Using organic shapes featured in CAMH’s current exhibition Shapeshifters, add to a continuous line drawing or create your own.

Up Rising: A Night of Dance Commemorating Stonewall’s 50th Anniversary is a gathering of Houston’s most visible LGBTQ dance artists and community members in a celebration of the achievements and hard-fought successes of the gay … Read More

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

Create a structure and collaborate to transform our space into a village of kindness, inspired by artists in the exhibition Stonewall 50.

Create a soft sculpture with felt and thread Inspired by artist Garner Lazar-Pope’s work in the CAMH Teen Council-curated exhibition Shapeshifters.

Create a self-portrait using collage materials, focus on shapes—realistic or abstract, and experiment with imagery found in magazines, books, and postcards to depict what defines you.

Think about balance, color, and shape to create a shape mobile inspired by works in the exhibitions Shapeshifters and Stonewall 50.

Collectors Circle members are invited to a preview tour of a new group exhibition titled Girls Tour at the Houston gallery Nancy Littlejohn Fine Art before it opens on the following Saturday.

Texas Noise and Ambience is an ongoing interdisciplinary sound series that spotlights the works of ambient, drone, and noise-based musicians currently located and performing in the state of Texas. Through the use of synthesizers, electronics, … Read More

Create a 3D paper sculpture inspired by architectural works in Shapeshifters curated by CAMH’s Teen Council.

Explore pattern and color with screen printing and drawing techniques inspired by Teen Council’s exhibition Shapeshifters.

Explore the use of text from handwritten notes, stickers, and magazines to create a portrait inspired by works in the exhibition Stonewall 50.

Join us for a day to explore the exhibition Stonewall 50 and celebrate Pride Houston.

Write or draw an ode to someone you admire—family, a friend, or a figure in history, art, or culture. This project is inspired by the artists included in the exhibition Stonewall 50.

Join us to celebrate Steven Evans: If I can’t dance, it’s not my revolution!, an exhibition that embodies two of Evans’s bodies of work—song titles fabricated in colored neon and a new work of paint … Read More

Create a portrait or bring a photo and add to a collaborative mural inspired by photography in Stonewall 50.

Learn more about the exhibition Steven Evans: If I can’t dance, it’s not my revolution! with artist Steven Evans and CAMH Curator Dean Daderko. The exhibition displays Evans’s ongoing commitment to and interest in language, … Read More

An inclusive event for queer teens and allies with dancing, art-making, and discussions about current exhibitions. About Summer Teen Programs Summer Teen Programs are a series of workshops, events, and learning opportunities designed just for … Read More

Now that you’ve made an art object, how will you display it? Join us to learn the basics of presenting 2D and 3D artwork. Teen artists are invited to bring one piece of original art … Read More

Join us as we explore Steven Evans: If I can’t dance, it’s not my revolution! using prompts, group discussion, and your imagination. Participants delve deeply into the artist’s world through stories and poems. For the … Read More

Get a peek behind the scenes of museums and art organizations. Learn more about the people who make organizations run and the variety of career opportunities in creative fields. Discussions will be followed by a … Read More

Join Inprint and CAMH for an interactive writing activity that will flex your creative muscles in Stonewall 50, an exhibition showcasing photographs, paintings, films and videos, sculptures, performances, and other media. The content of the … Read More

Join artist Paul Mpagi Sepuya, a photographer featured in the exhibition Stonewall 50 as he discusses his work, process, and ongoing deconstruction of traditional portraiture. In conversation with CAMH’s Curator Dean Daderko they will place … Read More

Join Shelley Carrol and The Houston Jazz Collective as they pay tribute to the legendary saxophonist Don Wilkerson. Listen to a short lecture about Wilkerson’s life and career followed by a program of his musical … Read More

You are invited to an evening of poetry and prose. Houston-based authors and poets share new works inspired by the exhibition Steven Evans: If I can’t dance, it’s not my revolution!. For the participants that … Read More

Join Stephanie Saint Sanchez, media artist and queer film queen for a discussion of the exhibition Steven Evans: If I can’t dance, it’s not my revolution! and how Evans’s work relates to current queer issues … Read More

The acclaimed author, Vince Aletti, is arguably the first critic to write about the emerging disco scene in the early 1970s. His engagement with disco nightlife continued throughout his career as a curator, writer, and … Read More

For more than 25 years, this unique fête des femmes has garnered an enthusiastic following of Houston’s most fabulous ladies. This ladies-only soirée has been called “the ultimate girls’ night out” by CultureMap.