James Surls, Oak Stump, 2022. Photo: Paul Hester.

If your system of order is based on the well being of the community you function in, and your thoughts are geared toward the betterment of those who elevate creative ways, then DiverseWorks is the place for you…

James Surls — Artist, Texas and Colorado

James Surls — Artist, Texas and Colorado

BECOME A DIVERSEWORKS MEMBER

We know you share our values of equity and inclusivity, so rather than perpetuate a fundraising system that grants privileges to the few, we are leveling the playing field.

Now, everyone who becomes a DiverseWorks Member at any level will have access to the same benefits of membership. Join us and contribute to providing transformational art experiences for all.

Memberships range from $35–$1,000, please choose the membership level you can afford.

BENEFITS OF YOUR MEMBERSHIP

Your choice of one DiverseWorks Hat or T-Shirt
Invitations to opening receptions for exhibitions, performances, and other programs with visiting artists and curators
Monthly DW Members-only
E-Newsletter
Discounts on DiverseWorks merchandise and tickets to special events
Recognition on the DiverseWorks website
Your choice of one DiverseWorks Hat or T-Shirt
Invitations to opening receptions for exhibitions, performances, and other programs with visiting artists and curators
Monthly DW Members-only
E-Newsletter
Discounts on DiverseWorks merchandise and tickets to special events
Recognition on the DiverseWorks website

SPECIAL EVENTS

DiverseWorks produces an annual fundraising event each spring in support of our free programs and artists’ projects.

Luck of the Draw, our signature biannual event, is a raucous and spirited evening of friendly competition.

For general inquiries or information about special event sponsorship opportunities, please contact Jennifer Gardner, Deputy Director, at [email protected].

OUR CONTRIBUTORS

DiverseWorks receives general operating and program support from the National Endowment for the Arts, Texas Commission on the Arts, the City of Houston through the Houston Arts Alliance, The Brown Foundation, Inc., The Cullen Trust for the Performing Arts, The George and Mary Josephine Hamman Foundation, FUSED (French U.S. Exchange in Dance), Heimbinder Family Foundation, The Hollyfield Foundation, Houston Endowment, Ruth Foundation for the Arts, Teiger Foundation, The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, the Wortham Foundation, and DiverseWorks patrons and members.

DiverseWorks is a partner of the National Performance Network (NPN), a vibrant network of artists and organizations committed to advancing racial and cultural justice through the arts. For more information visit www.npnweb.org.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

Erika Alonso + Anonymous + Natalye Appel & John Casbarian + Julia Barbosa Landois + Jeffrey Beauchamp + Christopher Beer + Harry Bowles + Arlis Brodie + Kathrin Brunner & Albert Pope + Ignacio Carrion & Brent Armour + Jereann Chaney + Liyen Chong + Kevin & Alycia Clark + Melinda Clark & Clark Trantham + Nancy Illback Cook + Belinda Crimmins + James C. & Beatrice Eden + Abimbola Farinde + Francesca Fuchs + Sharon & Bob Gardner + Karen & Larry George + Karen Gerlach & Steven Lesser + Wayne Gilbert + Lynn Goode & Harrison Williams + Rob Greenstein + Aimee & Daniel Heimbinder + HOK + Yu-Ru Huang + Mahenou & Omer Ilahi + Kerry Inman + Mike and Cristy Jadick + Brian & Catherine James + Elijah Jimenez + Kelly Johnson + Mr. & Mrs. I.H. Kempner, III + David Lake + Lester & Penelope Marks + Star & Jack Massing + Janet Meyer + Roger Moore + Dr. Susan Snider Osterberg + H. Russel Pitman + Frederick Rhodes + Beverly & Howard Robinson + Troy Schaum & Gocke Gunel + SCHAUM/SHIEH + Merry & Palmer Schooley + Bryan Scrivner + Holly & David Smith + Sarah Stauder + Ryan & Patti Stoddart + Anthoy Suber + James Surls + George & Julie Tobolowsky + Emily Todd + TotalEnergies + Sixto Wagan & Matthew Dirst + Lillian & Bob Warren + Jill Whitten + Tek Wilson & Kevin Bakos + Mark & Katherine Yzaguirre

Installation view: Nick Vaughan and Jake Margolin–50 States: Louisiana (February 29–April 18, 2020). Photo: Paul Hester.

DiverseWorks has shown remarkable (and uncommon) flexibility as our projects have evolved and an astonishing eagerness to go above and beyond to make ambitious work possible. DiverseWorks truly puts their proverbial money where their mouths are, and that kind of genuine, full-spectrum support is what makes it possible for us to sustain our artistic careers in Houston.

Nick Vaughan & Jake Margolin — Artists, Houston

Nick Vaughan & Jake Margolin — Artists, Houston