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Discovering, Nurturing & Supporting New Talent

Cressandra Thibodeaux·March 19, 2014
Since the establishment of the Dallas Film Society, the organization has hosted seven film festivals—three under the AFI Dallas name (2007–2009) and now four as the Dallas International Film Festival (2010–2013).
Dallas/Ft WorthFilm

Ain’t We Fancy? Then and Now

Devon Britt-Darby·March 18, 2014
The 21st-century status of Thomas Sully (1783-1872), a Philadelphia painter and leading successor to Gilbert Stuart’s Federal portrait style
BlogLoose EndsSan AntonioVisual Art

In Praise of Indie Booksellers

nicole zaza·March 18, 2014
When Karl Kilian opened his bookstore in the summer of 1974, he spent almost all of the next three months on the couch, reading Proust; All of his potential customers had fled Houston’s heat.
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$argent and Binge Viewing

Devon Britt-Darby·March 15, 2014
IMAGE: John Singer Sargent, Simplon Pass: Reading (detail), c. 1911, opaque and translucent watercolor and wax resist with...
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What’s the Matter with Rice? Part 2

Devon Britt-Darby·March 12, 2014
IMAGE: A view of James Turrell’s Twilight Epiphany (2012) on the Rice University campus. Photo by Ned Dodington...
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A Tale of Two Festivals

claire canavan·March 11, 2014
A woman weaves on a loom while fifty amateur violinists and an accordionist surround her with music. The aftermath of a young man’s suicide unfolds on a large screen through social media.
AustinDanceHoustonLone Star StoriesMusicVisual Art

What’s the Matter with Rice?

Devon Britt-Darby·March 11, 2014
IMAGE: Reconstruction of Vladimir Tatlin’s model for the Monument to the Third International, 1967-68, in the courtyard of...
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Houston Ballet Soars in a Welch Wonderland

Nancy Wozny·March 10, 2014
Houston Ballet celebrated its leader's tenth year at the helm by performing three of his works in one evening, a perfect Stanton Welch wonderland and a great way to examine this choreographer's gifts to ballet.
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Braque, Magritte and Brown

Devon Britt-Darby·March 10, 2014
Are artists in Houston paying attention to Braque and Magritte, given the abundance of their work currently on view in the city?
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Novel Music

Jennifer Smart·March 9, 2014
At this point theatrical adaptations of literary works are old hat in America, disappointing adaptations even more so.
Dallas/Ft WorthTheater

MFAH Moving From “Top-Down” to Participatory Pedagogy

Devon Britt-Darby·March 6, 2014
Upon learning that the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston has hired Caroline Goeser as W.T. and Louise J. Moran Chair of the Department of Learning and Interpretation, and that this department is the new name for the education department, two obvious questions come to mind:
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Trouble Puppet Theatre

PHILLIP JOHN·March 6, 2014
The Salvage Vanguard Theatre hosted a special double feature on March 1, with Trouble Puppet Theatre’s Crapstall Street Boys and Bootown's The Curio Show.
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