HCCC has also announced an open call for new residents, which will not be adversely affected by the temporary closure.
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Throughout the pandemic, CAMH has continued to offer public programs, albeit online.
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Perot Museum and African American Museum of Dallas Announce Daniel Gunn as Winner of Staircase Project
Gunn's "GIANT STEPS: Celebrating Extraordinary Achievements of African-American Leaders in STEM," was selected by panelists Dr. Lauren Cross, Byron Sanders, and Arthur Simmons.
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The annual fair, which usually takes place in mid-April, will be held September 30–October 3, 2021.
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MFAH’s Kanitra Fletcher Named National Gallery’s Associate Curator of African American and Afro-Diasporic Art
The Associate Curator of Modern & Contemporary Art at the MFAH will begin her position at the National Gallery on February 1.
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Jager was also recipient of the second annual Houston Artadia Fellowship for Immigrant Artists.
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The new grounds will feature a mural by 105-year-old Cuban-American artist Carmen Herrera.
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The murals are at the following four sites: Airline at Crosstimbers, Airline at Cavalcade, Jensen at Crosstimbers, and Moody Park.
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A Houston native, Glentzer has been a staff arts critic for the paper since 1998.
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"This year’s Idea Fund seeks to support new projects developed by Black, Indigenous, and POC artists and encourages creative projects that raise awareness of local social and cultural issues."
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Meek's exhibition follows other successful installations in the series, including works from Bernardo Vallerino, Giovanni Valderas, and most recently, Nyugen E. Smith.
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Houston Art History from 1890-1960 will be a four-session course by Houston Earlier Texas Art Group's coordinator Randy Tibbits.
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The list also includes literary works by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Franz Kafka, Aldous Huxley, and Alain Locke, among others.
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“With the current climate we are living in, one where walls are being proposed, I wanted to create a work that speaks to the importance of keeping doors open and being vigilant about true equality.”
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“No one who knew her could ever forget her vitality and fierce intelligence.”
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Artists we have lost include the world-famous, such as John Baldessari, Christo, and Susan Rothenberg, to Texans like Alvaro Perez and Jeremy Joel, who left us far too soon.
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Happy Holidays from all of us here at Glasstire!
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These new museums would be the first of their kind on the National Mall, which also includes The National Museum of African American History and Culture, and The National Museum of the American Indian.
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Valentina Jager, Cindee Travis Klement, Bria Lauren, Anna Mavromatis, and Phillip Pyle II have been selected as finalists for the award.
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“In selecting images for Modern Billings, I strove for quiet in order to stand out against the noise.”