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Communograph Sidewalk Talk: Historic Archiving through Art and Performance

Presented by Project Row Houses and Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts - UH at Project Row Houses

December 1, 2011

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Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts - UH and Project Row Houses present Communograph Sidewalk Talk: Historic Archiving through Art and Performance, Thursday, December 1, 6pm-8pm. LOCATION: Project Row Houses, 2521 Holman. Hosted by artist Michael K. Taylor.

The evening will include a poetry performance hosted by artist & poet Michael K Taylor. Preceded by a moderated discussion...

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The evening will include a poetry performance hosted by artist & poet Michael K Taylor. Preceded by a moderated discussion with 3rd Ward Elders including members of S.H.A.P.E.'s Elders Institute of Wisdom. Specific poems written about Elder and Shape within 3rd Ward will be read, an open mic, and dinner will be served (early).

This is part of the Communograph: Mapping Community Through Creative Action series, a series focusing on the exploration of the grassroots creativity found in the Third Ward. This series aims to help evaluate how the Arts at University of Houston can become an intellectual resource, redirecting its academic facilities and assets towards strengthening connections within the immediate neighboring community.

Please visit the Communograph pages on the follwing websites: http://projectrowhouses.org/public-art/artist-rounds/round-35/communograph/ or http://www.mitchellcenterforarts.org/communograph-mapping-community-through-creative-action/ for more information.

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Project Row Houses

2500 Holman
Houston, TX 77004

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Tickets:

Free.

Times:

6pm-8pm.

Phone: 713.743.5749 or (713) 526-7662

Parking: Free street parking.

Accessibility Info: Currently, no accessibility information is available for this event.