This dynamic group exhibition and screening program explores a crossover between artists and dancers who make choreography for the cameras. Reception with cash bar.

Discover more about this show with Jenelle Porter, curator, Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, and curator of the exhibition.

Join us for a talk by Peter Lucas, Education Associate, Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, and former curator, Northwest Film Forum, Seattle.

Watch the original comedic skit by Flip Wilson, Tim Conway, and Richard Pryor morph into dance, social commentary, and circus. Conceived, arranged, and costumed by Earthen Vessels Founding Artistic Director Sandra Organ Solis.

Don’t miss the last Steel Lounge Underground of the summer season! Presented with Derek Jones and Josh Zulu, this music event showcases Houston’s diversity and talent by bringing together musical artists representing a variety of genres. During the event, the audience is free to explore the exhibitions on view while enjoying the music. Join Steel Lounge Underground’s Facebook page to receive updates on the event.

Discuss “The Lightness of Theory” by John Rajchman from Theory in Contemporary Art since 1985, edited by Zoya Kocur and Simon Leung. Copies of the essay are available at the Museum’s front desk. All opinions welcome. Coffee and wine served.

Richard Hubscher, a choreographer and former Houston Ballet dancer, presents a work inspired by the exhibition.

Houston choreographer and dance filmmaker Lydia Hance and Rosie Trump, artistic director of Rosie Trump | With or Without Dance and assistant director of Rice University dance program and artistic director of Rice University Dance Theater, present the evening’s performance.

*Special location: Rice Media Center, Rice University, located at the corner of University Blvd. and Stockton, entrance #8

A series of short films by contemporary choreographers and filmmakers, curated by Rosie Trump. For details, visit http://recreation.rice.edu/dance.

*Special location: Rice Media Center, Rice University, located at the corner of University Blvd. and Stockton, entrance #8

A screening of Sharon Lockhart’s Goshogaoka (1997, 63 minutes)

Musiqa, a contemporary music group that takes a fresh look at the concert experience, presents a selection of compositions inspired by Dance with Camera.

Enjoy a free day in the Houston Museum District. Board a free shuttle bus at any of the 17 participating museums and spend the day exploring favorite museums and discovering new destinations. For more information, go to www.houstonmuseumdistrict.org.

Pack a lunch and watch an informal performance by Rice Dance Theatre in CAMH’s Brown Foundation Gallery.

Help us celebrate the opening of work by Berlin-based artist Kirsten Pieroth. Perspectives 172 is her first museum exhibition. The artist will lead a gallery walk-through at 6:30pm.