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Write a Postcard

Explore our current exhibitions, Theaster Gates: The Gift and The Renege and Olivia Erlanger: If Today Were Tomorrow, then share your favorite part of the exhibition in a postcard to a friend. CAMH will mail out all postcards on your behalf.

First Thursday with CAMH’s Teacher Advisory Group exhibition at Mid Main

Mid Main Lofts 3550 Main Street, Houston, Texas

Join us for an art-filled evening,as Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (CAMH) partners with Mid Main for an unforgettable First Thursday block party! Including works from State of Disruption, a pop-up exhibition of teacher and student works presented by CAMH’s Teacher Advisory Group (TAG).

Clay Planets

Mold colored clay to create a small sculptural planet inspired by artist Olivia Erlanger's large-scale planet sculptures.

Paper Landscapes

Inspired by the exhibition, Olivia Erlanger: If Today Were Tomorrow, create a surreal landscape layering paper shapes and tape.

College Night

College students are invited to explore our current exhibitions, Theaster Gates: The Gift and The Renege and Olivia Erlanger: If Today Were Tomorrow, during an evening of free and engaging activities throughout the Museum.

Text Collage

Inspired by WE WILL SAVE OURSELVES, 2024 by Theaster Gates, collaborate on a text-based collage to encourage dialogue on present-day challenges and important current events.

Tarot Card Collage

Inspired by the exhibition Olivia Erlanger: If Today Were Tomorrow, create a tarot-centric collage using decorative paper and mixed media.

Impossible Paper Architecture

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Inspired by artist Olivia Erlanger’s futuristic landscapes and impossible architectures, create a surreal structure using paper and tape.