Join DiverseWorks, Archway Gallery, and the Jung Center for a conversation with Sharon Louden, artist and author of "Last Artist Standing: Living and Sustaining a Creative Life Over 50," a book of interviews with artists offering models of resilience and ingenuity, as well as pragmatic solutions.
Luck of the Draw, DiverseWorks’ famed fundraising event, returns on Thursday, May 14, 2026, at the MATCH. More than 200 works on paper, each one 7 x 9 inches, will be available for purchase at this year’s event.
The DiverseWorks Art + Climate Partners present Emily Johnson as the inaugural speaker for Art + Climate CONVERSATIONS. Join Houstonians, climate advocates, dance and art enthusiasts, and artists alike on the evening of July 29th for a talk by Johnson, a Yup'ik multi-disciplinary artist, choreographer, land and water protector, and organizer for justice, sovereignty and well-being.
NUESTROWORLD is a satirical solo exhibition by Brooklyn-based artist Jesus Benavente, conceived of as a visual album and immersive “amusement park.” This project features interconnected works unfolding across the gallery and city, collectively highlighting Houston’s cyclical history of ambition, folly, and heartbreak.
In conjunction with the world premiere of Overflow Radio in Mni Sóta Makoce (Minneapolis), DiverseWorks hosts an Overflow Radio: Šakotayišol Nunuš Constellation here in Houston. Over 24 non-consecutive hours, we will gather in-person to listen to twelve First Nations and Indigenous authors, poets, and scholars live-broadcasting from their home territories and First Nations.