FotoFest

Cammie Tipton talks with Madi Murphy, FotoFest's Associate Curator about her love of photography, collection of cameras, and upcoming exhibitions.

FotoFest, a contemporary arts organization in Houston, has appointed Madi Murphy as its Associate Curator following the departure of Max Fields earlier this year.

This week: a co-curated exhibition highlighting the legacy of a significant North Texas event in Dallas, a juried group show featuring artist-run spaces in Houston, a solo show investigating a city's complicated past and current disparities in San Antonio, and more.

FotoFest, a Houston-based contemporary arts organization, has announced a call for its inaugural “Artist-run, Artist-organized” exhibition series.

The University of Texas at Austin has named Max Fields, FotoFest’s Curator and Director of Programs, as the new director of its Visual Arts Center.

Fresh Arts and Arts District Houston will host several events to celebrate ten years of arts programming in the First and Sixth Wards this March and April.

Throughline Collective in Houston has launched a national call for entries for a juried photography exhibition in conjunction with the 2024 FotoFest Biennial.

Houston-based contemporary arts organization FotoFest has announced the artists participating in its 2024 Biennial, "Critical Geography," including Mark Menjívar, Colby Deal, Ana Teresa Fernández, and more.

William Sarradet writes about recent exhibitions in Dallas and Houston at Ro2 Art Projects, FotoFest, Basket Books & Art, and Sicardi | Ayers | Bacino.

FotoFest, a Houston-based nonprofit arts organization, has opened the registration for its 2024 Portfolio Review, known as the Meeting Place.

FotoFest has opened registration for its Biennial 2024 Participating Spaces program, which is open to artists, organizers, institutions, art spaces, and other venues throughout the city.

An obituary for Vinod Hopson, a Houston artist, storyteller, and cultural worker, who died on Monday, February 28, 2023.

Glasstire's staff and contributors share which Texas-based shows, events, and works made their personal “best” lists for 2022.

Britt Thomas reviews FotoFest's 2022 Biennial exhibition "If I Had a Hammer," on view in Houston through November 6, 2022.

Glasstire talks with six special guests about upcoming exhibitions in Texas, including the much-anticipated "Philip Guston Now" at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, "Ellsworth Kelly: Postcards" at the Blanton in Austin, and a group exhibition of contemporary Indigenous photographers at the Amon Carter in Fort Worth.

FotoFest has announced the 23 artists that will be included in its upcoming Houston Biennial, which is titled "If I Had a Hammer."

FotoFest has opened registration for The Meeting Place portfolio review, which is part of the organization's biennial.

FotoFest has announced the appointment of Chelsea Lynn Jones as Learning Programs Manager.

This week: FotoFest presents four films in Houston, an investigation of past and current political issues in Dallas, depictions of disasters and wreckage in San Antonio, and more.

FotoFest has announced the theme and title of its 19th international biennial exhibition, which takes place from September 24 through November 6, 2022 in Houston.