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    Gallery Row: A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries

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Looking at Milwaukee, Thinking About San Antonio

Devon Britt-Darby·March 5, 2014
At least from my vantage point in Houston, there don't seem to be many tea leaves to read regarding the abrupt departure of David Rubin from the San Antonio Museum of Art, where he's been the curator of contemporary art since 2006.
BlogLoose EndsSan AntonioVisual Art

The Corcoran’s Houston Connections

Devon Britt-Darby·March 5, 2014
Tyler Green has a long, thoughtful Modern Art Notes entry on what the National Gallery of Art might...
BlogHoustonLoose EndsVisual Art

A Backdrop for Braque at the MFAH

Devon Britt-Darby·March 4, 2014
The second-floor gallery of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston's Law Building is one of the largest exhibition spaces in the country--so large that the Georges Braque retrospective only takes up half of it.
BlogHoustonLoose EndsVisual Art

Layover Art

Devon Britt-Darby·March 3, 2014
It’s not unusual for a gallery to show renderings, models or other materials related to public artworks. When...
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insider notes

Nancy Wozny·March 3, 2014
Remarks from editor in chief Nancy Wozny
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Shakespeare En Pointe

Nancy Wozny·March 3, 2014
In celebration of Shakespeare's 450th birthday, Houston Ballet has anchored their new season with three ballets based on Shakespeare's timeless tales, including the company premiere of John Neumeier's A Midsummer Night's Dream, Stanton Welch's world premiere of Romeo and Juliet and John Cranko's The Taming of the Shrew.
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Profiles in Leadership: Dance Source Houston’s Stephanie Wong

admin·March 2, 2014
This is the latest in a series of interviews as part of partnership between A + C TX and the Center for Arts Leadership at University of Houston. The Center for Arts Leadership investigates, creates and tests leadership practices in the arts through strategic partnerships and gatherings, including The Leadership in the Arts Summit, April 4 & 5.
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No Idea Festival

PHILLIP JOHN·March 1, 2014
For the uninitiated, No Idea is a four-day festival of improvised music and performance art under the direction of Chris Cogburn, who divides his time equally between Mexico City and Austin, TX.
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Theater for All

Lauren Smart·March 1, 2014
“Let me tell you a little story about August Wilson,” says Tre Garrett, Artistic Director of Fort Worth’s Jubilee Theatre, with a smile on his face I can hear through the phone.
Dallas/Ft WorthTheater

performania

Nancy Wozny·March 1, 2014
In doing some early research on the history of ballet in Texas, I emailed my favorite grad school ballet teacher, Shelly Berg, now a Professor in the Dance Division at Southern Methodist University.
Performania

Texas Twofer: Sargent and Sorolla

Devon Britt-Darby·February 28, 2014
There are a few oil paintings in John Singer Sargent: The Watercolors, which opens Sunday at the Museum...
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Are We World Class Yet?

Devon Britt-Darby·February 28, 2014
If a few more logistical details come together, I may be in New York next week in time...
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