Public Programs
Public Programs
Our public programs are in the works!
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Upcoming
Sat
1
Aug
August 1, 2026
2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
This season’s last Study Jams is in collaboration with photographer Micaiah Carter! Micaiah will join us as we discuss the archive and stylistic preservation related to the work of Rahim Fortune and “Kinship & Community”. Together and through a focused conversation, we’ll answer questions and find new ways to preserve and reference your own family photos, so don’t forget to bring them! Come ready with an open mind, these images are your archive too.
Tue
25
Aug
IN CONVERSATION: COMPTON COWBOYS ON THE TEXAS AFRICAN AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY ARCHIVE
August 25, 2026
6:00 P.M. – 7:00 P.M.
Celebrate the Texas African American Photography Archive with a discussion that shines a light on the often-overlooked contributions and rich history of Black cowboys in the American West. Randy Savvy, founder of the Compton Cowboys, shares his personal stories, cultural heritage, and the significance of their work in preserving the legacy of Black cowboys in Compton and beyond.
Public Programs FAQ
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Do I need to RSVP to attend a public program?
No. While Art + Practice typically gathers RSVPs for public programs to gauge how many people will attend a program, A+P does not require RSVPs.
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When is A+P’s public program space open?
Art + Practice’s public program space is open for scheduled programs only. A+P’s staff opens the space one hour prior to the start of an in-person public program.
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Can I apply to participate in a public program?
Art + Practice organizes its public programs in collaboration with museum institutions, as an extension of its exhibitions program. A+P does not accept applications for participating in a public program.
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How are public programs made available to the public?
A+P organizes in-person programs at it’s public programs and exhibition spaces. All programs are recorded and available to watch later on A+P’s website.