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Artpace closed its doors to the public nearly 10 weeks ago, on March 14.

We hope you enjoy this selection of poignant, funny, wild and beautiful artworks.

Applicants may apply for the $3,000 award beginning now through June 15, 2020, with one applicant to be selected by July 15.

Dallas' Liliana Bloch Gallery has moved from its previous location on Monitor Street to new digs at 4741 Memphis Street.

The artist Susan Rothenberg has died. She was 75.

The announcement comes as some museums in Texas have announced reopening, including museums in Dallas and Houston. 

The MFAH has announced that the reopening will occur with precautions for health and safety, and will include social-distancing requirements.

Modern TV will launch this Saturday, May 16 and will be a bi-monthly free screening every other Saturday.

The online show will feature work by, among others, Jesse Morgan Barnett, Oshay Green, Stephen Lapthisophon, Leslie Martinez, Michael Mazurek, Shelby Meier, Greg Meza, Ryder Richards, Greg Ruppe, Brandon Thompson, Zeke Williams, Paul Winker, and Michael Wynne.

Let Creativity Happen! (LCH!) Digital is a redesigned initiative to honor the innovative work artists are creating during the current COVID-19 crisis.

Glasstire is pleased to announce that The Glasstire Auction, featuring works by 27 Texas artists, is set to run online from May 23-30, 2020.

Throughout the Great Lockdown of 2020, some galleries have been open by appointment only, and this is still the case.

The $7,500 Chula League Artist Relief Fund, a new initiative, will provide local artists with $150 each to help recover lost revenue from canceled shows.

The program includes films by Texas makers Gabriella Mykal (Dallas), Mark Nelson (Houston), Liz Rodda (Austin), Sarah Sudhoff (Houston), and Chris Wicker (Fort Worth).

Vallarino's work explores themes of human suffering, social injustice, and geopolitical conflicts.

Fowler's work as a playwright and actor included productions with Dallas' Uptown Players and WaterTower Theatre, among others.

The monthlong programming showcases Asian art and culture, and Asia-focused experiences.

The Los Angeles Times' art critic Christopher Knight, who won the Rabkin Prize Lifetime Achievement Award last February, has now won the Pulitzer Prize for criticism.

We appreciate you reading and sticking with us since 2001. And as always, we hope you continue to find ways to see some art.

The open call, which ends at noon on May 31, seeks submissions that explore what reparations could look like for East Lubbock.