Color Jam Houston treats the intersection of Main and McKinney as a single public canvas. The stripes of color on the four corners seem to be woven together and present ... READ
With City Bird of Houston, Armando Castelan hopes to draw a parallel between birds and residents through the freedom that comes with living in a city like Houston. Castelan currently ... READ
Commute, by local artist, Sarah Welch, is rendered in the artist's signature comic book style. It depicts two women in profile, sitting back-to-back on a commuter train, each reading a ... READ
Lightnin’ Field is a commemoration to Houston blues musician Lightnin’ Hopkins, as well as to a Houston music venue Liberty Hall that was once located at 1610 Chenevert, on the ... READ
Roses and Hearts on the Blue Sky depicts a typical Ukrainian flower pattern, familiar to citizens in the Ukraine. Nataliya Scheib aims to draw attention to Ukraine’s customs through her ... READ
M. Giovanni Valderas’ Saludos features a colloquial salutation used in the Hispanic community: “ay te miro” (see you later) is a slang term used upon departure from a gathering of friends ... READ
Sam Houston Style, the brainchild of Houstorian founder, James Glassman, is a portrait of the city’s namesake wearing contemporary sunglasses. Glassman digitally altered the original 1850’s Matthew Brady photograph as a tongue-in-cheek ... READ
Twins depicts a pair of figures originally rendered in gouache, ink and silver leaf on paper. In the work, artist Jasmine Zelaya celebrates femininity through the use of repetitive floral patterns and ... READ
Artist Chun Hui Pak studies the lines left when an origami sculpture is unfolded to its original sheet and renders the patterns that emerge in bright trompe l'oeil oil paintings. ... READ
más que la cara (more than the face) investigates what the intersection of masks, technology and public play might look like. The key objective is to create an intuitive, engaging ... READ
The artistic duo, Havel Ruck Projects, made up of local artists, Dan Havel and Dean Ruck, transformed a previously abandoned house into an interactive temporary public sculpture. Sourced from Cherry ... READ