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Project Coming to HoustonDiscover the powerful narratives of resilience and community through art and storytelling with HueMan:Shelter.
of Homelessness with Collaboration, ARt, and Community
A series of captivating public art projects will be installed along the Milam Street corridor in Midtown Houston, each designed to disrupt how we perceive homelessness. Funded by a generous $1M grant from the Bloomberg Philanthropies Public Art Challenge, HueMan:Shelter will bring together artists and individuals experiencing homelessness to create powerful visual stories based on their lived experiences. It’s a social awareness campaign bolstering Houston’s successful interventions to address homelessness.
HueMan:Shelter is a heartfelt collaboration between the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs and the Midtown Houston Cultural Arts and Entertainment District.
Individuals Discover resources dedicated to educating and engaging the community on homelessness, fostering awareness, and driving positive change.
Lost Job / Lack of Income
Alcohol Use
Eviction
Illness
Other
Mental Health
Family Conflict
HueMan:Shelter is a heartfelt collaboration between the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs and the Midtown Houston Cultural Arts and Entertainment District. This is the first major public art installation under the John Whitmire administration.
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