April’s exhibition is from El Paso, Texas artist Xochitl Rodriguez. Grown Without Water is a collective video/oral history project that explores how the US/México border between El Paso and Ciudad Juárez marks and defines perseverance on a twenty-first-century border. Confronting tragedy and…

Supporting Asian Americans in our Communities Mid-America Arts Alliance wants to use its platform to draw attention to the recent surge in hate crimes perpetrated against Asian Americans. In particular, our thoughts are with those suffering in Atlanta. We want…

Mid-America Arts Alliance (M-AAA) is pleased to announce that Margie Johnson Reese will be partnering with the organization as Consultant, bringing her expertise in Arts Administration to help guide M-AAA in its work toward achieving the Equity and Inclusion goals…

10 x 10 Marks Ten Years of Serving Individual Artists through Artist INC Artist INC was born in 2009 when a group of Kansas City arts organizations came together around the needs of individual artists: the need for professional training,…

Holbrook Lawson of Oklahoma will serve a four-year term The Board of Directors of Mid-America Arts Alliance (M-AAA), in a unanimous vote, has elected Holbrook Lawson of Tulsa, Oklahoma, as Chair-elect. Lawson’s term as Chair of the Board of Directors…

City of Houston Musicians and Music Venues Economic Relief Program Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner and City Council approved $3 million for the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs Musicians and Venues Economic Relief Program. Funded through the Federal CARES ACT, the…

Mid-America Arts Alliance (M-AAA) is pleased to announce twenty-seven grantees receiving funding from the United States Regional Arts Resilience Fund within the six-state region of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas. A program created through collaboration with our five…