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Rudolph will leave SAMA in late March to become the Nelson-Atkins Deputy Director of Curatorial Affairs.

Beginning this month, Schaffner will oversee Chinati's permanent collection, exhibitions, residency program, publications, and scholarship.

Garcia will oversee a portfolio of ongoing commissioned art projects totaling $6.5 million.

Creed starts in April; she will support Ballroom's mission to expand its programming beyond Texas.

In an official statement from the organization, it says there are plans to keep the name and find a new space.

"I want to document — in a substantial manner — those in my community who have inspired change."

Maidenberg succeeds Louis Grachos, who left the institution in June of last year.

The building is on LHUCA's campus, in the popular arts district of Lubbock.

The museum is open late: Come share your thoughts about the the current exhibition, or talk about your favorite museum experience.

Here is a short stack of open calls, grants, and residencies ready for your applications.

The Lifetime Achievement Award, the second given by the Rabkin Foundation, awards $50,000 to Knight.

The Austin residency, now in its second year, is open to local artists and takes place at The LINE Austin hotel overlooking Lady Bird Lake.

This is a collection of painted portraits of military veterans, and some of the veterans will be present to autograph copies of the book at the show's opening reception on February 27.

Envisioned as the gateway to the expanded campus, a new Visitor Welcome House, just North of the Chapel, will also open in March.

Crockett is currently both a Joan Tisch Teaching Fellow at the Whitney Museum of American Art and a PhD candidate in Art History at Columbia University.

Cyrus also received a 2019 Joan Mitchell Foundation Grant, one of several other awards the artist has received over the past few years.

Irene Mei Zhi Shum, the Menil Collection's Associate Curator of Contemporary Art for the past two years, will head artist engagement and curatorial for Art in General.

Still Water’s grant includes a $2 million challenge match to encourage more donations and increase programs for both Landmarks and the Blanton.

Juried by Dallas duo Brian Scott and Brian Keith Jones, a.k.a. Chuck & George, the show is an open call to all artists over the age of 18 who live in Texas.

There are 96 listed exhibitors listed (one more than in 2019), with many returnees for 2020.