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	Archives 2010: January - June
On View Coming Up Archives Jan-June 05 July-Dec 05 Jan-June 06 July-Dec 06 Jan-June 07 July-Dec 07 Jan-June 08 July-Dec 08 Jan-June 09 July-Dec 09 Jan-June 10 July-Dec 10	July 9–August 7, 2010 The Big Show John M. O’Quinn Gallery, Grace R. Cavnar Gallery and Mezzanine Gallery The Big Show is Lawndale Art Center’s annual open-call, juried exhibition. It has been an important venue through which emerging and under-represented Houston area artists gain exposure since the show’s conception in 1984. The Big Show was formerly the East End Show, sponsored by the East End Progress Association, at Lawndale’s original location. Click here to find out more about The Big Show. [ back to top ]
	July 28 & 29, 2010 The Big Slide Show July 28 & 29, 6 – 8 PM Please join Lawndale and Houston's talented Big Show artists for short, informal presentations about their work. Presentations start at 6:00 PM each night at Lawndale Art Center. Come early as seating is limited. click here for more information on The Big Show [ back to top ]
	August 20 –August 25, 2010 Those Who Fell through the Cracks Noor \| Stanley Greene & Kadir van Lohuizen A Mobile Photography Exhibition Hurricane Katrina Survivors Five Years After the Storm in collaboration with The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston and Houston Center for Photography August 21, 2010 12:30–1:30 PM Meet the artists at Lawndale Art Center 2:00–4:30 PM Afternoon Symposium at The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Brown Auditorium Theater Those Who Fell Through the Cracks is a traveling mobile exhibition of large-scale mural photographs by Stanley Greene and Kadir van Lohuizen showing Hurricane Katrina’s aftermath over the last five years. It is a powerful visual document of Katrina’s effects on Gulf Coast residents and the struggles they face to this day in re-establishing their lives. The photographs cover the interior and exterior of a highly innovative 24’ itinerant truck as it debuts in Houston and travels to New Orleans in September 2010 during Katrina's fifth anniversary. Those Who Fell Through the Cracks is an interactive documentation of the United States in the beginning of the 21st century, and a testament to the power of images to bring new awareness and sensitivity to communities, and foment systemic change. [ back to top ]
	September 2, 2010 Monstering! Workshop with Tobiah Mundt Thursday, September 2, 2010 6–8 PM No sewing, no stuffing just stabbing and poking. Tobiah Mundt will teach the basics of sculptural needle felting by demonstrating how to sculpt raw wool into a toothy monster with a single barbed needle. There is a $10 dollar material fee and all skill levels are welcome. [ back to top ]