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  • Aesthetic Inheritances.

    AESTHETIC INHERITANCES: ONLINE SCREENING

    Image courtesy of Stacey Allen Visit DiverseWorks.org from June 16-19 for a screening of Stacey Allen's Aesthetic Inheritances in celebration of Juneteenth. Allen created Aesthetic Inheritances in collaboration with cultural preservationist and photographer Danielle Mason and filmmaker Keda Sharber and the project was created in part, on the site of the Barrett family home at Barrett Station, a Freedmen's Settlement established in 1875 in Northeast Harris County. Aesthetic Inheritances is presented by DiverseWorks as part of the 2022-23 Project Freeway Fellowship Program.

  • Jasmine Hearn, work-in-progress image for Memory Fleet: A Return to Matr, 2023.

    MEMORY FLEET: Installation Walk-Through with Lovie Olivia

    Houston Met Dance 4916 Main St., Houston, TX, United States

    Memory Fleet: A Return to Matr is a performance and archive that preserves the living memories of eight Black matriarchs of the North and South sides of Houston, TX.

    Free
  • Jasmine Hearn, work-in-progress image for Memory Fleet: A Return to Matr, 2023.

    MEMORY FLEET: A RETURN TO MATR – performance with talk back

    Houston Met Dance 4916 Main St., Houston, TX, United States

    Memory Fleet: A Return to Matr is a performance and archive that preserves the living memories of eight Black matriarchs of the North and South sides of Houston, TX.

    Pay what you wish.

  • River on Fire – Opening Reception

    MATCH Gallery 3400 Main Street, Houston, TX, United States

    River on Fire is a multidisciplinary exhibition and performance project curated by DW’s Curator Ashley DeHoyos Sauder that explores the conversations related to the impacts and effects of the climate crisis and human reliance on fossil fuels in Houston and the Gulf South region.

  • River on Fire – Exhibition

    MATCH Gallery 3400 Main Street, Houston, TX, United States

    River on Fire is a multidisciplinary exhibition and performance project curated by DW’s Curator Ashley DeHoyos Sauder that explores the conversations related to the impacts and effects of the climate crisis and human reliance on fossil fuels in Houston and the Gulf South region.