Admission is free.
For specific information about an exhibition, either in preparation for a museum visit or in order to continue the conversation at home, please check out the Family Reviews (links found on this page) for our current exhibitions. Here you will find more details about what to expect and how to talk with young viewers about the content on display.
Remember to also ask our Front Desk for a free Art Guide (available in both English and Spanish, also found on this page). You will find the Art Guide full of activities to help young (and old!) viewers slow down, engage with the artwork, and connect what they are seeing with their own thoughts and ideas.
CAMH presents Acknowledgement: The Historic Polyrhythm of Being(s), a newly commissioned public art installation by Houston-based artist Nathaniel Donnett, as...
Learn MoreNathaniel Donnett’s site specific work represents Houston’s 3rd, 4th, and 5th Ward neighborhoods. Inspired by artists’ need to creatively share...
Learn MoreInspired by the site specific text and object-based work of Nathaniel Donnett, this walking meditation is designed to help you...
Learn MoreInspired by A Counting, the work of conceptual artist Ekene Ijeoma and his group Poetic Justice at MIT Media Lab...
Learn MoreNathaniel Donnett’s site specific work, Acknowledgement: The Historic Polyrhythm of Being(s), inspires interconnection across all communities through collaboration and exchange....
Learn MoreStay connected with your family and friends by creating a miniature piece of art to share or trade. #ConnectWithCAMH #MuseumFromHome
Learn MoreExplore mixed media techniques and three-dimensional shapes by transforming old books into personalized works of art. #ConnectWithCAMH #MuseumFromHome
Learn MoreCreate a mixed media collage within a box to share your favorite memories of family and friends. #ConnectWithCAMH #MuseumFromHome
Learn MoreCreatively share your holiday cheer and reconnect with your friends and family through art-making. #ConnectWithCAMH #MuseumFromHome
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