Explore the single and multi-channel films and videos in the exhibition Garrett Bradley: American Rhapsody, using mindfulness exercises geared towards observation and awareness.

Inspired by the films and videos in the exhibition Garrett Bradley: American Rhapsody, design a flip book to animate your own narrative.

All CAMH Members are invited to an exclusive Members Preview of Slowed and Throwed: Records of the City Through Mutated Lenses. From 6-7PM in the Nina and Michael Zilkha Gallery, members are invited to join Patricia Restrepo, Exhibitions … Read More

Join us to celebrate Slowed and Throwed: Records of the City Through Mutated Lenses, a two-part interdisciplinary exhibition orbiting around the legacy of the late Houston legend DJ Screw. The first section of Slowed and … Read More

Join Lance Scott Walker, author of Houston Rap Tapes: An Oral History of Bayou City Hip-Hop, for a discussion of the exhibition Slowed and Throwed. Walker will discuss his experience growing up in Texas listening … Read More

Learn more about the exhibition Slowed and Throwed: Records of the City Through Mutated Lenses with CAMH’s Exhibitions Manager and Assistant Curator, Patricia Restrepo and three visual artists featured in the exhibition—Tay Butler, Robert Hodge, … Read More

Inspired by artist Garrett Bradley’s film, America, reflect on the everyday motion of the body as a tool for drawing. Use motion to explore pattern, rhythm, and shape—solo or with a partner—create drawings on paper, … Read More

Explore the exhibition Slowed and Throwed, learn more about DJ Screw and his impact on the Houston community and culture through making collages, buttons, and stickers. This Open Studio is led by CAMH’s Teen Council.

Join us for a discussion in conjunction with the exhibition Garrett Bradley: American Rhapsody, specifically the video Alone (2017), which offers a glimpse into the life of Aloné Watts whose partner is incarcerated. Panelists LaKeidru … Read More

Join CAMH FAQ Team Member and Montreal native Patrick M. Lostracco for a tour in French of the current exhibitions, Garrett Bradley: American Rhapsody and Slowed and Throwed: Records of the City Through Mutated Lenses.  … Read More

Inspired by the exhibition Garrett Bradley: American Rhapsody, create a storyboard to illustrate your own family narrative.

Slowed and Throwed is an exhibition orbiting around the late Houston legend DJ Screw, whose work created a signature Texas sound with the collaboration of the featured rappers who appeared on his tapes—each representing their … Read More

Slowed and Throwed is an exhibition orbiting around the late Houston legend DJ Screw. Inspired by his “chopped and screwed” songs originally created by other musical artists, guests will tear, cut, layer and reimagine popular culture images into … Read More

Repurposing magnetic media-based materials, such as VHS tapes and audio cassette tapes, create an experimental self-portrait inspired by Slowed and Throwed artists use of unconventional photography and new media.

Explore Garrett Bradley: American Rhapsody to complete a scavenger hunt of images selected from films and videos within this exhibition.

Join CAMH’s Teen Council for this one-night only live music event that showcases the talent of young Houston musicians. Through performances of original compositions and carefully crafted covers, these bands and solo acts are bound … Read More

In connection with the exhibition Slowed and Throwed and inspired by DJ Screw’s skillful connection to transforming songs by musical artists, explore the potential of your auditory memory by identifying mystery sounds.

Inspired by the innovation of DJ Screw’s music, interact directly with sound by creating a one-of-a-kind instrument made of recycled materials.

Join three members of Houston’s legendary Screwed Up Click (S.U.C.)-E.S.G. Lil’ Flip, and Will-Lean—for performances and personal stories related to DJ Screw and the exhibition Slowed and Throwed: Records of the City Through Mutated Lenses. … Read More

Join Devin Kenny for a performance essay (involving live music, video, video synthesis, and analog visual aids) bouncing off of the legendary oeuvre of DJ Screw in relationship to cumbias rebajadas for the exhibition Slowed … Read More

Use natural floral materials to create a textural art piece inspired by the current exhibition, Wild Life: Elizabeth Murray and Jessi Reaves. This Open Studio is led by CAMH’s Teen Council.

In conjunction with the exhibition Wild Life: Elizabeth Murray & Jessi Reaves, join CAMH Curator Rebecca Matalon in conversation with Julia Trotta. A New York-based filmmaker, curator, and writer, Trotta will screen a selection of … Read More

Create an assemblage inspired by the use of everyday objects in the exhibition Wild Life: Elizabeth Murray and Jessi Reaves.