Project Row Houses Invests in the Future of Houston Art with Artist Cohort
In Houston’s Third Ward, where history and creativity live side by side, Project Row Houses is continuing a legacy that has long centered artists as both storytellers and community builders.
May 2026 Newsletter
A Letter From Our Executive Director Hooray for May on the Row! This is your last month to catch Artist Round 60: Rooted in Perception. If you’ve never experienced a Round at PRH, I urge you to visit to see the exceptional work of these artists who are using the photographic image to explore personal…
(April 4, 2026) Photography Is… | Glasstire
Jessica Fuentes ruminates about the medium of photography while exploring the FotoFest Biennial 2026 at various venues across Houston.
(April 3, 2026) Andre Ramos-Woodard Explores Queer Masculinity in New Exhibit
Photographer Andre Ramos-Woodard discusses his work in Project Row Houses’ Round 60, exploring queer identity, Black masculinity, and self-definition through newly commissioned images.
(March 30, 2026) People Can Say We Were Here: A Conversation with Lola Flash | Glasstire
Joseph R. Wolin speaks with Lola Flash about their decades-long career and newly commissioned work at Project Row Houses for FotoFest 2026.
(February 5, 2026) Harrison Guy Honors Queer Black History at Project Row Houses
Artist and activist Harrison Guy brings queer Black history to the forefront with a Project Row Houses installation honoring James Bettison, HIV/AIDS legacies, and Houston stories too often erased.
PROJECT ROW HOUSES OPENS ARTIST ROUND 60: ROOTED IN PERCEPTION AS PART OF CITYWIDE CELEBRATION OF GLOBAL VISIONS – FOTOFEST AT 40
HOUSTON, TEXAS. Project Row Houses (PRH) will open Artist Round 60: Rooted in Perception on Saturday, March 7, 2026 in the row houses on the 2500 block of Holman Street at Live Oak in Houston’s Third Ward. Round 60 opens with Porch Talks, the artists’ opportunity to share insight into their installations, at 4:30PM, with the houses remaining open for viewing until 7PM. A Community Market with youth activities, food, and Third…
(January 29, 2026) Details of FotoFest Biennial 2026 Artist Commissions Announced | Glasstire
FotoFest has announced details of its artist commissions for the “Global Visions – FotoFest at 40” biennial exhibition, March 7-May 10.
(January 17, 2026) Ruth Arts Awards Texas Organizations $150,000 Grants | Glasstire
Ruth Arts, a Milwaukee-based granting organization, has announced four Texas recipients of its 2025-2028 Core Grants program.
(January 16, 2026) Achille Javois shares ‘Piano Vibes’ with students, community
Discover how Achille Javois’ Piano Vibes music school is inspiring and empowering youth in Houston’s Third Ward through personalized music education.
(January 15, 2026) Hello Houston | Houston Public Media
Today: We learn about the efforts of the Astrodome Conservancy, preview an upcoming live performance from DACAMERA, and break down a new initiative from Project Row Houses. Plus, our hosts weigh in on today’s top headlines.
(December 14, 2025) Project Row Houses business residency is changing the narrative in Third Ward
Program gives Third Ward entrepreneurs coveted commercial space at discount rates, along with mentorship, marketing and a stipend for community-focused events.
(December 4, 2025) Project Row Houses celebrates Third Ward entrepreneurs
Celebrate local entrepreneurship at Project Row Houses’ Business Residency launch, with a ribbon-cutting and holiday market showcasing Third Ward businesses.
(December 3, 2025) Houston Third Ward program brings new businesses to community
A new program from Houston’s Project Row Houses is helping four entrepreneurs bring their businesses and specialties to the Third Ward community. Here’s what two of those entrepreneurs told FOX 26’s Leslie DelasBour of their experiences.
(November 22, 2025) FotoFest Announces 2026 Biennial Artists & Partners | Glasstire
New artist commissions and participating artists for Houston-based FotoFest’s 2026 Biennial exhibition, have been announced.
(September 23, 2025) Untitled Art, Houston | Small-Town Sensibility, International Reach
Dispatch from the 1st Edition of Untitled Art in Texas
(September 18, 2025) An Insider’s Guide to Houston’s Cultural Scene
The city’s tastemakers reveal the spots that keep H-Town inspired.
(August 26, 2025) Business start-ups in Houston’s historic Third Ward get a boost from Project Row Houses
Project Row Houses, in one of Houston’s oldest African-American neighborhoods, is investing in the Third Ward’s future by helping small businesses thrive.
(July 31, 2025) Houston designer creates playful atmosphere for Third Ward bookstore
From pop-up, to bungalow, to its new home at the historic Eldorado Ballroom, Houston’s independent bookstore Kindred Stories proves that small, community-focused businesses can thrive in Third Ward. Proprietor Terri Hamm enlisted designer Gin Braverman and the team at Gin Design Group to create a warm, playful atmosphere for what has already joined the ranks of Houston’s growing number of previously elusive and inclusive “third spaces” since opening in May.
(July 17, 2025) Project Row Houses presents Summer Studios Opening & Community Market
Project Row Houses will present the opening of the Floyd Newsum Summer Studios culminating showcase for this year’s cohort of artists from local universities who have spent the summer in studios on the row. The artists will speak about their works during porch talks.
(May 13, 2025) Project Row Houses: Round 58 “Free Someone”
Project Row Houses’ latest exhibit shines a light on street art while tracing the roots of Houston’s graffiti scene in a vibrant, historic setting.
