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Third Ward TX / Welcome Home Productions with ITVS and Houston PBS present ; a documentary directed by Andrew Garrison ; produced by Nancy Bless, Andrew Garrison, Noland Walker.

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Format:
Video
Contributor:
Garrison, Andrew., film director, film producer, director of photography, editor of moving image work.
Bless, Nancy., film producer.
Walker, W. Noland., film producer.
Guardaro, Shandra, editor of moving image work.
Bless, Noah, composer (expression).
Welcome Home Productions., movie producer.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Project Row Houses (Houston, Tex.).
Community development, Urban--Texas--Houston.
Community development, Urban.
City planning--Texas--Houston.
City planning.
Public art--Texas--Houston.
Public art.
Urban renewal--Citizen participation.
Urban renewal.
Architecture--Conservation and restoration--Texas--Houston.
Architecture.
Architecture--Conservation and restoration.
Texas--Houston.
Genre:
documentary film.
Documentary films
Feature films
Nonfiction films
Video recordings for the hearing impaired
Documentary films.
Nonfiction films.
Feature films.
Video recordings for hard of hearing people.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (1 video file (57 min.)) : sound, color
Other Title:
Third Ward Texas
Place of Publication:
[Hollywood, CA] : Welcome Home Productions, [2007]
Language Note:
In English with optional English closed captioning.
System Details:
digital
video file
Summary:
Project Row Houses was a successful public art program founded by local artists in inner-city Houston. Starting from boarding up abandoned houses and creating a "drive-by" exhibit to providing free refurbished houses for single mothers in college and an after-school programs for local kids, they had helped to revive their section of Third Ward, a historically African-American neighborhood. "Third Ward TX" is the story of how Project Row Houses used the tools of design, art and architecture to transform two blocks of "shotgun" houses reminiscent of New Orleans and other Black communities across the South into exhibition space, classrooms, gardens, and residential space. But their success in reducing crime, and making their "campus" a magnet for art enthusiasts, families, and local residents, also attracts deep-pocket real estate developers.
Credits:
Photography, Andrew Garrison ; editors, Sandra Guardado, Andrew Garrison ; composer, Noah Bless ; a co-production of Welcome Home Production.
Notes:
Originally released as a motion picture in 2007.
Online resource; title from title frame (viewed August 12, 2026).
OCLC:
824502784
Access Restriction:
Restricted for use by site license.
Restricted for use by site license

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