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Hadley Clark: Gone Not Forever

Crossroads Hotel 2101 Central St, Kansas City, MO, United States

In Gone Not Forever, Hadley Clark deepens her ongoing exploration of material reuse, presenting an installation of plant-dyed sculptural garments crafted from textiles discarded by the Crossroads Hotel in Spring 2024. Clark transforms the hotel lobby into a stage for transient experiences—an unfamiliar space to be briefly inhabited.

Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream…

Brown Foundation & Zilkha Galleries

Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream… is the artist’s first major museum survey and spans over two decades of his work, from early career drawings to current allegorical portraits.

Bennett Road

Freedmen's Town Visitor Center 1204 Victor St, Houston, Texas

Through the collaborative works of Michael and Martellus Bennett, Bennett Road offers an immersive experience that encourages reflection, connection, and creativity, affirming the importance of Black labor in shaping our collective narrative.

Joe Campos Torres

A panel discussion about untold and overlooked stories inspired by the artwork featured in the exhibition Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream...

Exhibition Artwork Playlist

CAMH

Listen to a playlist of songs that inspired the creation of artwork in the exhibition Vincent Valdez: Just A Dream…

Cumbias y Contemporary Art

CAMH

Join us for a dance party at Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (CAMH) celebrating Hispanic Heritage and contemporary art. Come by early for a tour of Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream… by CAMH curator Patricia Restrepo then spend the afternoon at CAMH to enjoy a journey through the history of cumbia by Houston, Texas-based Roots Cumbia Researchers Juan Torres and Ramiro Rodriguez (SONIDO BAYOÚ), followed by a live street cumbia roots set by SON BAYOÚ.

2025 Woodson Black Fest

CAMH

In honor of the distinguished author and thinker Carter G. Woodson, Woodson Black Fest brings enlightenment, creativity, and innovation to celebrate Black artists and artisans’ contributions to our community.

Through Our Eyes: The Art of Family, Friendship, and Pastimes

Johnson Neighborhood Library 3517 Reed Road, Houston, Texas

Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (CAMH)’s Teaching Artists In Classrooms (TAIC) program is a collaborative initiative that integrates professional artists into school settings, fostering creativity and self-expression among students at South Early College High School (SECHS).

Write a Postcard

CAMH

Explore our current exhibition, Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream…, then share your favorite part of the exhibition in a postcard to a friend. CAMH will mail out all postcards on your behalf.