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Get Creative with TAPH Saturday, May 3!

4/23/2014

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Get Creative with The Art Project, Houston is a day of creativity and fun.  Each participant experiences two workshops of their choice, led by professional Houston artists. In each workshop you will learn a new art skill, tap into your creativity and leave with your very own masterpieces. 

We provide art experiences for everyone to tap into their creative spirit within, as well as creative ways for people to financially assist the Bread of Life in offering therapeutic art opportunities for Houston's homeless community.

Click HERE to register today!

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Reflection from TAPH Artist Partner, R.B.H. Yates

4/22/2014

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Thank You, Lovett Elementary Fine Arts for the Certificate of Artistic Excellence!!!

You are an Outstanding School.  It never occurred to me; that my views on Houston, Texas would have had such an impact.  This was an educational experience, which I enjoyed.  

I got the opportunity to listen and view students from a Houston Public magnet school orchestrate beautiful music.  After talking with the children, I learned they received their musical instrument at a fundamentally early age.  That's wonderful. 

Most of all, Lovett Elementary substantiated my beliefs about Houston.  All the necessary information and resources are here. 

St. John's Church Downtown, the Art Project of Houston and a host of various organizations have greatly enriched my life; since, I returned to my home town. I bank on Houston!  

Thank You Very Much!!!
R.B.H.Yates 
3rd April 15, 2014


Photography by John Bullock of Bullock Art

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Celebration & Exhibition with Our Friends at Lovett Fine Arts Elementary School

4/11/2014

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All of the artists from Lovett Fine Arts Elementary School, some of the TAPH artists who participated in the collaboration, Laura and Roy Nichols and other TAPH friends
The Lovett Fine Arts Elementary School and TAPH celebration and exhibition of "The Perfect Place in the Whole World Is..." at Lovett was a wonderful. One of the first grade artists told a parent volunteer while receiving cookies and juice at the reception, "This is the best day of my life!" 

It was a great day!

Each artist who participated received a certificate and recognition before family, friends and some of the faculty at Lovett Fine Arts Elementary School for their art contribution to the exhibition. Over the next couple of weeks we will be sharing reflections from the TAPH artists who shared in this special exhibition and moment in the life of our city. 

Special thanks to the following individuals who helped to create such a special moment:

Principal Dawn Thompson
Magnet Coordinator Cara Boynton
First Grade Teacher Liasons Jennifer Pedigo & Christine Hunt
First Grade Teachers Susanne Oliver, Carla Vlaskamp, Dana Nathan
Visual Arts Teacher Rickey Polidore
Friends from Re-Imagining Life Together, Laura and Roy Nichol
Photographer John Bullock 
Lovett Fine Arts Elementary School Orchestra
St. John's Staff Jessica Jones

All photographs taken by John Bullock
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Celebrate with us on Thursday, April 10

4/2/2014

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You Are Cordially Invited to the 
 
Lovett Elementary School & The Art Project, Houston Collaboration Exhibit & Celebration 
 
"The Perfect Place in the Whole Wide World Is..." 
 
Thursday, April 10 

Noon-1pm
Lovett Elementary School, Multi-Purpose Room 
8814 South Rice Avenue 
Houston, Texas 77096 


The Lovett Elementary Visual Arts Department and First Graders partnered with artists from 
The Art Project, Houston to create a once in a lifetime watercolor art exhibition.  

The first graders and artists of The Art Project, Houston were each invited to write letters inspired by the given writing prompt "The Perfect Place in the Whole Wide World Is...". The responses were traded between groups and used as muses to create marvelous watercolor pieces. This unprecedented union of artworks was highlighted at Prescription:Paint 2013 on December 7, 2013. 


We are thankful to our friends from Re-imagining Life Together and Lovett Elementary School for helping to make this exhibition and collaboration possible. 

To learn more about this collaboration and how you can host this special exhibit click HERE to contact Project Manager, Lanecia Rouse.


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Thanks 713 News for Sharing the Story

4/1/2014

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    Lanecia A. Rouse

    Project Manager of TAPH

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