Groups

  1. American Consumer Consortium

    341 North Hutcheson

      The American Consumer Consortium explores aspects of consumer culture. The Consortium’s work is a testimony of individual voices within the context of a consumer culture tending towards a certain homogeneity. Members of the American Consumer Consortium consume and produce as a unit (sometimes).
      Works by the American Consumer Consortium members include (but are not limited to) ideas, objects and social projects. The American Consumer Consortium recently fired everyone and hired a few chickens to take care of business.

    • Bohemian Photography

    • Carnes Ely LLP

      1113 Vine Street

        Carnes Ely LLP is a Houston, Texas trial law firm with a diverse civil litigation practice. The firm brings to its individual and business clients an unwavering commitment to deliver the highest quality legal services efficiently. Tom Carnes and John Ely exhibit unwavering integrity, common-sense efficiency, the highest customer service, and zealous advocacy for their clients. The result is high quality advocacy, both inside and outside of the courtroom, at a fraction of the costs encountered at Houston’s largest law firms, against whom the firm regularly goes toe to toe.

        If you approach business or the business of life diligently, creatively, and with passion instead of pretense, you have the right to expect that your law firm does the same. Carnes Ely LLP is that firm.

      • DiverseWorks ArtSpace

        1117 East Freeway

          DiverseWorks Mission
          DiverseWorks is a non-profit art center dedicated to presenting new visual, performing, and literary art. DiverseWorks is a place where the process of creating art is valued and where artists can test new ideas in the public arena. By encouraging the investigation of current artistic, cultural and social issues, DiverseWorks builds, educates, and sustains audiences for contemporary art.

          DiverseWorks Vision

          DiverseWorks is one of the leading contemporary art center in the United States. Known for its groundbreaking artistic education programs and distinguished by its financial stability, DiverseWorks serves as an open venue for artists, a training ground for future arts administrators and a model for arts centers across the country. DiverseWorks remains notable for its commitment to artists who are exploring inventive and successful earned-income ventures. DiverseWorks serves as a crucible for artistic exploration and audience development. DiverseWorks’ activities are supported by an active Board of Directors and Artist Board and an involved corps of members, audience supporters, students and volunteers.

        • FMG Design, Inc.

          101 Crawford St. #1A

          FMG Design, Inc. is a multi-disciplined design office dedicated to the problem-solving process. The firm was founded in 1983 and specializes in designing and implementing environmental and architectural graphics along with providing corporate and branding identity programs, web site development and marketing collateral. With our creative team of designers, we offer our clients the complete design package. The firm’s success with this total overview has established FMG as a leading graphic design firm. Headquartered in Houston and Baltimore, FMG has commissions from both national and international major developers and architects throughout the world. Firm is owned by Ferdinand Meyer V and Mary R. Grems.

        • FotoFest Inc.

          1113 Vine Street

            FotoFest® created the first international Biennial of Photography and Photo-related Art in the United States. FotoFest® is an international non-profit photographic arts and education organization based in Houston, Texas. FotoFest’® purpose is to promote the exchange of art and ideas through international programs and the presentation of photographic art. Our programs work globally and locally, bringing together an international vision of art and cross-cultural exchange with a commitment to community involvement and the enrichment of Houston’s cultural resources.

          • m ARCHITECTS

            1206 Nance Street

            m ARCHITECTS offers services focused on project management, design, and construction of facilities where people HEAL, LEARN, WORK and / or GATHER.

          • MonksCorner Gallery

            1320 Nance Street

            Monks Corner 1320 Nance Street
            Buddhist Art Gallery
            Meditation Center & Classes
            Reading Room & WiFi
            Tea Room

            Open Mon-Fri 6am Till Midnight

          • Nance Street Studio Gallery

          • Preston Wood & Associates LLC - Gallery

            1116 Naylor LLC

            • University of Houston Association of Student Sculptors


                Mass Distraction
                Juried by: Meredith Goldsmith
                Meredith Goldsmith (second - year resident) received her MA in visual criticism from California College of Arts in 2005 and her BA in art history from California State University at Chico in 2001. She has written articles and reviews for ArtLies, X-tra Magazine, Artweek, Oakland Tribune, Mesh Magazine, Bridge Magazine, Ten by Ten, and Art Papers. She has curated exhibitions at PLAySPACE Gallery, San Francisco.

              • Waterhill Homes

                2322 Commerce Street

                  The Waterhill Company is a contemporary custom and urban patio home builder. Partnered with Houston’s top architects, Waterhill creates stunning homes that are truly unique, evidenced by the trademark panoramic windows and sleek lines of these contemporary residences.
                  contact 281-236-3542