Mary Ellen Carroll: How To Talk Dirty and Influence People
Upcoming Exhibition
Mary Ellen Carroll: How To Talk Dirty and Influence People charts the import and impact of the artist’s engagement with some of the most urgent issues of our time, including environmental sustainability, social justice, immigration, and urban legislation.
Tomashi Jackson and Dr. Gerald Horne
In Conversation
Join artist Tomashi Jackson and historian and John J. and Rebecca Moores Chair of History and African American Studies at the University of Houston, Dr. Gerald Horne, for a discussion related to themes about the exhibition Tomashi Jackson: Across the Universe.
Queer Teen Night
Public Program
LGBTQ+ teens and allies are invited to an evening of food, music, and art, inspired by the exhibitions OUT OF STOCK and Tomashi Jackson: Across the Universe. Meet queer teens across Houston, join teen-led drop-in tours of the galleries, and take a chance at winning CAMHShop merch in a free raffle!
Meet CAMH’s Co-Directors: Ryan N. Dennis and Melissa McDonnell Luján
Talk
Join us for a chance to meet Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (CAMH)’s Co-Directors, Ryan N. Dennis and Melissa McDonnell Luján. Hear directly from them about their trajectories, and how it shapes our arrival at this moment as they reflect on CAMH’s past, present, and future.
College Night
Public Program
Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (CAMH) invites all college students to a free evening of hands-on activities throughout the Museum, live music, and complimentary snacks and beverages. This year’s College Night is inspired by our current exhibitions, Tomashi Jackson: Across the Universe and CAMH Teen Council’s 14th biennial exhibition, OUT OF STOCK.
Threat of Joy: CAMH’s Teacher Advisory Group Exhibition at Mid Main’s First Thursday
Closing Reception
Join us for an art-filled evening, as Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (CAMH) partners with Mid Main for an unforgettable First Thursday block party. This is the last chance to see Threat of Joy, a collaborative exhibition of student and teacher artwork showcasing joy and rebellion organized by Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (CAMH)’s fourth cohort of the Teacher Advisory Group (TAG).