Exploring cultural transformations through art, Skvirsky creates work around the concepts of racial genealogy and family traditions. Existing at the intersection of history and collective memory, Kinswoman delves into stories of migration and transitory existence from a distinctly female perspective.Read more
Horse Dream Horse is a new work by Cynthia Woods Mitchell/ School of Art fellow, Mateo Tannatt, situated at the intersections of theater, scripted performance, art, music video, and sculptural installation.Read more
Houston artist Carrie Schneider organizes a series of public conversations across disciplines and along parallel lines of inquiry. CounterCurrent festival artists and University of Houston faculty experts engage in lively discussion about themes and concepts connected to this year’s festival programming.Read more
Responding directly to the people and objects around her, Gutierrez crafts a traveling performance to challenge concepts of performance and place.Read more
An intimate film portrait of writer, performer, and Mitchell Center + Project Row Houses Artist in Residence, Okwui Okpokwasili, and her acclaimed one-woman show, Bronx Gothic.Read more
The spirit and fire of Italian Baroque masters, iInfused with energy and dripping with virtuosity, hear expertly curated highlights from the Italian Baroque period containing all the vitality of their homeland. This concert showcases the talent and ability of the musicians of Mercury in four unique, intimate venues across Houston.Read more
Narthaki Nataraj, winner of India's highest award in performing arts, and one of today's most sought after artists, will present an evening of lyrical dances in the classical Bharatanatyam style from South India, accompanied by a team of excellent musicians.Read more
“That is Not to Say We Have No Regrets” is a reading of fiction by Peter Turchi with music by Reed Turchi.Read more
