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    Gallery Row: A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries

    Gallery Row: A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries

    Gallery Row: A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries

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Free Friday at The Nasher

admin·October 15, 2012
For the next iteration of the ongoing Sightings series of installations and architectural interventions by contemporary artists, ailment...
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Review: There is no archive in which nothing gets lost

admin·October 15, 2012
When nothing becomes something, things get interesting. Such is the situation in There is no archive in which...
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Review: Dance Gallery Festival

admin·October 11, 2012
Lots to Look at: The Dance Gallery Festival at Sam Houston State University The Dance Gallery Festival  is...
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Review: Jekyll & Hyde

admin·October 11, 2012
Guys can be so moody. Just in time for Halloween, Theatre Under the Stars (TUTS) returns to Jekyll...
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Hope Stone, Inc. Announces HopeWerks 2012-2013 Season

admin·October 11, 2012
Emerging choreographers provided with three-month space grant to create and perform HOUSTON, TEXAS – October 8, 2012 –...
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Fresh Arts Says Goodbye to KC Scharnberg

admin·October 11, 2012
Another shake-up hits the Houston arts scene. Today we heard the news that our beloved arts family is...
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Add More Pink To Your Life

admin·October 11, 2012
The original run of Dallas Children’s Theater’s PINKALICIOUS THE MUSICAL is completely sold out! As a result, link...
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Jazzing Up Shakespeare

admin·October 11, 2012
The poetry of William Shakespeare’s timeless A Midsummer Night’s Dream is swinging to a new beat with newly...
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Exhibit Highlights Jewish Life in Eastern Europe

admin·October 11, 2012
A new photographic exhibit opens Friday, October 19 at ArtSpace111 in Fort Worth. An exhibit that captures authentic...
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A Farewell to Maestro William Weibel

admin·October 9, 2012
Opera in the Heights sadly announced the passing of William Weibel, online Artistic Director from 1998 – 2010....
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SPA – Beyond the Stage

admin·October 9, 2012
Society for the Performing Arts is pleased to present a Dance Master Class with Companhia de Danca Deborah...
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Review: Miss Julie

admin·October 5, 2012
Classical Theatre Company September 26-October 14, 2012 Swedish playwright August Strindberg, whose death marks its one-hundredth anniversary this year, is remembered both for his hand in shepherding drama away from overelaborate plotting towards a pared down naturalism [...]
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