Saturday, July 22, 2017

Houston Museum of African American History events - several starting today!

The Magnificent Faith Ringgold is HMAAC's Summer exhibition featuring a broad selection of works spanning various mediums.
The exhibition brings to Houston the work of Faith Ringgold, the legendary African American painter, writer, speaker, mixed media sculptor and performance artist lives and works in Englewood, New Jersey. Ringgold has made a unique contribution to the history of art by combining fine art traditions with needlework and storytelling traditions that build on her heritage as a woman artist of color.
We invite you to join us tomorrow, July 22nd, after Bert Long Jr. artist Romeo Clay Robinson's 2pm gallery talk, for the opening reception of The Magnificent Faith Ringgold. The reception begins at 4pm. This is a MUST SEE show! 
We hope to see you at our other upcoming events!
Get Lit Author Series: Woman 2 Woman-August 4th

HMAAC is absolutely excited to present to you our second installment of the Get Lit: Author Series entitled Women 2 Women. Jouelzy, Jillian "JJ" Simmions, Candice D'Meza and Marvell M. Gales will openly discuss the inspirations behind their most recent pieces of literature. These extraordinary authors will be accompanied by the spoken-word of Kayenne Nebula and music courtesy of Lady BG. The aim of this platform is to return Houston's love for literature by providing a space where local authors can gather along-side visual artist and poets. 

Tickets are $10. Purchase them here.
HMAAC's Summer Paint Party- August 9th

You don't need any experience in painting to become an artist for one night and have fun in the process. On August 9th, we will host a painting class so you can recreate an original painting created by featured 2017 Bert Long Jr. Gallery artist Vernon Akili.

A ticket purchase includes wine for those participants 21 and up and all art materials! At the end of the night you will take home your own creation!
Purchase your tickets here.
Houston Museum of African American Culture, 4807 Caroline St, Houston, TX 77004

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