From Hero to Icon
The phrase “character actor” might not come to mind when you think of a former Hollywood hunk who...
Sister Act
The Ahn Trio brings their unique take on classical music to Dallas. A piano, viagra a cello, here...
Uncharted Frontiers
An interview with photographer Frank Rodick Acclaimed Canadian photographer Frank Rodick is a man who examines the dark...
The Big Picture
Big Pictures, on view at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art until April 21, is a splendid...
Princes & Paupers: The Art of Jacques Callot
Jacques Callot is surely one of the best, price most influential artists you’ve never heard of. Unless, shop...
Is Your Summer PLAND?
PLAND is currently accepting applications, RSVPs, and inquiries for the 2013 Summer Residency Program, Building Program, and Special...
35th UH School of Art Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition
Blaffer is proud to present this exhibition of works by twelve graduating MFA candidates from the UH School...
Musiqa Combines Adventurous Music and Avant-Garde Theater
Contemporary classical ensemble Musiqa, winner of the 2013 Chamber Music America/American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers Award...
Don’t It Make Those Brown Trunks Blue?
HAA’s temporary public art project highlights trees’ importance I knew there were trees in the green spaces in the Waugh/Memorial cloverleaf interchange; I just never paid attention to them as I entered and exited. The arrival of The Blue Trees, an ephemeral outdoor installation by Australian artist Konstantin Dimopoulos, has changed [...]
Broke-ology
Broke-ology is the science of being broke and trying to survive,” says Ennis King to his younger brother Malcolm in Nathan Louis Jackson’s absorbing Broke-ology, on stage at the Ensemble Theatre (through April 14). While that may be Ennis’ self-styled definition of it all, the play [...]
The Reputation Nhl Jerseys
What’s working against the return belonging to the Redskins to your confines belonging to the District as often...
Loose Ends: April 2013
Stray Tidbits, Blind Items and Unsolicited Advice Welcome to Loose Ends, a new monthly visual-arts column in which...