This Wednesday’s Contemporary Salon at the University of Houston’s Blaffer Gallery will be discussing the Center For Land Use Interpretation’s Texas Oil project and the way in which the CLUI has engaged UH students and members of the Houston community while it was the Mitchell Center’s artist-in-residence in spring 2008. It will be headed by three panelists, all faculty or staff of the University of Houston: Patrick Peters, who had student design eco-friendly buildings to be built on the banks of the bayou; John Reed, who had students create artworks inspired by their meetings with the CLUI at its field office; and Nancy Zastudil, program manager of the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts. Wednesday, March 11 at 6 pm. FREE!
Centers within centers
