Architecture Tour
Guided architecture tour stops will include: The Brown Foundation Performing Arts Theater Edward Rudge Allen III Education Center Elkins Foundation Water Garden Fayez Sarofim Grand...Read More
Reception for DiverseWorks Archives
A reception in recognition of the donation of DiverseWorks Records to UH Libraries’ Special Collections. The archive, which contains a wealth of information spanning DiverseWorks’ history starting...Read More
Bayou City Arts Festival
A festival featuring more than 300 artists hocking their wares! To buy tickets and learn more about the festival, go here.
Art & Dialogue: Houston
Catherine Morris, Sackler Center Curator for the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art, Brooklyn Museum, will visit Houston for three days to participate in...Read More
2016 Mitchell Artist Lecture: Tania Bruguera
A lecture by political artist and activist Tania Bruguera. To reserve tickets for the talk, please go here.
GENOCIDE: Man’s Inhumanity to Humankind
A juried exhibition of works that explore the theme of genocide. The show is organized by the Holocaust Museum Houston’s changing exhibitions committee, including Gus Kopriva,...Read More
Luis Moro: Animal Cartography
An exhibition of works by Luis Moro. The pieces in the show draw on themes of animal migratory patterns, climate change, and the displacement of animals...Read More
Norbert Guthier: Co-WORKS
An exhibition featuring works by: Norbert Guthier with Emilio Martinez (Florida), Matt Sesow (Washington D.C.), Heather Wilcoxon (California), Mathias Bolz (Germany), Barbara Fisher (North Carolina), Fred...Read More
Obstructed Views
An exhibition of works that involve the act of layering and filtering of images. Featuring works by Christina Barrera, Sam Branden, Roberto Jamora, Ben Quinn, Jamie...Read More
In the Wake: Japanese Photographers Respond to 3/11
An exhibition of works by photographers responding to the Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11, 2011. The works in the show explore “the way art...Read More
A Texas Legacy: Selections from the William J. Hill Collection
An exhibition of furniture, drawings, paintings, pottery, silver, and other goods made in Texas between the mid-19th and early 20th centuries.
Julian Onderdonk and the Texan Landscape
An exhibition of works by American Impressionist and San Antonio native Julian Onderdonk (1882–1922). Onderdonk is known for his depictions of the Texas countryside and depictions of bluebonnets.
Terrell James: HOVER
A survey of paintings, sculptures, and prints by 2016 ALH Texas Artist of the Year Terrell James.
Artist in Action: Jesse Lott
A show of works by 2016 ALH Lifetime Achievement Award in the Visual Arts winner Jesse Lott. The show will consist “of over thirty works in sculpture,...Read More
Jesse Lott
An exhibition of works by Houston artist Jesse Lott. Lott is influenced by the aesthetic of “Urban Frontier Art,” which involves the recycling of discarded material into...Read More
Unnatural by Cara Romero & Feral by Nicole Waszak
Unnatural, a show of photographs by New Mexico-based artist Cara Romero, “deals with the issue of climate change and the direct impact on indigenous people...Read More
Perceptions: Women
A pop-up photography exhibition that explores the theme of women photographing women. Curated by Haley Berkman, Curatorial Assistant at The Menil Collection and hosted by Ronald Jones,...Read More
