New Temporary Public Art Exhibition On View at the University of Houston
10/29/2020, 02:00:01 PM

New Temporary Public Art Exhibition On View at the University of Houston

Color Field provides opportunities to question our perceptions while thinking about the impact color has on our lives. Featuring large-scale sculptures by seven contemporary artists, the exhibition winds through the University's park-like campus.

 

13 Installations, 7 Artists

Sarah Braman, Jeffie Brewer, Odili Donald Odita, Sam Falls, Spencer Finch, and TYPOE extend the Modernist notion of Color Field beyond the flat pictorial field of the canvas, expanding it into the real space that a viewer occupies. An auditory sensory soundscape by Amos Cochran complements the artworks. Learn More

 

Explore Color Field

There are many ways you can explore and engage with this FREE exhibit.

  • Free self-guided tour on campus
  • Online content with audio clips directly from the artists
  • Live Zoom conversations with the Artists, "Color Talks"
  • Art-making activities inspired by Color Field
  • Color Field wellness programs


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Free Self-Guided Tour

Public Art of the University of Houston System is pleased to offer self-guided tours. For your safety and well being, and that of the campus community, the University is requesting that you make advanced reservations, limit group size to 10 or fewer people, and that you follow the University’s COVID-19 protocols for visitors.

 

Monthly Artist Feature

Each month is filled with engaging programs focusing on one of the Color Field artists.



Presented by Public Art of the University of Houston System (Public Art UHS), Color Field is the first curated exhibition of outdoor sculpture at UH and the second project in the Temporary Public Art Program. The exhibition is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, Arkansas for Public Art UHS.

The Houston presentation of the exhibition is generously supported by
The Brown Foundation, Inc.

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