Exhibition Dates: August 8–September 11, 2026
Location: Project Row Houses Community Gallery, Houston, Texas

C-STEM invites you to experience another viewing of Echoes & Reverberations, a multidisciplinary exhibition exploring how art, culture, mathematics, science, and ancestral knowledge connect across generations.

Presented in partnership with Southern Polymath Creative Consulting, the exhibition highlights the ways patterns, geometry, memory, and cultural traditions continue to shape how communities create, communicate, and understand the world around them.

Through visual art, educational materials, and interactive experiences, Echoes & Reverberations celebrates the relationship between creativity and innovation while honoring the knowledge systems rooted within Black communities and the African diaspora.

About the Exhibition

The exhibition brings together artwork and community-centered learning experiences inspired by:

• Sacred geometry and mathematical patterns
• African and African diasporic design traditions
• Quilting, repetition, rhythm, and visual storytelling
• Sustainability, reuse, and collective making
• The connection between STEM education and creative expression

Visitors are encouraged to explore the exhibition at their own pace, reflect on the stories represented, and consider how knowledge and creativity continue to reverberate through families, classrooms, and communities.

Plan Your Visit

August 8–September 11, 2026

Credits

Presented by: C-STEM Teacher and Student Support Services, Inc.

Curated by: Sothern Polymath Creative Consulting, LLC (SPCC), Seba Suber, Lead Curator & Kara Crowley, Co-Curator

Artists: Dr. Reagan Flowers, Mathieu JN Baptiste, Darrell Williams, and Phil Denson

Research Collaboration: Osinachi Immaculeta Okafor, PhD Student, History of Art (HART)

Partnership: The Centre for Africa & 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 History Commission, Education Consulting Services, LLC