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Review: Diotima Quartet

admin·May 4, 2013
In acknowledgment their commitment to modern and contemporary music, the Diotima Quartet takes its name from Luigi Nono’s work, “Fragmente-Stille, an Diotima.” The French ensemble’s concert at Houston’s Menil Collection was presented by Da Camera Houston [...]
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Life & Laughter

admin·May 4, 2013
Houston Ballet Brings The Concert Back Wrong seat? Bickering couples in the row in front of you? Enormous...
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artiFACTS: May 2013

admin·May 4, 2013
After a successful run in Houston, Henry V, a joint production of Main Street Theater and Prague Shakespeare Company, heads to Prague for an October run. Main Street also launched the public phase of its capital [...]
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Editor’s Remarks: May 2013

Nancy Wozny·May 4, 2013
There’s something about Sean Shim-Boyle’s Project Row House installation, Salt House, that speaks to the moment. A second...
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Morning Returns

admin·May 2, 2013
The Catastrophic Theatre’s Mickle Maher Connection If you missed The Catastrophic Theatre’s production of Mickle Maher’s There Is a Happiness That Morning Is, don’t stress, it’s coming back, May 10-27 at their new digs on the docks. Catastrophic has quite an impressive track record with Maher, starting with The Strangerer, followed by [...]
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Uncharted Waters Coming to Anya Tish Gallery June 2013

admin·May 2, 2013
The works of Joan Hall and Paul Booker will be featured in a unique 2 person exhibition in...
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The Best & Only Palestinian Film Fest in the South

admin·May 1, 2013
When we first meet editor Paul Barrow, the protagonist of Molly Smith Metzler’s Close Up Space, making its regional premiere at Main Street Theater (MST), he’s self-righteously ripping through a series of emails from the headmaster at his rebellious daughter’s boarding school [...]
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New Music Director for Dallas Opera

admin·April 30, 2013
General Director and CEO Keith Cerny announced Frenchman Emmanuel Villaume as the 56 year old organization’s 3rd Music...
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CLOSING SOON: Theresa Chong: Drawings

admin·April 30, 2013
Theresa Chong: Drawings, on view at Holly Johnson Gallery since February, will close May 11. Theresa Chong’s delicate...
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500x Gallery Member Application Deadline May 1!

admin·April 29, 2013
Texas oldest artist-run art space is accepting applications for membership through Wednesday, May 1. Artists applying to become...
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Sean Shim-Boyle: Salt House

Devon Britt-Darby·April 29, 2013
Rarely does such a potentially disruptive, even violent architectural intervention feel as organic and sensitive as Canadian-born, Los Angeles-based artist Sean Shim-Boyle’s response to one of the historic Holman Street shotgun houses in Project Row Houses’ Round 38. Reacting to [...]
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Review: Roscoe Mitchell with Nameless Sound

Joseph Wozny·April 29, 2013
On March 29th, Roscoe Mitchell’s Houston residency with Nameless Sound came to a joyous end at the Eldorado...
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