Public Opening of State of Disruption at POST Houston, 2024. Photo by Tasha Gorel.
First Thursday with CAMH’s Teacher Advisory Group exhibition at Mid Main
About
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). Since 2012, First Thursdays have grown into a beloved tradition in the 3600 block of Main Street, known for philanthropy and community building while supporting non-profits each month. The event will include live music and performances, complimentary beverages (21+ with a wristband purchased with proceeds benefiting CAMH’s Education Fund and Teacher Advisory Group), and the opportunity to connect with art enthusiasts and support local businesses.
Advanced Registration is Recommended
- Admission: Free and open to the public (All ages welcome!)
- Wristbands: $10 for 21+ with proceeds benefiting TAG and CAMH's Education Fund to support learning and engagement programs.
About the Exhibition
Boldly exploring themes related to identity, disruption, child-like obsessions, and controlled chaos, State of Disruption is a compelling exhibition that confronts the challenges and complexities of the nation’s current education system. From ceramics to sculpture and collage, this exhibition invites viewers to confront uncomfortable truths and imagine new possibilities.
Don’t miss this unique community experience supporting art and education. For more information, visit CAMH Event Page.
Celebrate with us on September 5, in Houston’s Midtown District! Your $10 wristband purchase helps support TAG and CAMH’s learning and engagement department, enriching the Houston community through education and art.
Learning and Engagement at CAMH is made possible by the generous support of the H-E-B Tournament of Champions, Elisa and Cris Pye, Dillon Kyle and Sam Lasseter, Cabrina and Steven Owsley, Vivian L. Smith Foundation, and Anonymous.
