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This group is open to new members formed on the basis of the following:
1.) Graduate of higher education from a school/department of art (Note: most but not all members have a Master in Fine Arts degree)
2.) Committed to making/continuing new work projects of your own
4.) Open to exhibiting as a group
5.) Open to working on proposals for group shows
07/29/2024
Texas Vignette, a nonprofit organization supporting and promoting women artists in the state, has announced the open call for its annual art fair.
Read more below:
https://buff.ly/3xFzCFH
02/27/2024
The wait is over and installation begins. Come out March 1, 2024, 6PM-9PM, to Rock•Paper•Shears (1103 Main St., Lubbock, TX.) It's been 25 years since the first Pulp Fiction Women's Art Collective was born in Lubbock, TX. This year's installment will feature some of the original cast of women and their artwork and some new members too. We will also have music by a Lubbock original Joy Harris. Spoken word performances with special guests will also be part of the celebration. You are welcome to dress as your favorite woman in history to share in the festivities.
02/22/2024
A Shahzia Sikander sculpture has become the subject of controversy after a powerful anti-abortion group claimed that the work promotes “satanic” imagery.
The sculpture, which was acclaimed by critics when it appeared in New York’s Madison Square Park last year, was intended to explore the relationship between femininity and power.
Anti-Abortion Group Calls for Removal of ‘Satanic’ Shahzia Sikander Sculpture in Texas A Shahzia Sikander work has become the subject of controversy in Texas, where a powerful anti-abortion group claimed that it was 'satanic.'
01/31/2024
Congratulations to the 53 organizations and artists just announced as recipients of National Endowment for the Arts grants! Together, they are getting a total of $1,256,600!
Full press release here: https://www.arts.gov/news/press-releases/2024/national-endowment-arts-announces-more-32-million-arts-funding-organizations-nationwide
Houston Family Arts Center got a special shout-out in the NEA's news release. They will receive a Challenge America grant to support Stageworks Theatre's sensory-friendly theater programming, with an emphasis on serving individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities.
A full list of recipients is here:https://www.arts.gov/sites/default/files/FY24-Round-One-State-List.pdf
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