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The Charles Adams Studio Project, a nonprofit organization in Lubbock that engages the public with the arts, has opened a call for 2025 exhibition proposals for its 5&J Gallery.

Upon Charles Adams’s retirement, multimedia artist Zach Morriss will manage the Charles Adams Gallery in Lubbock.

Charles Adams announces his retirement from his namesake gallery, Charles Adams Gallery in Lubbock, Texas.

The spaces, which are coveted by local artists, are a recent construction by CASP in an effort to bolster the city's arts district. 

The four individuals, who will inhabit the organization's live/work spaces, will use their time in the Panhandle to hone their craft and create new projects and bodies of work.

Started with the goal of bringing artists to the Panhandle for long-term stints, CASP's residency is open to both professional artists and recent graduates, with recent MFAs receiving discounted rent in exchange for work.

All of the studios — the four currently operating and the four CASP will soon build, are each 800 square feet and cost $400 a month.

The Satellite Gallery is located in the CASP Studios across 5th Street from LHUCA, between Avenues J & K.

Jessica Fuentes writes about recent cuts to arts funding across Texas and reflects on the impact on artists, art institutions, and communities.

From CO-OPt Research + Projects: “About the artist: Scotty Hensler is an Assistant Professor of Art in the Fine Arts Department at South Plains College. Previously, he served as the…

In the final installment of a series of interviews with Texas master printers, Caleb Bell talks with Carlos Hernandez of Burning Bones Press in Houston.

From Charles Adams Gallery: “Josue Del Fresco’s work explores the fluid boundaries between “something” and “nothing,” challenging our perceptions and questioning the nature of reality. Through his art, he reflects…

From Charles Adams Gallery: Abbey Engrav, Adrian Santiago, Anna Vongkaysone, Annie Seifer Lawrence, Che Hojas, Chris Reecer, Dave Clayton, David Larson, Emma Johnson, Jacob Del Negro, John Chinn, Joseph Kosdrosky,…

The Lubbock City Council voted to cut $30,000 in funding for First Friday Art Trail, a monthly program hosted by the Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts, over supposed LGBTQ programming.

From the Charles Adams Gallery: “The Charles Adams Gallery will present Voy a verte/I’m going to see you an exhibition of works by Cuban artist, Jorge Elías Gil, from July…

This week: a solo show addressing the effects of machismo culture in San Antonio, an exhibition of works on paper by a pair of a cross-generational artists best known for their sculptures in Houston, a two-person exhibition about growing up and masculinity in Dallas, and more.

From Charles Adams Gallery: “Who, What, When, Where, Why” is a fundamental set of questions that are commonly used to gather information, analyze situations, and understand the context of a…