Had a Hammer”
by Britt Thomasby Britt ThomasBritt Thomas reviews FotoFest's 2022 Biennial exhibition "If I Had a Hammer," on view in Houston through November 6, 2022.
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Glasstire talks with six special guests about upcoming exhibitions in Texas, including the much-anticipated "Philip Guston Now" at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, "Ellsworth Kelly: Postcards" at the Blanton in Austin, and a group exhibition of contemporary Indigenous photographers at the Amon Carter in Fort Worth.
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FotoFest has announced the 23 artists that will be included in its upcoming Houston Biennial, which is titled "If I Had a Hammer."
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FotoFest has opened registration for The Meeting Place portfolio review, which is part of the organization's biennial.
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FotoFest has announced the appointment of Chelsea Lynn Jones as Learning Programs Manager.
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This week: FotoFest presents four films in Houston, an investigation of past and current political issues in Dallas, depictions of disasters and wreckage in San Antonio, and more.
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FotoFest has announced the theme and title of its 19th international biennial exhibition, which takes place from September 24 through November 6, 2022 in Houston.
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FotoFest’s choice to show Leo Ramadinha’s voyeuristic imagery of young people participating in COVID-safe online Zoom raves is surprisingly transgressive.
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This week: nature-inspired works in San Antonio and Texas City, an exploration of Black masculinity in Dallas, photographs of pandemic parties in Houston, and more.
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FotoFest has announced a virtual memorial service honoring the life of the organization's co-founder, Frederick Baldwin, who died last month.
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FotoFest has extended the deadline for artists, organizers, institutions, art spaces, and other venues to register to participate in the Participating Spaces program. The new deadline is March 18, 2022.
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News
Three Houston Arts Organizations Receive Grants from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts
The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts has awarded a total of $4.1 million to 49 museums and arts organizations through its Fall 2021 grants. Houston nonprofits DiverseWorks, FotoFest, and The Menil Collection are among the recipients.