Created by PRH intern Valerio Farris, this video features 2015 Summer Studios resident Shaun Parker. In his installation Expound, Parker explores the lived culture of the African American male as it relates to issues of police brutality and the #BlackLivesMatter movement. Note: Summer Studios is a guided residency, and the installations discussed may differ from what is on display.
For Immediate Release A new fundraising initiative at Project Row Houses The Collectors Club: Grand Opening September 17, 2015 | […]
Full Article by Nick Esquer “Since its inception as an art community in 1993, Project Row Houses has helped to […]
Full Article by Susie Tommaney “‘They use the space as a studio. In a lot of ways, we don’t necessarily […]
In this profile created by PRH intern Valerio Farris, Summer Studios 2015 resident Jennifer Mendez discusses her affinity for horses and how, to her, the economics of raising and trading horses relates to thoughts on the gentrification of neighborhoods like Third Ward. Note: Summer Studios is a guided residency, and final installations may differ from the concepts explained in these videos.
In this video interview by PRH intern Valerio Farris, Summer Studios 2015 resident Kandise Ponce discusses her artistic practice and upcoming installation, in which she examines social interaction as determined by personal relationship. Note: Summer Studios is a guided residency, and final installations may differ from the concepts explained in these videos.
In this video created by PRH intern Valerio Farris, Summer Studios resident artist Sula Bermudez provides background for her practice and explains the thought process of her installation. Note: Summer Studios is a guided residency, and final installations may differ from the concepts explained in these videos.
In this video created by PRH intern Valerio Farris, Summer Studios resident artist Guadalupe Hernandez gives an introduction to his work and plans for his installation. Note: Summer Studios is a guided residency, and final installations may differ from the concepts explained in these videos.
Full Article by Brian Boucher “13. and 14. Theaster Gates and Rick Lowe, Social SculptorsEver since Joseph Beuys coined the term ‘social […]
Artadia: The Fund for Art and Dialogue is now accepting applications for the 2015 Houston Artadia Awards from all visual artists who have lived and worked throughout Harris County, TX for two years or more.
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