Christopher Blay

The 2021 event will be a virtual experience featuring 16 award-winning films, and more.

HCCC will reopen on this week, after being closed for nearly a month due to the increased number of Covid-19 cases in the region.

Our list ranges from artists whose works are represented in multiple national and international museums and collections, to mid-career artists, to emerging artists — some with their first couple of exhibitions in the past year.

The Fort Worth gallery announced an open call late last year to select a muralist for the north-facing wall of its downtown space.

“A lot of the artists [here],  you grow up with them in the neighborhood, you just go from playing video games together to writing grants together. That's the path: playing outside, playing video games, grants. ” 

“For many, Jana will be remembered as an artist, educator, and colleague who inspired everyone to find their best selves, do their finest work, and realize their greatest potential.”

Rivera-Servera becomes the first Latino dean of UT's College of Fine Arts since its founding in 1937.

Evans was overall winner, which comes with a $3,600 Prize. Funds were also awarded in equal amounts of $720 to five other applicants.

The exhibition is co-curated by Tyler Blackwell and Steven Matijcio.

Sculptures by Natasha Bowdoin, Shirazeh Houshiary, Beverly Pepper, and Pae White will be installed in various locations at Houston's Rice University.

"Despite moving back to the Northeast with my family, I hope to remain involved with Lawndale as it continues to grow and do great things."

“It is my hope that when park visitors see the installation, they gain an understanding that indigenous stories and memories existed here long before their hike.”

Alejandro Diaz, Katie Pell, Ethel Shipton, and Patssi Valdez have had works acquired by the McNay, Wellesley College, and the Whitney.

"It's not just the content of hate speech that is problematic. It's the algorithms that have funneled haters toward more hate."

"We are totally surprised by this unexpected honor, which we share with the Juarez-based art collective, Colectivo Chopeke."

“We look forward to welcoming our artists, sponsors, guests and nonprofit partners back to an in-person festival in the fall when we anticipate the City of Houston will allow large in-person gatherings.”

Throughout the pandemic, Doherty's photos, scanned from untold quantities of boxes full of negatives, have been posted weekly on the photographer's social media page.

Notable past recipients include current Glasstire Digital Artist Resident Carolyn Sortor (2018) and recent Nasher Public artists Giovanni Valderas (2017) and Bernardo Vallarino (2020).

HCCC has also announced an open call for new residents, which will not be adversely affected by the temporary closure.

Throughout the pandemic, CAMH has continued to offer public programs, albeit online.