What will you see today?
CAMH offers a variety of programs and events related to its exhibitions. You can browse based on your category of interest—exhibitions, music, family, and more.
Olivia Erlanger and Chris Kraus
CAMHJoin us for an evening celebrating the launch of the exhibition catalogue, Olivia Erlanger: If Today Were Tomorrow, and a discussion between contributor Chris Kraus and artist Olivia Erlanger.
Scavenger Hunt for Shapes and Patterns
CAMHExplore CAMH's current exhibitions, Theaster Gates: The Gift and The Renege and Olivia Erlanger: If Today Were Tomorrow, by participating in a scavenger hunt for shapes and patterns.
Imagining Home
CAMHInspired by artist Olivia Erlanger’s decade-long investigation of the definition of “home”, explore your own vision of home through drawing.
Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream…
Members of Contemporary Arts Museum Houston are invited to the exclusive Member Preview of Vincent Valdez: Just A Dream… the artist’s first major museum survey spans over two decades of his work, from early career drawings to current allegorical portraits.
Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream…
Join CAMH for a celebration and Public Opening of the new exhibition, Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream.
Vincent Valdez and Mimi Swartz
CAMHJoin artist Vincent Valdez and writer and executive editor at Texas Monthly, Mimi Swartz for a discussion about the exhibition Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream… They will discuss Valdez’s childhood in San Antonio and influences on his work in the exhibition.
Portrait Fragment
CAMHDraw a partial portrait of yourself or a friend inspired by Vincent Valdez’s series of drawings titled Since 1977 (2019).
Mindful Observation
CAMHExplore the exhibition Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream… using mindfulness exercises to focus on close looking, observation, and awareness of the artworks on view.
Blackout and Collage Poetry
CAMHInspired by the exhibition, Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream… , create a poem about your family history using printed text from children’s books and magazines.
Sculpture Collage
CAMHInspired by artist Vincent Valdez's desire to share overlooked political histories through artworks such as his painted 1953 Chevrolet ice cream truck, El Chavez Ravine (2005–2007), create a sculptural collage of a paper vehicle.