Interviews with local Houston designers, artists, photographers, chefs, and other makers about how their heritage has shaped their creative work.

June is Pride Month which commemorates the 1969 Stonewall Riots and recognizes the impact of LGBTQA+ people have had in the world. As we reflect on the history of Pride and the impact made by activists such as Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera, we celebrate the work of today’s advocates of equality and members of the community — near and far. Hear the stories of local LGBTQA+ community members and learn more about their impact on our city.

May is a time dedicated to recognizing the contributions and influence of Asian Americans and Pacific Islander (AAPIs) to the history, culture, and achievements of the United States. Celebrate this month’s heritage with us by acknowledging local designers, creatives, artists, organizations and small businesses within the Houston AAPI community. 

The Annual AIGA Houston Portfolio Review is returning, and we’re looking for volunteer reviewers! The goal of this event is to help emerging and established designers develop their craft through constructive critique and networking from experienced local professionals in the field—all leading to a stronger creative community in Houston.

The month of February is Black History Month, an annual celebration of the contributions and achievements of Black members of our communities. Celebrate this month’s heritage with us by learning more about the lives and work of Black designers, artists, and photographers in Houston.

The AIGA Houston board is filled with passionate and creative volunteers, but have you ever wondered who they are and why they serve? Now is your chance to get to know some current volunteers serving on your local board!

September is Deaf Awareness Month, a time of celebrating and raising awareness about the language, culture, and diversity of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (HoH) community. In celebration of this month, we are featuring Texas creatives and sharing their tips for deaf etiquette, navigating the pandemic, and working with Deaf or HoH creatives.

Interviews with local Houston designers, artists, photographers, chefs, and other makers about how their heritage has shaped their creative work.