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    A tribute to the legacy: KDH Dance Company performs honestly original new work

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Diego Velázquez: Painter of Painters

admin·October 1, 2012
When Algur Meadows bequeathed his collection of Spanish paintings to create a “Prado on the Prairie,” he could not have foreseen that his namesake institution, the Meadows Museum, would become a significant partner with the Prado Museum in Madrid. This autumn marks the third and [...]
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Art as a Lifeline to Healing

admin·October 1, 2012
Art heals. This is probably not news to you by virtue of the fact that you are reading...
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A Museum Milestone

admin·October 1, 2012
The Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth is opening the vaults this fall to display the largest exhibition...
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Gaudium Dance: Bringing Joy

admin·October 1, 2012
Gina Lee and her newish outfit of dancers, the Gaudium Dance Company, are set to premiere their first...
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Review: Otello at Opera in the Heights

admin·October 1, 2012
Gold medallions, dapper suits, and a man snorting heroin set the new scene of Gioachino Rossini’s Otello. Though still a tragic tale of a father’s prejudice and a daughter’s sense of duty, it is opera’s Scarface. Rossini’s Otello is the first of two Houston opera premieres in Oh!’s [...]
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Review: Life Is a Dream

admin·September 30, 2012
Main Street Theater September 20 – October 21 Main Street Theater opened its 38th Season with Pedro Calderón de la Barca’s poetic masterpiece, Life Is a Dream. Written in the 17th century, the work questions what it means to be fully awake and if it is only in our dreams [...]
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Cultural Warrior: ROCO’s Alecia Lawyer

admin·September 30, 2012
Alecia L. Lawyer is the founder, executive and artistic director, and principal oboist of the River Oaks Chamber Orchestra (ROCO). With a tag line of “the Most Fun You Can Have with Serious Music,” Lawyer takes to heart the job of making classical music welcoming to all [...]
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Fresh Tracks

admin·September 30, 2012
Three Houston Music Groups Offer New Recordings In the 21st Century you really can find everything on the internet. Thanks to the magic of digital technology, you can find a car, a house or, if you are the Houston Chamber Choir’s artistic director, Robert Simpson, the manuscript [...]
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Theater in the Raw

admin·September 30, 2012
Strong Acting Defines Stark Naked Theatre When I first met Philip Lehl and Kim Tobin over a Chinese...
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Gallerists Who “Actually Like Each Other”

Devon Britt-Darby·September 30, 2012
Texas Contemporary art fair touts camaraderie among dealers With the second iteration of the Houston Fine Art Fair...
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Holding High the Musical Flame

Abby Koenig·September 30, 2012
Theatre Under the Stars Strives Forward There is a song in the musical Jekyll & Hyde that describes...
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Up a Wall

admin·September 30, 2012
SPA brings Deborah Colker’s Mix to Houston Society for Performing Arts brings Companhia de Dança Deborah Colker performing their signature work, Mix, on October 12 at Jones Hall. In Mix, an enormous wall becomes a second floor as her über-strong dancer/athletes carry out Colker’s imaginative movement on the vertical plane. Houston audiences [...]
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