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Glasstire: PRH Art: Out of the Houses and into the Streets

Full Article by Paula Newton Since 1993, Project Row Houses (PRH) has been presenting its groundbreaking and sustainable combination of art, […]

The Stanford Arts Review: Rick Lowe: Sculpting the Social Sphere

Full Article by Katie Nesser “This is not a televised interview,” Rick Lowe reassured me as I stumbled over my […]

Project/Site | OJBKFM Third Coast

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE OJBKFM in Brooklyn, Photo by Shulamit Seidler-Feller, courtesy of Creative Times Project Row Houses Announces Project/Siteand Inaugural […]

365 Things to Do in Houston: My Top 5: bar owner & restaurateur Bobby Heugel

Full Article “In my opinion, the Row Houses are the most important art spaces in Houston. Featuring a different artist […]

365 Things to Do in Houston: My Top 5: independent curator Max Fields

Full Article “Project Row Houses (PRH) is one of the most innovative artists projects in the US and it’s right […]

Round 44 | Shattering the Concrete: Artists, Activists and Instigators

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Kick Koch off the Board, 2015, The Natural History Museum, courtesy of Not An Alternative Project Row […]

Black Lunch Table at PRH

PDF Version FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Black Lunch Table at Dorchester Projects’s Black Artist Retreat, 2014. Photo courtesy the artists Project Row […]

The Different Girl by Linda Simien Kelly

Collectors Club artist Linda Simien Kelly shares a poem written in conjunction with her contributed piece, The Different Girl. To see more work by Kelly and other Collectors Club artists, register for free on the Collectors Club page.

Arts+Culture TX: Visual art, social practice, and entrepreneurial spirit

Full article by Alexandra Irrera On view through February 28, Project Row Houses’ most recent exhibition of visual art and […]

#PRHat21 | “It just felt like LOVE.”

“It just felt like LOVE, man. It felt like community. I felt understood.” Houston-based artist Robert Hodge shares his first impression of Project Row Houses and recounts his early days working with other artists in the community.