Christopher Blay

Announced in December 2018 as an annual initiative dedicated to supporting and working with local artists, the program is now seeking artists for its third cycle.

Staff member Shasta Haubrich will take over the position of Executive Director at the nonprofit, which was founded in 2016.

As with all currently reopened museums, the Blanton announced its safety protocols due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

Bryant's own work is currently on view at Dallas' Nasher Sculpture Center as part of the Nasher Windows project.

Atoui will receive a $200,000 cash award, and a solo exhibition of his work will debut at The Austin Contemporary's Jones Center in the spring of 2022.

Reopening guidelines include requirements that all staff and visitors wear face masks.

Walking through the Texas Civil War Museum was painful, demoralizing, and difficult. I can't imagine how any Black visitors here could feel much differently.

Marshall joined HCP in June of 2018 and has been its Administrative Manager for two years.

Other artists included Zoë Buckman, Staceyann Chin, Karen Finley, Ebony Noelle Golden, Andrea Jenkins, Meshell Ndegeocello, Toshi Reagon, Martha Redbone, Carrie Mae Weems, Deborah Willis and more.

From October 5-11, the online festival will include an art auction, virtual performances, art projects for kids, and more.

"I hope that looking at some of these images from the not-so-distant past can help to understand/digest images of present-day protests."

Glasstire has reached out to DAF Director Kelly Cornell via email for confirmation of the cancellation, and as of this writing has received no response.

The Blaffer has implemented health and safety protocols, which include hand sanitizing stations, social distancing requirements, as well as face mask requirements.

The opening restriction to members only is indefinite, and the Jones Center location on Congress Avenue will remain closed for now.

The overall experience was good — and for the brave souls who ventured out, the risks seemed low.

The number of murals in Fort Worth has increased sharply over the past two years.

"It takes all of us, but as individuals we need to stand up, open our eyes, be brave and realize this is not the America we should be living in."

The move was announced by artist Danielle Demetria East, founder of ELAH.

"This has got to stop; the anti-racism movement must be more powerful than ever to ensure that mankind can survive mentally, physically, spiritually and socially."

2019 recipients included Trenton Doyle Hancock for visual arts, Matthew McConaughey for film, and Boz Scaggs for music.