Join Paul Kittelson, a Houston-based artist and professor at the University of Houston to learn more about the work of artist Annabeth Rosen. In approaching Rosen’s work, Kittelson will speak about his interest in materials and processes of making. Focusing on clay as one of the most primary of media, it connects to people through …

Build a bundle of shapes and baubles made from modeling clay and bound with wire and string, inspired by the assembled ceramic sculptures in the exhibition "Annabeth Rosen: Broken, Fired, Gathered, Heaped." ABOUT OPEN STUDIO CAMH's Open Studio events feature drop-in, hands-on activities that tie-in to the exhibitions on view. You'll explore imaginative concepts inspired …

Enjoy an evening of free music by DJ Flash Gordon Parks, pizza, art, and fun! Explore the current exhibitions Annabeth Rosen: Fired, Broken, Gathered, Heaped and Telepathic Improvisation. Make buttons, design your own stickers, create your own zine (we’ll teach you some great tricks!), build a 3D paper mobile, construct a decorative pendant, and tag …

CAMH joins our museum neighbors in inviting teachers, student teachers, district administrators, home school educators, and college arts and humanities instructiors to learn about more educational resources at Houston museums. Sign up at http://houmuse.org/museum-educators-open-house/.

Come by CAMH to explore our two new exhibitions on view: "Annabeth Rosen: Fired, Broken, Gathered, Heaped" and "Telepathic Improvisation." Venture through the museum using our exploratory Art Guide, which encourages looking closely, drawing, and writing. We’ll be making DIY kaleidoscopes for a new perspective on the world, natural suncatchers, and more! Come hungry, Moon …

Annabeth Rosen in Context: Ceramics in the 1980s and Beyond Since the early 1980s, Annabeth Rosen has made ceramic sculpture that utilizes accumulation as a primary approach to form building. A prolific and gifted artist, Rosen is underknown but significant: she is one of the few women ceramists to make large-scale biomorphic forms using a …

Texas Noise and Ambience is an ongoing interdisciplinary sound series that spotlights the works of Ambient, Drone, and Noise-based musicians currently located and performing in the state of Texas. Through the use of synthesizers, electronics, processing devices, and computer hardware/software, each artist both organically and inorganically embeds layers of live sound deftly executing a unique …

FREE | Join David Dove and Justin Jones of Nameless Sound as they facilitate Sonic Meditations by Pauline Oliveros, the late American composer who created the 1974 score Telepathic Improvisation that serves as the namesake for the new major moving image work by Pauline Boudry / Renate Lorenz featured in the exhibition "Telepathic Improvisation." Dove …

Join us for a special screening of Elia Kazan’s On the Waterfront, one of artist Annabeth Rosen’s favorite films. Marlon Brando gives the performance of his career as the tough prizefighter-turned-longshoreman Terry Malloy in a masterpiece of urban poetry. It is a raggedly emotional tale of individual failure and social corruption. On the Waterfront was …

Get inspired by the drawings of artist ANNABETH ROSEN and experiment with creating FINGER-PAINTED PATTERNS on paper and cardboard. BONUS: Return with your BUNDLE from October’s OPEN STUDIO and add a pattern to the surface of your sculpture! ABOUT OPEN STUDIO CAMH's Open Studio events feature drop-in, hands-on activities that tie-in to the exhibitions on …

Local Houston teens share new theatrical works, experimental film, and new media performances as they explore how these concepts blur and relate to each other.

Still no snow in Houston? Join us to celebrate the season by making a Glitter Globe. Create your own miniature world of swirling and shimmering “snow.” About Open Studio CAMH’s Open Studio events feature drop-in, hands-on activities that tie-in to the exhibitions on view. You’ll explore imaginative concepts inspired by world-renowned artists who show at …

Celebrate the season with CAMH’s Young Patrons at a “Tour of Burgundy” wine tasting! Our festive tasting menu will feature a Bourgogne Blanc, an Aligoté, a Chablis, a Bourgogne Rouge, and a Cru Beaujolais. Vinology Bottle Shop + Tasting Room 2314 Bissonnet Street Houston, Texas 77005 Tickets are $8 for Young Patrons members and $15 …

Celebrate the opening of "Christopher Knowles: In a Word," his most comprehensive exhibition to date. The exhibition spans wide array of mediums—text, sound, painting, drawing, sculpture, and recorded performance. The work in the exhibition records and reorders the everyday materials around us using incantatory rhythms and repetition. Beverages will be available for purchase at our …

Learn more about the exhibition "Christopher Knowles: In a Word" during a gallery walk-through with Anthony Elms, Chief Curator of the Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania. This exhibition is Knowles’s most comprehensive to date and spans many mediums including text, sound, painting, drawing, sculpture, and recorded performance. Following the program, the …

Stage a scene inspired by Pauline Boudry / Renate Lorenz’s Telepathic Improvisation. Design a Diorama of a theatrical stage for human and non-human performers.

CAMH continues the Gamson Artist Lecture Series, bringing world-renowned contemporary art voices to Houston to discuss the process and inspiration behind their work and what it means to be a contemporary artist working today. Artist Mary Weatherford, the subject of an upcoming retrospective at CAMH in 2019 will join us to share images, inspiration, music, …

Celebrate the opening of Dissent and Desire featuring documentary photographs by Sunil Gupta and Charan Singh that chronicle contemporary LGBTQ+ life in Delhi, India. Beverages will be available for purchase at our cash bar. The exhibition depicts 48 color photographs that chronicle contemporary LGBTQ+ life in Delhi, India. Gupta and Singh’s project masterfully enables the …

Join Andy Campbell, Assistant Professor of Critical Studies at the USC-Roski School of Art and Design and former Critic-in-Residence at the Core Program for a lecture that will consider the series of photography workshops held on women’s lands called “ovulars” (in contra to the “seminar”) alongside the short-lived annual magazine, The Blatant Image, as mutually …

The Artist and the Institution: Contemporary and Future Practices Steven Evans, Artist and Executive Director of Fotofest International, moderates a conversation between Hrag Vartanian, Co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of Hyperallergic and Sharon Louden, Artist and Editor of the Living and Sustaining a Creative Life series of books. They will discuss the contemporary and future practices of …

Join Henk Rossouw, a poet and visiting assistant professor in the University of Houston’s Honors College to learn more about the materiality of language in Christopher Knowles: In a Word. Rossouw will speak about the enticement of poetry outside the frame of the book, the role of everyday urban repetitions—the chorus of the city, and …

Join us as we explore Christopher Knowles: In a Word. Using prompts, group discussion, and your imagination, we’ll delve deeply into the artist’s world through stories and poems. The workshop is free and open to all writing levels. For the participants that would like to be a featured reader at the Words & Art Reading, …

Write it down! MAKE VALENTINES inspired by Christopher Knowles’s text-based works while responding to surrealist parlor game prompts from CAMH’s Teen Council members. About Open Studio CAMH’s Open Studio events feature drop-in, hands-on activities that tie-in to the exhibitions on view. You’ll explore imaginative concepts inspired by world-renowned artists who show at the Museum by …

In conjunction with the exhibition Christopher Knowles: In a Word, Musiqa presents a special concert inspired by his work and poetry. The program includes String Quartet No. 5 by Michael Nyman and Diacritical Marks by Nico Muhly and will be performed by the following personnel: Natalie Lin and Samuel Park on violin; Erica Schwartz on …