About this Event
The Black inventors who shaped modern America rarely get a museum. They get a footnote.
Echoes and Reverberations is changing that.
A free public exhibit now open in Houston, celebrating the African American artists, engineers, and creators whose work built the sound, the science, and the soul of our culture. From the engineers behind the music you grew up on to the artists redefining what STEM looks like today, this exhibit tells the stories that were almost lost.
Open now through July 25, 2026 at the African American Research Center, Gregory Campus, Houston Public Library. Free admission. Open to everyone.
This is one to bring your kids to.
Presented by: C-STEM, Inc.
Curated by: Southern Polymath Creative Consulting (SPCC)
Seba R. Suber, Curator & Kara Crowley, Co-Curator
Artists: Dr. Reagan Flowers, Mathieu JN Baptiste, Darrell Williams, Phil Denson, Steve Gomez
Research by: Osinachi Immaculeta Okafor, PhD Student, History of Art (HART),
Partnership: The Centre for Africa and African American Studies (CAAAS), Rice University
Supported by: City of Houston, Houston Public Library, Houston Public Library Foundation, Houston Arts Alliance, 400 Years of African American History Commission, Education Consulting Services, LLC
To support the continued travel and expansion of this exhibition, please visit the C-STEM sponsorship page:
https://www.cstem.org/giving-campaigns/
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
African American History Research Center at the Gregory School, 1300 Victor Street, Houston, United States
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