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    Gallery Row: A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries

    Gallery Row: A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries

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The Collaborative Spirit: Houston Ballet Offers a Lively Season Ahead

Steven Brown·March 30, 2024
Julie Kent and Stanton Welch haven’t reached the point of finishing one another’s sentences. Nevertheless, just a few months after Kent joined Welch at the helm of Houston Ballet, they show clear signs of being in sync.
DanceHouston

Fire Music: Loop38 makes an impact with new music for our times

Sherry Cheng·March 30, 2024
As the largest wildfire in Texas history raged across the Panhandle in March of this year, Loop38, the Houston-based new music ensemble, was set to begin a multi-day residency at Stephen F. Austin State University (SFA) centered on the premiere of composer Ben Morris’s multimedia work Longleaf.
HoustonMusic

In Good Company: Alley Theatre’s New Season offers plays for Houston Audiences and the resident actors

Tarra Gaines·March 21, 2024
In the United States, the Alley Theatre is the last theater standing with a year-round, full-time, salaried resident acting company and that makes all the difference when building a new season.
HoustonTheater

Houston’s Rec Room Arts Wants to Bring Us Together

Emily Hynds·March 21, 2024
Rec Room Art’s Artistic Director Matt Hune says that building a theater season is like creating an album: each play makes up a story that flows through the year.
HoustonTheater

Invited to Learn: Bishop Arts Theatre Center ends its 30th season with groundbreaking plays about history-making women

Lindsey Wilson·March 21, 2024
The Bishop Arts neighborhood of Dallas has enjoyed a surge in popularity these past few years, but many of its diners, drinkers, and shoppers probably aren’t aware that just a mile away sits the area’s namesake theater company.
Dallas/Ft WorthTheater

Taking Flight: Zeke Williams and his feathered friends nest at Galveston Arts Center

Lindsey Wilson·March 21, 2024
Dallas-based artist Zeke Williams is addicted to making work.
Dallas/Ft WorthHoustonVisual Art

Classical Gems: Dallas Opera will stage landmark works for its first time

Steven Brown·March 9, 2024
The Dallas Opera will treat its audiences next season to two of opera’s all-time favorites, but the real news belongs to the season’s other two slots: They’ll hold a pair of landmark works the company has never staged.
Dallas/Ft WorthMusic

Love, Time & Aging: Alan Cumming Tours Texas

Tarra Gaines·February 21, 2024
Along with some very fashionable real ones, multi-hyphenated artist Alan Cumming wears a lot of figurative hats.
Dallas/Ft WorthHoustonSan Antonio

Realer than Real: Sarah Sze at the Nasher Sculpture Center

Nancy Zastudil·February 10, 2024
The distinctions between what’s real and what’s virtual are growing fuzzier with each new day, not to mention each new tech gadget.
Dallas/Ft WorthVisual Art

Gallery Row: A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries

Nancy Zastudil·February 10, 2024
A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries in San Antonio, Houton, Dallas and Autin
AustinDallas/Ft WorthGallery RowHoustonSan AntonioVisual Art

Building a Global Network: The Fusebox Universe at 20

Tarra Gaines·February 10, 2024
The planets will align this spring for Fusebox Festival’s 20th anniversary.
AustinFilmMusicTheater

Mysticism, spirituality, and revolution: Black and Caribbean Surrealists at The Modern

Donna Tennant·February 8, 2024
The exhibition title, Surrealism and Us, references the essay “1943: Surrealism and Us” by Suzanne Césaire (1915-1966), a Martinique writer, feminist, and anti-colonialist. Césaire believed that the concepts, aesthetics, and power of Surrealism could encourage self-determination and independence.
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