Midland Arts association
Empowering Artists & Enriching Community Since 1978
About midland Arts association
Curating West Texas Since 1965
Since 1965, the Midland Arts Association has championed artists and enriched our community through exhibitions, education, and creative partnerships. Together, we’re keeping the arts thriving in Midland.
Become a Member
Our Story
"Art helps me feel at home in Midland."
Your support makes art possible. Donations to the Midland Arts Association directly fund exhibitions, artist awards, educational programs, and community partnerships.
By giving today, you help sustain opportunities for artists and ensure the arts remain accessible and vibrant for future generations.
This Year We Are Going Bigger Than Ever
Dollars In Prizes
Juried Shows
Meetup Hours
Each year, MAA presents two juried exhibitions—our Spring Show in collaboration with the Museum of the Southwest and our Fall Show with Midland College—awarding thousands of dollars in cash prizes and showcasing regional talent. With the support of our members and donors, we continue to inspire creativity, encourage artistic growth, and ensure the arts remain a vital part of life in Midland.
How to Get Involved
Attend the Exhibition
See the incredible works of artists from Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona on display at the Museum of the Southwest, March 26 – June 7, 2026.
Support the Artists
Your donation or sponsorship helps fund cash awards, exhibition programs, and educational opportunities for participating artists.
Submit Your Artwork
Artists can enter up to 3 original works for consideration by our juror, Laura Romer Huckaby. Submission deadline: March 2, 2026.
Spread The Word
Share the call for entries and exhibition details with friends, fellow artists, and your community to help celebrate creativity in Midland.
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Our Juror: Laura Romer Huckaby
Laura Romer Huckaby
2026 Spring Juror
Juror: Laura Romer Huckaby
Laura Romer Huckaby is the Curator at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, where she oversees exhibitions and manages the museum’s internationally recognized collections of ceramic art, Spanish colonial art, Texas art, and manufactured glass. Originally from Burlington, North Carolina, near the pottery hub of Seagrove, she earned a B.S. in Art Education from Appalachian State University and an M.A. in Art History from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
With a passion for both art and languages, Laura pursued graduate studies in linguistics and anthropology before serving as a missionary in Papua New Guinea with Wycliffe Bible Translators. She returned to the U.S. in 2009, married Fort Worth native David Huckaby, and moved to San Angelo, where David is a Professor of Mathematics at Angelo State University. Laura has been with the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts since 2012, bringing her expertise and vision to each exhibition she curates.