An unending curiosity and unquenchable appetite for the drive to create fuels our diverse array of art education programs that encourages artists of every age and community.

Art-A-Peel Workshops:
Fields Trips for 3-5th Grade Students to create their very own works of art at the
Orange Show! Past sessions have included workshops on Button Art, Trophy Making, Decorating, Recycling and Planting, etc.
Subject to availability

Center for Creative Expression:
Art workshops designed to harness the healing power of creativity for adults striving to put the pieces of their lives together after experiencing life changing brain injuries.

Mural Arts Project (MAP):
A public arts project that makes a city wide impact a neighborhood at a time.

 

Art-A-Peel Funding was generously provided by the Texas Commission for the Arts
and Marilyn Oshman.

Center for Creative Expression

We are in the midst of the final year of creative expression classes offered by the Orange Show for people with traumatic brain injury. This is five-year pilot project presented in conjunction with The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research (TIRR), the National Institutes of Health and Baylor College of Medicine, provides an opening for these individuals to become part of their community again through the creative process. To sign up for these free classes contact Terri Hudler-Hull at 713.797.5971 or hullt@tirr.tmc.edu

For more information visit the TIRR website TIRR

 

Mural Arts Project (MAP)

Turning This...

Into THIS!!!

The Mural Arts Project (MAP) is a new name to communicate all of the diverse community arts projects we've initiated, instructed and inspired since 1996. MAP includes our activities in community dialogues, graffiti abatement efforts, gang prevention activities, restoration, initiation, documentation and promotion of murals and other public art projects that make a city wide impact one neighborhood at a time!

The mural above is the work of students at Austin High School under the direction of Jesse Sifuentes.

Funding for this mural generously provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, United Way and Texas Commision for the Arts.

 

If you are interested in donating a wall, supplies or other resources for the Mural Arts Project please contact Adrian de la Cerda at adrian@orangeshow.org or by calling 713-926-6368.