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    A Line, Learning: Cy Twombly at Menil Drawing Institute

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    Pop up Power: Showing Adventurous Art in North Texas Is Strictly DIY

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    Gallery Row: A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries

    Gallery Row: A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries

    Gallery Row: A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries

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    The Art of Movement: TITAS/DANCE UNBOUND’s new season journeys through time and across continents

    Your Move, Partner: Bombshell Dance Project whisks audiences to the Wild West and Flower Mound Arts Festival

    A New Flock: Jennifer Mabus Launches Grackle Dance Collective in Dallas

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    Dallas Opera’s New Season Aims to Enchant and Entertain

    THE HUNT, THE HAUNTED, THE GODDESS, AND THE MAGNIFICAT: THE SPLENDID VISIONS OF ARS LYRICA HOUSTON

    Living in the Sacred Moment: Austin Opera’s 2026-27 season honors heritage, innovation, and empathy

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San Antonio Symphony Shines in a “Real” Hall at The Tobin Center

Steven Brown·October 11, 2016
Carmina Burana always packs a wallop. This time, Carl Orff’s paean to frolic and fate delivered a double whammy: Not only did the San Antonio Symphony and Chorus lay into Orff’s lusty themes and booming sonorities with gusto, but the live-wire acoustics in the orchestra's home turned all that into a visceral experience.
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Scene Change: A Former Theater Artist Explores Houston’s Reinvigorated Theaters

Zachary Doss·October 10, 2016
Theater is a close-knit community, but such a collaborative art form demands presence, and it’s easy to disappear—all you have to do is not show up.
FeaturesHoustonTheater

Big Things in Small Films: The Rush Process at Aurora

Joseph Wozny·October 10, 2016
On Saturday Aug 27, walking out of the second night of Rush Process, a film festival highlighting handcrafted animation, my friend said, “it was v inspo,” which in millennial poetics, means “very inspiring.”
Film

Material History: CraftTexas 2016 at Houston Center For Contemporary Craft

Eric Zimmerman·October 10, 2016
It seems as though we are in an ‘artisanal’ moment: Pickles, dinnerware, boots, you name it and someone has handcrafted it.
Visual Art

Riveting & Rare: CORE Presents Dance from Israel at Miller

Nancy Wozny·October 10, 2016
When Niv Sheinfeld, Keren Levi and Oren Laor's Big Mouth started with a pedestrian walking pattern I knew to pay attention.
DanceHouston

Macondo Writing Workshop: From San Antonio to the World

John Pluecker·October 6, 2016
This summer in San Antonio, it became clear again that writing doesn’t thrive solely as a practice of a solitary author typing away alone at a desk.
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Timeless Details: James Buss at Holly Johnson Gallery

john zotos·October 6, 2016
Installation shot of James Buss: The Poem’s Four Corners Credit: Todora Photography Artist and Fort Worth native James...
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The ACTX Top Ten: October 2016

Nancy Wozny·October 3, 2016
Arts + Culture TX's top ten picks for events in October 2016.
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Sculpture Month Houston Takes Over the Silos and Area Galleries

MICHAEL MCFADDEN·October 3, 2016
This October, a new event will arise in Houston, highlighting this diversity and the plethora of sculpture to which we’ve grown so accustomed.
HoustonVisual Art

Abstract Independent: Dorothy Hood Retrospective at Art Museum of South Texas

Esther Marie Hackelman·October 3, 2016
Dorothy Hood’s artwork is a reflection of a life of unapologetic independence. Before man walked on the moon, the Texas native began making her own trailblazing discoveries in the art of abstraction.
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Pierre Huyghe Wins 2017 Nasher Prize, the Foremost International Sculpture Honor

Lauren Smart·September 27, 2016
Pierre Huyghe, Cambrian Explosion, 2014, Live marine ecosystem, Photo credit: Stefan Altenburger Photography, Zürich Monday night, the Nasher...
Dallas/Ft WorthFeaturesVisual Art

The Dance of Work: Forklift Danceworks reflects on past projects and looks to the future

Claire Christine Spera·September 27, 2016
Convention is not a part of Allison Orr’s vocabulary. The Forklift Danceworks artistic director has carved out a particular niche in the site-specific performance world of Texas—one that draws attention to the people and systems that keep our communities ticking, often without thanks or notice. This is Orr’s specialty: bringing the invisible to the forefront.
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