Dear Friends of the Station Museum of Contemporary Art

 

Station co-founders Ann and James Harithas have had a tremendous influence on art in Houston and Texas and beyond. The Station Museum of Contemporary Art has hosted some of the most progressive and revolutionary exhibitions in Houston in its two-plus decades of operation. Those exhibitions have reflected and honored the diversity of our community as well as the larger socio-economic issues that affect us all.

 

We have had many questions about what’s next for the Station Museum. 

 

Going forward, The Station Museum of Contemporary Art will be on a hiatus from public exhibitions and programming until further notice. 

 

We are grateful for the support of the community that we have been a part of through the years. It is through the participation by artists, performers, and especially our visitors that we have been able to foster dialogue, expression, and activism for a better world, and we thank you all.

 

We will communicate further information as it becomes available. In the meantime, please visit our website for updates.

 

With thanks,

The Staff of the Station Museum of Contemporary Art

Clark V. Fox:
Subversion
and Spectacle

Current Exhibition:
May 26, 2022 - September 25, 2022

The
Road So Far

Jesse Lott ~ Travis Whitfield

Exterior
Installations.

Station Museum of Contemporary Art

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Dear Friends of the Station Museum of Contemporary Art

 

Station co-founders Ann and James Harithas have had a tremendous influence on art in Houston and Texas and beyond. The Station Museum of Contemporary Art has hosted some of the most progressive and revolutionary exhibitions in Houston in its two-plus decades of operation. Those exhibitions have reflected and honored the diversity of our community as well as the larger socio-economic issues that affect us all.

 

We have had many questions about what’s next for the Station Museum. As most of you know, currently we just finished exhibiting Clark Fox: Subversion and Spectacle.

 

Going forward, The Station Museum of Contemporary Art will be on a hiatus from public exhibitions and programming until further notice. 

 

We are grateful for the support of the community that we have been a part of through the years. It is through the participation by artists, performers, and especially our visitors that we have been able to foster dialogue, expression, and activism for a better world, and we thank you all.

 

We will communicate further information as it becomes available. In the meantime, please visit our website for updates.

 

With thanks,

The Staff of the Station Museum of Contemporary Art