ARTISTS
2025
Glasstire counts down the top five art events in Texas.
2024
The Houston Center for Photography (HCP) has dedicated a gallery space to photographers from the Greater Houston area and is currently seeking exhibition proposals.
"Collectively, the works in the 41st Center Annual spoke to me about self-awareness and vulnerability, and about precarity, safety, and comfort.
Critical Geography, FotoFest鈥檚 2024 Biennial exhibition, takes its name from the sub-field of geography that analyzes the power dynamics inherent to the everyday use of space.
2022
The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) has announced that it has recommended more than $57 million in grants to over 500 arts organizations throughout the United States.
The City of Houston Mayor鈥檚 Office of Cultural Affairs (MOCA) in collaboration with the Houston Arts Alliance (HAA) has awarded a total of $9,998,343.77 in grants to 87 individuals and 151 arts and cultural nonprofits.
2021
The Houston Center for Photography (HCP), a Houston-based nonprofit organization and exhibition space, has announced that it has opened applications for its two annual fellowship awards.
The Houston Center for Photography (HCP), a photography education center and exhibition space in Houston鈥檚 Montrose neighborhood, has announced Aaron Turner and Yue Nakayama as its 2021 fellowship recipients.
Glasstire counts down the top five art events in Texas this week. For last week鈥檚 picks, please go here.
Elizabeth Bick鈥檚 images inject a sense of theatricality and intention into the randomness of everyday life.
Rose rock, a geological formation found in deserts, and a pink flower called rock rose, interchangeably embody queer desire in Elizabeth Bishop鈥檚 鈥淰ague Poem (Vaguely love poem).鈥�
2020
The Houston Center for Photography (HCP) has promoted Theresa Marshall to Director of Operations.
Beyond its recent CARES Act funding, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) regularly funds arts organizations across the U.S., and has announced its second round of fiscal year 2020 funding.
he Houston Center for Photography (HCP) has announced a new grant intended to benefit a local photographer impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
There have been more closings, cancellations, and postponements from museums and galleries across Texas since we published our first updating list less than a week ago.