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Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Saturday, February 21, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Saturday, February 21, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Saturday, February 21, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Saturday, February 21, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Saturday, February 21, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. HCC Faculty Recital | Echoes and Explorations: Rare Gems for Saxophone and Piano
Dr. Woody Witt (alto saxophone)
Melisa Gültan (piano)
Assisted by
Glen Ackerman (bass) and J.D. Guzman (drums)
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Program notes
This duo recital with pianist Melisa Gültan has been a long-form collaboration. We began rehearsing this program seven months ago, allowing the music time to settle, evolve, and reveal its character. That length of preparation reflects how we approach music—patiently, deliberately, and with respect for its depth.
While there is no improvisation in the program, each work draws deeply from jazz-influenced rhythmic and harmonic language. Three of the composers—Nikolai Kapustin, Chick Corea, and Joe LoCascio—are jazz pianists whose concert works naturally bridge stylistic worlds. Their music speaks fluently in both classical and jazz dialects without needing to announce the distinction.
Joe LoCascio’s Sonata receives its world premiere on this program. Chick Corea’s…
Saturday, February 21, 2026, 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM.
HCC Heinen Theatre
3517 Austin St.
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Sunday, February 22, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Sunday, February 22, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Sunday, February 22, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Sunday, February 22, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Sunday, February 22, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Monday, February 23, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Monday, February 23, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Monday, February 23, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Monday, February 23, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Monday, February 23, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Tuesday, February 24, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Tuesday, February 24, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Tuesday, February 24, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Tuesday, February 24, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Tuesday, February 24, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Wednesday, February 25, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Wednesday, February 25, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Wednesday, February 25, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Wednesday, February 25, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Wednesday, February 25, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Thursday, February 26, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Thursday, February 26, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Thursday, February 26, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Thursday, February 26, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Thursday, February 26, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture | Reception
Reception for Maruam Esfahani's art exhibition 'Fracture'.
Light refreshments will be served.
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Thursday, February 26, 2026, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM.
Houston City College Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St.
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Friday, February 27, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Friday, February 27, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Friday, February 27, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Friday, February 27, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Friday, February 27, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Saturday, February 28, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Saturday, February 28, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Saturday, February 28, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Saturday, February 28, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Saturday, February 28, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Sunday, March 1, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Sunday, March 1, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Sunday, March 1, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Sunday, March 1, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Sunday, March 1, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Monday, March 2, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Monday, March 2, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Monday, March 2, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Monday, March 2, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Monday, March 2, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Tuesday, March 3, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Tuesday, March 3, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Tuesday, March 3, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Tuesday, March 3, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Tuesday, March 3, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Wednesday, March 4, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Wednesday, March 4, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Wednesday, March 4, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Wednesday, March 4, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Wednesday, March 4, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. The Man With The Plastic Sandwich By: Roger Karshner | Directed By: Debra Schultz
A bench. A briefcase. A sandwich. And a stranger. The recipe for changing your life.
TCCSTA Play Fest — Home Performances brings selected entries from the Texas Community College Speech & Theatre Association (TCCSTA) Play Festival to the Houston City College campus. This special event features on-campus performances of plays that were created, developed, and selected for participation in the statewide Play Festival, giving our campus community a chance to experience outstanding student work in person.
The festival provides an opportunity for theatre students to present their craft, share their voice, and celebrate the art of storytelling through performance. TCCSTA Play Festival entries represent the best from community college theatre programs across Texas and are part of a tradition that encourages collaboration, creative growth, and excellence in theatre arts.
For more details about the statewide Play Festival and participating productions, visit the official event…
Wednesday, March 4, 2026, 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM.
Houston City College Southeast
Codwell Hall
Southeast 555 Community College Drive,
Houston, TX 77013.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Thursday, March 5, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Thursday, March 5, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Thursday, March 5, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Thursday, March 5, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Thursday, March 5, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. The Man With The Plastic Sandwich By: Roger Karshner | Directed By: Debra Schultz
A bench. A briefcase. A sandwich. And a stranger. The recipe for changing your life.
TCCSTA Play Fest — Home Performances brings selected entries from the Texas Community College Speech & Theatre Association (TCCSTA) Play Festival to the Houston City College campus. This special event features on-campus performances of plays that were created, developed, and selected for participation in the statewide Play Festival, giving our campus community a chance to experience outstanding student work in person.
The festival provides an opportunity for theatre students to present their craft, share their voice, and celebrate the art of storytelling through performance. TCCSTA Play Festival entries represent the best from community college theatre programs across Texas and are part of a tradition that encourages collaboration, creative growth, and excellence in theatre arts.
For more details about the statewide Play Festival and participating productions, visit the official event…
Thursday, March 5, 2026, 7:30 PM – 10:30 PM.
Houston City College Southeast
Codwell Hall
Southeast 555 Community College Drive,
Houston, TX 77013.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Friday, March 6, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Friday, March 6, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Friday, March 6, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Friday, March 6, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Friday, March 6, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. The Man With The Plastic Sandwich By: Roger Karshner | Directed By: Debra Schultz
A bench. A briefcase. A sandwich. And a stranger. The recipe for changing your life.
TCCSTA Play Fest — Home Performances brings selected entries from the Texas Community College Speech & Theatre Association (TCCSTA) Play Festival to the Houston City College campus. This special event features on-campus performances of plays that were created, developed, and selected for participation in the statewide Play Festival, giving our campus community a chance to experience outstanding student work in person.
The festival provides an opportunity for theatre students to present their craft, share their voice, and celebrate the art of storytelling through performance. TCCSTA Play Festival entries represent the best from community college theatre programs across Texas and are part of a tradition that encourages collaboration, creative growth, and excellence in theatre arts.
For more details about the statewide Play Festival and participating productions, visit the official event…
Friday, March 6, 2026, 7:30 PM – 10:30 PM.
Houston City College Southeast
Codwell Hall
Southeast 555 Community College Drive,
Houston, TX 77013.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Saturday, March 7, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Saturday, March 7, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Saturday, March 7, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Saturday, March 7, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Saturday, March 7, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. The Man With The Plastic Sandwich By: Roger Karshner | Directed By: Debra Schultz
A bench. A briefcase. A sandwich. And a stranger. The recipe for changing your life.
TCCSTA Play Fest — Home Performances brings selected entries from the Texas Community College Speech & Theatre Association (TCCSTA) Play Festival to the Houston City College campus. This special event features on-campus performances of plays that were created, developed, and selected for participation in the statewide Play Festival, giving our campus community a chance to experience outstanding student work in person.
The festival provides an opportunity for theatre students to present their craft, share their voice, and celebrate the art of storytelling through performance. TCCSTA Play Festival entries represent the best from community college theatre programs across Texas and are part of a tradition that encourages collaboration, creative growth, and excellence in theatre arts.
For more details about the statewide Play Festival and participating productions, visit the official event…
Saturday, March 7, 2026, 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM.
Houston City College Southeast
Codwell Hall
Southeast 555 Community College Drive,
Houston, TX 77013.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Sunday, March 8, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Sunday, March 8, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Sunday, March 8, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Sunday, March 8, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Sunday, March 8, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Monday, March 9, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Monday, March 9, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Monday, March 9, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Monday, March 9, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Monday, March 9, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Tuesday, March 10, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Tuesday, March 10, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Tuesday, March 10, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Tuesday, March 10, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Tuesday, March 10, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Wednesday, March 11, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Wednesday, March 11, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Wednesday, March 11, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Wednesday, March 11, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Wednesday, March 11, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Thursday, March 12, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Thursday, March 12, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Thursday, March 12, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Thursday, March 12, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Thursday, March 12, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Friday, March 13, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Friday, March 13, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Friday, March 13, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Friday, March 13, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Friday, March 13, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Saturday, March 14, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Saturday, March 14, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Saturday, March 14, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Saturday, March 14, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Saturday, March 14, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Sunday, March 15, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Sunday, March 15, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Sunday, March 15, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Sunday, March 15, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Sunday, March 15, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Monday, March 16, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Monday, March 16, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Monday, March 16, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Monday, March 16, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Monday, March 16, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Tuesday, March 17, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Tuesday, March 17, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Tuesday, March 17, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Tuesday, March 17, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Tuesday, March 17, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy | Reception
Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy | Reception,
,
Light refreshments will be served.
,
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions…
Tuesday, March 17, 2026, 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St, Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Wednesday, March 18, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Wednesday, March 18, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Wednesday, March 18, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Wednesday, March 18, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Wednesday, March 18, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Thursday, March 19, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Thursday, March 19, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Thursday, March 19, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Thursday, March 19, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Thursday, March 19, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? | Reception
Light refreshments will be served.
,
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Thursday, March 19, 2026, 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM.
Houston City College Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
Main Building RM 104
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation | Reception
Light refreshments will be served.
,
Fereshteh Solati | Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery such as butterflies, birds, and elements of nature, the exhibition explores themes of freedom, contradiction, and emotional complexity within today’s world.
Thursday, March 19, 2026, 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Friday, March 20, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Friday, March 20, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Friday, March 20, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Friday, March 20, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Friday, March 20, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. American Women Composers IV | Stafford Recital Hall
Join us for a magical evening of classical music! Faculty artists will present a program featuring works by American women composers, highlighting diverse voices, innovative musical perspectives, and significant contributions to the contemporary repertoire.
Friday, March 20, 2026, 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford Recital Hall
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Saturday, March 21, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Saturday, March 21, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Saturday, March 21, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Saturday, March 21, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Saturday, March 21, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Sunday, March 22, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Sunday, March 22, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Sunday, March 22, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Sunday, March 22, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Sunday, March 22, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Monday, March 23, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Monday, March 23, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Joe Fleishman | Where Color Flows
This is a Faculty Exhibition exhibiting watercolor works from DIGICOM Faculty Member Joe Fleishman.
Monday, March 23, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College West Loop Art Gallery
5601 West Loop S
Houston, TX 77081.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Monday, March 23, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Monday, March 23, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Monday, March 23, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Tuesday, March 24, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Tuesday, March 24, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Joe Fleishman | Where Color Flows
This is a Faculty Exhibition exhibiting watercolor works from DIGICOM Faculty Member Joe Fleishman.
Tuesday, March 24, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College West Loop Art Gallery
5601 West Loop S
Houston, TX 77081.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Tuesday, March 24, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Tuesday, March 24, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Tuesday, March 24, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Wednesday, March 25, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Wednesday, March 25, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Joe Fleishman | Where Color Flows
This is a Faculty Exhibition exhibiting watercolor works from DIGICOM Faculty Member Joe Fleishman.
Wednesday, March 25, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College West Loop Art Gallery
5601 West Loop S
Houston, TX 77081.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Wednesday, March 25, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Wednesday, March 25, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Wednesday, March 25, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Joe Fleishman | Where Color Flows | Reception
This is the Reception for the Faculty Exhibition exhibiting watercolor works from DIGICOM Faculty Member Joe Fleishman.
,
Light refreshments will be served.
Wednesday, March 25, 2026, 6:00 PM – Thursday, March 26, 2026, 3:00 AM.
Houston City College West Loop Art Gallery
5601 West Loop S
Houston, TX 77081.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Joe Fleishman | Where Color Flows | Reception
This is the Reception for the Faculty Exhibition exhibiting watercolor works from DIGICOM Faculty Member Joe Fleishman.
,
Light refreshments will be served.
Wednesday, March 25, 2026, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM.
Houston City College West Loop Art Gallery
5601 West Loop S
Houston, TX 77081.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Thursday, March 26, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Thursday, March 26, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Joe Fleishman | Where Color Flows
This is a Faculty Exhibition exhibiting watercolor works from DIGICOM Faculty Member Joe Fleishman.
Thursday, March 26, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College West Loop Art Gallery
5601 West Loop S
Houston, TX 77081.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Thursday, March 26, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Thursday, March 26, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Thursday, March 26, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Joe Fleishman | Where Color Flows | Reception
This is the Reception for the Faculty Exhibition exhibiting watercolor works from DIGICOM Faculty Member Joe Fleishman.
,
Light refreshments will be served.
Thursday, March 26, 2026, 6:00 PM – Friday, March 27, 2026, 3:00 AM.
Houston City College West Loop Art Gallery
5601 West Loop S
Houston, TX 77081.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Friday, March 27, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Friday, March 27, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Joe Fleishman | Where Color Flows
This is a Faculty Exhibition exhibiting watercolor works from DIGICOM Faculty Member Joe Fleishman.
Friday, March 27, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College West Loop Art Gallery
5601 West Loop S
Houston, TX 77081.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Friday, March 27, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Friday, March 27, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Friday, March 27, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Joe Fleishman | Where Color Flows | Reception
This is the Reception for the Faculty Exhibition exhibiting watercolor works from DIGICOM Faculty Member Joe Fleishman.
,
Light refreshments will be served.
Friday, March 27, 2026, 6:00 PM – Saturday, March 28, 2026, 3:00 AM.
Houston City College West Loop Art Gallery
5601 West Loop S
Houston, TX 77081.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Fereshteh Solati| Contemplation
Contemplation presents a body of work rooted in inner emotion, imagination, and reflection. A faculty member at HCC, Solati invites viewers to engage with her paintings as expressive spaces shaped by texture, gesture, and color. Using recurring imagery.
Saturday, March 28, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Stafford Art Gallery
9910 Cash Road
Fine Arts Center
Stafford, TX 77477.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Jessica Kreutter | Collapse is Alchemy
Jessica Kreutter is an artist whose practice centers on themes of embodiment, memory, transformation, and humanity’s entanglement with the natural world. Grounded in material awareness and a deep sense of place, her recent work reflects on cycles of presence and return, considering the body as temporary, porous, and inseparable from the earth and its histories.
Working primarily in porcelain, Kreutter creates hand-built forms that exist in states of transition. Her objects blur boundaries between reality and fantasy, beauty and discomfort, containment and fragmentation. Influenced by architectural ornamentation and domestic objects, her sculptures incorporate disrupted borders and interwoven elements that evoke experiences of grief, ecstasy, spiritual connection, and deep emotional transformation.
Composed of many individually constructed parts assembled during firing or installation, Kreutter’s work functions as a conduit for memory and imagination. Through these evolving forms, she invites viewers to…
Saturday, March 28, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Eastside Art Gallery
Felix Morales Building
WedgeSpace Art Gallery, Rm 124
6815 Rustic St
Houston TX 77087.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Joe Fleishman | Where Color Flows
This is a Faculty Exhibition exhibiting watercolor works from DIGICOM Faculty Member Joe Fleishman.
Saturday, March 28, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College West Loop Art Gallery
5601 West Loop S
Houston, TX 77081.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. John Adelman | John 3D:20
John Adelman | Faculty Exhibition,
,
https://thejohnadelman.com.
Saturday, March 28, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College Northline Campus Art Gallery
8001 Fulton Street
Building A, Art Gallery
Houston, TX 77022.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Kamaria Shepherd | Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite?
Pretty. PreacHer. Hypocrite? is an installation that gives dimension to the many lives, dimensions, timelines, and alternate realities of visual artist, writer, and professor, Kamaria Shepherd. Shepherd explores these iterations of herself in her working novel titled, “Life of a So-Called Texas PreacHer” which is an experimental novel of personal narrative, oral family histories, poetry, and auto-fiction. The novel uses infinite iterations of "Kamarias" to spring from a fertility clinic in Los Angeles between experiences of moving home to Houston and “back home” to Grapeland, Texas. Shepherd's installation is a movement through self-portraiture as a visual and literary language through paintings and excerpts from her novel.
Saturday, March 28, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Spring Branch Campus Art Gallery
1010 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Main Building, RM 104
Houston TX 77043.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Maryam Esfahani | Fracture
Fracture explores the quiet rupture of childhood caused by forced early marriage. Through intimate portraits, these photographs reveal emotional and psychological scars alongside the resilience that endures. This work bears witness to lives interrupted—inviting empathy, remembrance, and a call to protect the futures of girls whose voices were silenced too soon.
The work is presented by Maryam Esfahani, whose role as a part-time graphic designer in the Visual Arts Department informs her creative practice.
Saturday, March 28, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Houston City College
Central Campus Art Gallery
3517 Austin St
Houston, TX 77004.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events. Joe Fleishman | Where Color Flows | Reception
This is the Reception for the Faculty Exhibition exhibiting watercolor works from DIGICOM Faculty Member Joe Fleishman.
,
Light refreshments will be served.
Saturday, March 28, 2026, 6:00 PM – Sunday, March 29, 2026, 3:00 AM.
Houston City College West Loop Art Gallery
5601 West Loop S
Houston, TX 77081.
For more info visit hcc.idloom.events.