Queen of Hearts

One of the strongest natural desires we all have is freedom of expression.

The MOCAH experience offers the often overlooked and under represented classes of our youth a chance to acknowledge themselves through art.
The MOCAH experience provides artists and non-artists alike with the opportunity to discover their own artistic sensibilities through hands-on art experiences that encourage and nurture the creative process.

Participants work alongside professional artists to create our public art projects and programs.
Students and community members involved in the MOCAH experience play a vital role in the reclamation and preservation of their own community.

The infusion of art, history and culture stimulates community pride, stewardship and neighborhood revitalization.
The MOCAH experience places the public in public art by engaging the community in the creation of our art projects. These projects help transform our neighborhoods into cultural and artistic destinations.

The impact that these projects have on the community are long lasting and reach broad and diverse audiences.

December 16th, 2011

The Queens of Creativity had a wildly successful event the,”Queen of Hearts Exhibition” on Feb. the 16th at The 43rd in the Wedge International Tower with proceeds benifiting the American Heart Association. The Exhibition featured Queen artist: Amanda Flores, Elisabet Barranco-Gonzales, Nia Jacob, Rhonda Radford-Adams, Alexis Jones, Ann SoulSister Johnson and Sam Turner. Also new emerging artist: Deanna Santiago, Ana Ramos, and Amber Tillman-Johnson.

The evening had an art component but with a strong message on bringing awareness to womens heart health and wellness, with keynote speaker Dr. Reddy rounding off the evening speaking on the subject. Attendees also enjoyed the view overlooking Downtown Houston while mingling over lite bites and discussing different forms of art.

Guest, Ray Odom with Houston Social Circle said, “I really enjoyed how the exhibit flowed and how each artist had their own energy, also the skyline view of downtown was a treat to look at as well. The 43rd was a great venue for such an event, I can’t wait until the next Queens of Creativity exhibition”

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