Words & Pictures is pleased to present a virtual opening reception of our fall exhibition, Keeper of the Hearth: Picturing Roland Barthes’ Unseen Photograph, which took place on Thursday, September … Continued
Houston Center for Photography’s Words & Pictures Lecture Series is excited to bring together Sasha Wolf, independent curator and lecturer, and Malcolm Daniel, the Gus and Lyndall Wortham Curator of … Continued
In conjunction with the exhibition, Tools of Revolution: Fashion Photography and Activism, Houston Center for Photography presents a lecture by Dr. Tanisha C. Ford on the under-recognized photographic work of … Continued
As we observe this Memorial Day and commemorate those who have lost their lives in military service, spot is highlighting a selection of images from artist and educator, Inbal Abergil. The … Continued
Inspired by our current exhibition, Tools of Revolution: Fashion Photography and Activism, follow Community Education Manager, Natalie Rodgers, as she guides you on how to easily create a paper doll … Continued
In conjunction with the exhibition, Tools of Revolution: Fashion Photography and Activism, join Executive Director and Curator, Ashlyn Davis, on a virtual tour of the gallery space as she discusses the … Continued
Houston Center for Photography is pleased to present an online lecture by Austin-based photographer, Mike Osborne, discussing his recent body of work, Federal Triangle. Titled after a government complex wedged … Continued
Create a pinhole camera at home with our Community Education Manager, Natalie Rodgers, by using common household objects! While Houston Center for Photography typically offers this activity in person during … Continued
Houston Center for Photography’s workshop series, offered in partnership with Levy Park Houston, is now online! The first workshop covers the Xerox Transfer technique, which allows you to create multiple … Continued
“The so-called strength of the blood, to use a popular expression, exists, but it is not a determining factor. Just as the presence of the cultural factor, alone, does not … Continued
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