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artiFACTS: Summer 2013

admin·June 28, 2013
Josef Helfenstein, director of the Menil Collection, announced the appointment of Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates (MVVA) to enhance and expand the landscape design of the institution’s 30-acre campus in the heart of Houston. The appointment signals the beginning of implementation of the Menil’s master plan for its urban [...]
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European Reunification at MFAH

Devon Britt-Darby·June 26, 2013
July Loose Ends:  What’s Back, And Making It Available to All Houstonians In a comment below the online...
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Travel, Training and Global Exposure

Nancy Wozny·June 25, 2013
Houston Ballet II Rises to the Challenge. Don’t let the number “II” throw you off, there’s nothing second...
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Byzantine Things in the World

Devon Britt-Darby·June 25, 2013
No exhibition in recent memory better exemplifies what the Dominican priest Father Marie-Alain Couturier is said to have...
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Review: Harvey

PHILLIP JOHN·June 23, 2013
ZACH Theatre made the smart choice to celebrate its 80th birthday with Mary Chase’s classic, Harvey, on its...
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Call it Street Art, Call it Fine Art, Call it What You Know

Kelly Montana·June 19, 2013
Politics are inherent in street art. The fact that the art form sidesteps established museum and gallery circulations...
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Music of the Heart

admin·June 13, 2013
Some critics have labeled Songs for a New World as an abstract musical, given the fact the show by Tony Award winning composer and lyricist Jason Robert Brown tells its collection of stories in sing-scenes with no over-arching plot and no consistent characters throughout the evening [...]
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“Traces” Soars on Stage

admin·June 13, 2013
  You know what I like best about live theater? No CGI. The magic is real, as it...
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Direct from London

admin·June 13, 2013
  The Queen is coming to Texas. Helen Mirren reprises her Academy Award-winning role as Queen Elizabeth II...
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The Tool at Hand

Nancy Zastudil·June 12, 2013
No one likes being told what to do, but what if the instruction comes in the form of...
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Review: David Aylsworth

admin·June 6, 2013
David Aylsworth: Five, nurse Six, Seven, Eight David Aylsworth had me at the title of his show, “Five,...
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Review: Steve McCurry

admin·June 6, 2013
Steve McCurry: The Unguarded Moment One look at his iconic portrait of a 13-year old Afghan girl and...
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