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Upcoming Events

  • When a Priest Marries a Witch
    November 1, 2011

    When a Priest Marries a Witch is a special performance created by artist Suzanne Bocanegra and performed by Paul Lazar. Through a story about a priest, an artist, and a young girl in Pasadena, Texas, Bocanegra weaves a tale that brings together her development as an artist, Elvis, the Astrodome, a controversial Art commission, the Pope, astronauts, and a notorious local witch.

  • red, black and GREEN: a blues
    November 4-5, 2011

    red, black and GREEN: a blues (rbG:b) is a full-length, multimedia performance work designed to jumpstart a conversation about environmental justice, social ecology and collective responsibility in the climate change era.

  • Artist Talk: Mierle Laderman Ukeles in Conversation with Shrimp Boat Projects
    November 16, 2011

    Mierle Laderman Ukeles is a New York based artist known for her feminist and service oriented artwork. Her manifesto Maintenance Art—Proposal for an Exhibition, challenged the domestic role of women and proclaimed herself as a "maintenance artist". Maintenance, for Ukeles, is the realm of human activities that keep things going, such as cooking, cleaning and child-rearing and her performances in the 1970s included the cleaning of art galleries.

  • Communograph Walking Tour: Experience the Third Ward with Ray Carrington
    November 19, 2011

    Ray Carrington, photographer known for his innovative Arts Education program at Yates High School, Eye on the Third Ward, leads a walking tour focused on community spaces that are the result of creative thinking and grassroots leadership.

  • Communograph Bus Tour: Architecture and Community with Stephen Fox
    December 3, 2011

    Architecture and Community: Exploring John Biggers's principle of "Good and Relevant Architecture" is an alternative bus tour, lead by local architectural historian Stephen Fox.

Program Archive

  • 2010-11 Season

    • Amy Patton
    • Graphic Novel Workshop Exhibition
    • Red Block Bash
    • Deborah Hay
    • Contemporary Salon: Gabriel Kuri
    • Contemporary Salon: Amy Patton
    • red, black and GREEN: a blues preview
    • Life Is Living: Houston
    • Life Is Living: Houston Day of Service

    More

  • 2009-10 Season

    • Media Archeology: Liquid Light to the Laptop
    • UH Arts Open House 2009
    • Damaged Romanticism: Recovered
    • Artist Talk with Amy Patton
    • Scott McCloud
    • Patti Smith
    • Marc Bamuthi Joseph
    • Contemporary Salon: Tomás Saraceno
    • Karyn Olivier - Inbound: Houston
  • 2008-09 Season

    • Center for Land Use Interpretation: Texas Oil
    • Media Archeology Festival: Live and Televised
    • Jeremy Deller - It Is What It Is: Conversations About Iraq
    • Sarah Rothenberg
    • Bill Morrison: Collaborations with Michael Gordon
    • Ridge Theater and Michael Gordon
    • Systems of Sustainability: Art, Innovation, Action

    More past seasons

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