LHUCA Opens Call for 2027-2028 Exhibition Proposals
The Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts in Lubbock, Texas, is accepting exhibition proposals for its 2027-2028 season. The center invites submissions from curators, artist collectives, and individuals for both solo and group exhibitions across various artistic mediums. LHUCA houses four distinct galleries, including the Helen Devitt Jones Studio Gallery and the spacious Christine DeVitt Exhibition Hall. Each exhibition lasts for two months and typically attracts around 5,000 attendees, particularly during the First Friday Art Trails. Proposals must be submitted by September 13, with evaluations to occur by mid-October. More information is available on LHUCA's website.
Key facts
- LHUCA opened call for 2027-2028 exhibition proposals.
- Proposals accepted from curators, artist groups, and individual artists.
- Four galleries available: Helen Devitt Jones Studio Gallery, John F. Lott Gallery (700 sq ft), Christine DeVitt Exhibition Hall (35-ft ceiling), Martin McDonal Hall (500 sq ft).
- Exhibitions run two months with ~5,000 attendees each.
- Past exhibitors include Chad Plunket, Kaylee Appleton, AliAnn Rushing Attilio.
- Past group shows: 'The Fall of Civilization' (juried by Alicia Eggert) and Conduit Gallery artists.
- Deadline: Sunday, September 13; notifications by mid-October.
- Proposals require images, statement, gallery preference, and dates.
Entities
Artists
- Chad Plunket
- Kaylee Appleton
- AliAnn Rushing Attilio
- Alicia Eggert
Institutions
- Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts (LHUCA)
- Conduit Gallery
- Texas Tech University
- Glasstire
Locations
- Lubbock
- United States
- Fort Worth
- Denver
- Dallas
- Denton