CAMH members are invited to a festive holiday reception at the Museum with complimentary beverages, sweets, and other treats.

What symbols, characters, or historical references define your identity? Create and display “your” sign inspired by the symbolic portrayals of artist Nicolas Moufarrege.

Design and create your own iron-on patch inspired by current exhibition Nicolas Moufarrege: Recognize My Sign.

Enter Walls Turned Sideways artist Maria Gaspar’s interactive work Haunting Raises Specters and explore the idea of interior and exterior.

Explore artist Nicolas Moufarrege’s use of the human figure in his paintings by contributing  a figure drawing to a collaborative artwork.

Set a goal for the new year as you create an identification card for your future self, inspired by Walls Turned Sideways artist Gregory Sale.

Reflect on the body as a tool for drawing. Use motion to explore pattern, rhythm, and shape. Solo or with a partner, create drawings on paper, or a dance in the space.

Join us to celebrate Cheryl Donegan: GRLZ + VEILS an exhibition organized jointly by CAMH and the Aspen Art Museum (Colorado) which marks the artist’s first United States museum presentation solely devoted to painting. The … Read More

Experiment with movement and breath-work as tools to delve deeper into observation.

Learn more about the exhibition Cheryl Donegan: GRLZ + VEILS with artist Cheryl Donegan, and Heidi Zuckerman, the Nancy and Bob Magoon CEO and Director at the Aspen Art Museum, Colorado. Explore Donegan’s process and … Read More

Join the Collectors Circle for a tour of the private home collection of two much-celebrated and established collectors of regional Texas art.

Create layers of color and pattern inspired by artist Cheryl Donegan by adding and subtracting tape to a collaborative artwork.

Join art historian and writer Dr. Nada Shabout for a conversation that views Nicolas Moufarrege’s work within the broader context of cultural traditions in Beirut and the Middle East.

Join University of Houston School of Art Professor, Raphael Rubinstein in a discussion around the exhibition Cheryl Donegan: GRLZ + VEILS. Donegan’s work embraces everyday materials and welcomes errors and glitches, her approach to painting … Read More

Explore CAMH’s current exhibitions by completing the art scavenger hunt checklist.

Print with found objects like vegetables, wire, or even your hand to explore artist Cheryl Donegan‘s use of color, pattern, and repetition.

Get FREE Tickets In conjunction with the exhibition Cheryl Donegan: GRLZ + VEILS, Musiqa presents a special concert inspired by her work.

$20 Workshop Fee | Space is limited. Sign up for the workshop starting at noon on January 7, 2019 Inspired by the exhibition Nicolas Moufarrrege: Recognize My Sign, join us to learn embroidery from a … Read More

What symbols, characters, or historical references define your identity? Create and display “your” sign inspired by the symbolic portrayals of artist Nicolas Moufarrege.

Collectors Circle and Salon level members of the Patron Circle are invited to join Christina Brungardt, Interim Director, for a tour of the newly renovated Lancaster Hotel, dubbed downtown’s bright new “art hotel.”

Transitory Sound and Movement Collective (TSMC) will return to CAMH with a new interdisciplinary and experiential work by the artistic director/sound artist, Lynn Lane, in collaboration with founding member/choreographer/dancer Jennifer Mabus along with dance and … Read More

Join Sarah Whiting, dean and William Ward Watkin Professor of Architecture at Rice University, as she places Cheryl Donegan’s GRLZ + VEILS within the broader context of Junkspace, a contemporary condition commonly found in the … Read More

Create your own clothing for a paper figure inspired by artist Cheryl Donegan’s fashion collection.

Experiment with movement and breath-work as tools to delve deeper into observation.

Screen print layers of pattern and color on fabric with CAMH’s Teen Council to create wearable art, inspired by artist Cheryl Donegan and the exhibition Shapeshifters.

Explore our current exhibitions with hands-on projects that experiment with color, pattern, and repetition.

Join the Collectors Circle for a studio tour with Sharon Engelstein and Aaron Parazette, a Houston art scene power couple.

Explore our current exhibitions with hands-on projects that experiment with color, pattern, and repetition.

Explore our current exhibitions with hands-on projects that experiment with color, pattern, and repetition.

Create and remix imaginary characters of all different shapes with an “exquisite corpse” collaboration, inspired by the CAMH Teen Council curated exhibition Shapeshifters.