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| 4/21 & 4/22 Collaboration Among the Arts Student Final Projects |
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Now in its third year, this interdisciplinary course offered to students in the UH departments of Art, Creative Writing, Music, and Theatre & Dance, has become known for its wildly unique final presentations around Houston. Come experience these collaborative experiments by the next generation of artists. Thanks to Commerce Street Artists Warehouse and Lawndale Art Center for hosting these presentations.
PROJECTS INCLUDE: Stories from an Empty Place, Cover, Covering Ground, and Collective Playground |
SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 5:00 - 8:00 PM Stories from an Empty Place and Cover LOCATION: Commerce Street Artists Warehouse 2315 Commerce Street, Houston, Texas. For more information call: 713-743-5749
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 The Empty Spaces Project is a group of Houston-based artists who have collaborated to create Stories from an Empty Place, an interactive installation of art, photography, writing, storytelling and film. The Empty Spaces Project includes fifty 4th grade students from John J. Herrera Elementary School, who are currently in the process of photographing and documenting their neighborhoods and their lives. Stories from an Empty Place will be a one-night event to present and expand this collaboration. All are welcome to participate.
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 Cover is a multi-media documentary that invites the audience to consider the contemporary woman who chooses to cover herself traditionally and what cultural and religious aspects of her life factor in her decision to do so.
Artist Collaborators: Tala Vahabzadeh, John Henry, Jr. & Signe Cluiss. Faculty Advisor: Jonathan Middents |
SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 5:00- 8:00 PM Covering Ground and Collective Playground LOCATION: Lawndale Art Center- Project Space & Third Floor Studio. 4912 Main Street, Houston. For more information call: 713-743-5749
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 Covering Ground is our response to the urban landscape. We are planting flower gardens in vacant lots and unused space throughout the city, in a sense, broadcasting environmental graffiti. Although this project is necessarily ongoing, we will present our accumulated experience in this pubic exhibition.
See more about this project at: www.projectcoveringground.blogspot.com
Artist Collaborators: Joel Hughes, Emily Sloan & Eric Todd. Faculty Advisor: Mary Magsamen
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 Collective Playground is a multi-media installation that explores childhood memory as fable through the juxtaposition of organic and inorganic materials; the shared experiences of the artists and the metaphors of the collective life cycle – death, rebirth, metamorphosis — are designed to provoke the viewer to confront the distortion of their own memories through time, subjective perspectives, and emotional attachments.
Artist Collaborators: Noora Alsalman, Norberto Gomez Jr. & Stacey Higdon. Faculty Advisor: Michael Remson |
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