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Looking for a fun way to spend one of the last weekends of summer, less than an hour and a half from Houston? An artsy party is waiting for you. PICNIC SURF SHAPES, a surf brand with an art curatorial bent, is hosting “Hotdog Generation” wi…
Read MoreEven the relentless Houston heat can’t stop young people from creating art. During two humid 90 degree nights, The Garage opened for its second season in Houston. The Garage is the creation of Rafael Pina, Ollie Grishaber and Damon Diaz, who decided to…
Read MoreA new monument honoring the late Barbara Jordan has been unveiled at the African American Library at the Gregory School in Houston. Community members and local representatives gathered for the opening of “The Meditative Space in Reflection of the Life …
Read MoreA towering majestic arch, a product of both art and engineering, will soon sit in Houston’s East End as a new family-friendly space. Arco del Tiempo, which translates to Arch of Time, will be a major addition to Houston’s public art scene and the city’…
Read MoreOn the side of the building housing Houston’s Redbud Arts Center lies a new art gem and homage to one of Texas’ most influential — and sometimes controversial — artists. Hidden behind an unlocked fence and guarded by a tutu-clad Humpty Dumpty sculpture…
Read More“Do not touch” are not words you’ll hear at one Houston art exhibition. The Alta Arts is home to “Multi-Zen-Sery,” an inclusive show for kids with disabilities on view through this Saturday, August 5th. “Multi-Zen-Sery,” a proje…
Read MoreI arrived at the Regal Edwards Greenway Grand Palace Theater in Houston to participate in Barbenheimer. I wasn’t special — across the country, people came out in droves to experience the historic summer movie doubleheader that quickly grew into a pop c…
Read MoreCraft and ceramics made by female artists are getting a new spotlight at the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft. “The Land of the Flowers” from San Marcos-based artist Gabo Martinez and “Smokey Memory” from Dallas-based Nadia Rosales are two special…
Read MoreA filmmaking program is giving teenagers in Harris County’s juvenile probation system a new creative outlet. Led by filmmaker and instructor Dan Gordon, the program gives students aged 15 to 18 experience with camera operation, creative writing, …
Read MoreDiscarded building materials, an old TV, and collected wasp nests all get a new life at the Architecture Center Houston’s (ArCH) newest installation by Houston artist Patrick Renner, who is being honored as AIA Houston Artisan of the Year. The exhibit…
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