Schedule for winter classes hosted by the Community Artists' Collective with an attached registration form. The classes to select from are ceramics, drawing, sewing, and photography. They begin February 6, 1992 and run weekly for six weeks.

Brochure for the Community Artists' Collective detailing the accomplishments of the collective, their current workshop offerings, and listing the collective's leadership.

On the front of the pamphlet it says, "Community Artists' Collective Inviolate Aware Supportive Ashe Emplowered Caring Joyful Constructive Unity Harmonious Beautiful Amor Delighted Awesome Respect thoughtful." On the second page there is a description of the Community Artists' Collective's history and a membership form. On the third page there is a list of the Community Artists' Collective Board of Directors.

Flyer advertising the "Acts of Peace" exhibition shown at the Barnes-Blackman Galleries from June 9 through July 21, 1991. It features works from Annette Lawrence from her "Drawing Blood" and "Concluding Remarks" series.

Flyer featuring the artist's statement from Annette Lawrence for her "Acts of Peace" art installation, dated May 22, 1991. Her multi-media installation "Concluding Remarks" covers the "ties that bind people and things generationally" and "Drawing Blood" is about the artist's menstrual cycle.

Flyer advertising the Community Artists' Collective's After School Sculpture Program, held on Tuesdays and Thursdays starting February 19, 1991.

Flyer advertising the "Art Summer Series '92" classes hosted by the Community Artists' Collective. Topics include sewing, photography, and ceramics. The classes begin June 8, 1992.

Flyer advertising the "Band of Power: Self Empowerment Through Words and Symbols" introductory lecture held on February 1, 1992. The project covers a Concrete sculpture encircling the Community Artists' Collective's building. The topic of the lecture is the "psychological and emotional meaning... of symbols both ancient and modern".

Poster announcing the "Blacks and Whites Together: A Day Long Conversation for Racial Harmony" event. It consists of a welcome party and art exhibit on October 22, 1993 and a "conversation" held October 23, 1993 at the Midtown Art Center.

Flyer advertising the "Body Movement and Dance" workshop hosted by dancer Buffy Landry on February 2, 1991. It is presented by the Community Artists' Collective's "Children's Hour" program.

Flyer advertising the "Body Movement" class series hosted by dancer Buffy Landry. Classes begin each Saturday beginning April 10, 1991.

Flyer containing submission information for the "Collectibles '92" art auction hosted by the Community Artists' Collective. The event is a silent auction with 40% of the proceeds benefiting the Collective. The event takes place on November 20, 1992.

Flyer advertising the "Can My Eyes See the Glory?" discussion panel moderated by Dr. Thomas McEvilley. The panel covers the "biases created by eurocentric visual education" and is to be held on June 28, 1990 at the Blaffer Gallery. The back of the page features a handwritten notes and a drawn map.

Flyer advertising the "Christmas Crafts Workshop '92" event to be held on December 12 and 19, 1992.

Flyer advertising the "Collectibles '92" art sale held at Barnes-Blackman Galleries from November 20 through December 23, 1992. Proceeds from the event benefit the Community Artists' Collective.

Flyer advertising a night of poetry, power, and passion with drinks at the Community Artists Collective.

Flyer advertising the Community Artists' Collective's fall class schedule. The courses offere include ceramics, photography, sewing, art appreciation, and more. The classes fun from September 14 through October 26, 1991. The second page contains a registration form.

Flyer advertising the Harambee African-American Arts Festival, taking place in Houston on May 13, 1989. The event is sponsored by the Kuumba House, Society for the Performing Arts, and the Midtown Art Center, in addition to a grant from the Cultural Arts Council of Houston.

Flyer advertising the Harambee African-American Arts Festival taking place on May 12-13, 1989. The event will feature an African-American art exhibit and performances from the U-ZULU Dance Theatre of South Africa and Fua Dia Congo.

Flyer advertising a catalogue of twenty African American oil paintings being sold by the Community of Artists' Collective and Barnes-Blackman Galleries.

Flyer advertising the appearance of filmmaker Michelle Parkerson at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston on November 9, 1991. Her documentaries "Gotta Make This Journey: Sweet Honey in the Rock" and "...But Then, She's Betty Carter" will be presented. Parkerson will also present a video documentary workshop that day at the Community Artists' Collective.

Flyer advertising the "Nine Kites: A Series of Wall Constructions" installation featuring works by Fletcher Mackey at the Barnes-Blackman Galleries. The exhibition runs from October 9 through November 14, 1992. It features an accompanying workshop on October 10th.

Flyer advertising the "Project B.R.I.D.G.E. Sewing Workshop for Adults" program, presented by The Texas Commission on the Arts and The Housing Authority of the City of Houston. The workshops are held Tuesday evenings from September 8 through October 27, 1992.

Flyer advertising an eight week program called "Self Discovery Through Visual Art." the program is to provide visual art experiences for youths and challenge them to use their analytical and problem-solving skills.