Experiment with color, shape, and pop culture images to create a paper sculpture inspired by Right Here, Right Now: San Antonio artist John Hernandez’s Pinocoboat.  

Build upon and leave your contribution to a collaborative altar inspired by Right Here, Right Now: San Antonio artist Sarah Castillo’s Remedies for Remembering . The altar will become a photobooth back drop for CAMH’s … Read More

Complete the sentence “I love…” on a tote bag using fabric markers and have your own wearable art inspired by artist Cary Leibowitz.  

Create a line drawing on scratch art paper inspired by the work of Right Here, Right Now: San Antonio artist Richard Armendariz.

Build upon and leave your contribution to a collaborative altar inspired by Right Here, Right Now: San Antonio artist Sarah Castillo’s Remedies for Remembering . The altar will become a photobooth back drop for CAMH’s … Read More

Decorate a readymade and pay homage to someone you admire, inspired by artist Cary Leibowitz honoring figures in history, art, and pop culture through his work.  

Create an extension to your arm and practice unconventional mark making inspired by the artist collaborative Saint Lorraine and their work VERTEX which is included in the exhibition Right Here, Right Now: San Antonio.

You are invited to a fun-filled day in the Museum District!

Reflect on the body as a tool for drawing. Use motion to explore pattern, rhythm, and shape. Solo or with a partner, create drawings on paper, or a dance in the space.

You are invited to an evening of poetry and prose. Houston-based authors and poets share new works inspired by the exhibition Cary Leibowitz: Museum Show.  

Illustrate your favorite folk tale inspired by Right Here, Right Now: San Antonio artists Richard Armendariz, Lisette Chavez, and Audrya Flores.  

Explore artist Bucky Miller’s photographs and design a nature snapshot using foliage, embroidery hoops, and contact paper.  

Archive your experience and add to a collaborative scrapbook celebrating CAMH’s 70th birthday. What art experiences would you document in 2018? 

Design a 3D replica of a safe space inspired by artists in the exhibition Walls Turned Sideways. What does a safe space look like to you?

Embroider a felt ornament for the holidays inspired by the work of artist Nicolas Moufarrege.