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Review: El Latido Incesant

admin·June 5, 2012
Bath House Cultural Center, Dallas May 5-June 2, 2012 El Latido Incesante (The Endless Heartbeat) is the current show at the Bath House Cultural Center on the shore of White Rock Lake. The show is a close-up look at old-master quality wood sculpture lovingly created by Mexican [...]
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Review: Deborah Ballard

admin·June 5, 2012
Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden, Dallas May 20-June 16, 2012 Deborah Ballard: Alter Ego is a exhibition of a large number of Ballard figurative works, both in the gallery and in the gorgeous sculpture garden at Valley House Gallery in North Dallas. Cheryl and Kevin Vogel’s gardens have [...]
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Remarks

admin·June 4, 2012
This month the Dallas Symphony Orchestra is hosting the 67th National Conference of the League of American Orchestras, our industry’s “go-to” event. Nearly 1000 managers, trustees, musicians, and volunteers from our 850 member orchestras will gather at Meyerson Symphony Center to celebrate the DSO’s brilliant music making under music director [...]
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The Formative Figure

Charissa N. Terranova·June 4, 2012
The human figure remains a persuasive vehicle for the expression of fathomless doubt, hard skepticism, and existential uncertainty about the world. While perhaps something of a straw man argument today, the polemic over the “figurative” and “abstract” in art [...]
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Pages with Punch

admin·June 4, 2012
Book Fest offers life lessons to all A day packed with appearances by top children’s book authors and illustrators, free workshops, art tours, music and theater performances, plus an appearance by a Hollywood actor are what the Dallas Museum of Art has planned for the second annual [...]
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Review: God of Carnage

admin·June 4, 2012
God of Carnage Dallas Theater Center at the Kalita Humphreys Theater May 11–June 17, 2012 Yasmina Reza’s God of Carnage (translated by Christopher Hampton) is spectacular in a strange way, we keep waiting for a meltdown, and it comes, but without catharsis. We’re primed to witness [...]
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Review: George Grosz in Dallas

Charissa N. Terranova·June 4, 2012
Flower of the Prairie: George Grosz in Dallas Dallas Museum of Art May 20–August 19, 2012 A Berlin...
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Nathan Louis Jackson Goes for ‘Broke’

admin·June 4, 2012
Nathan Louis Jackson is the American classic success story. After years of struggle, he has now established himself...
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Texas Piano Festival Highlights Schubert

GREGORY SULLIVAN ISAACS·June 4, 2012
Tamás Ungár is a man on a mission. The Texas Christian University professor is adamant that TCU be...
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Just One of Those Things

GREGORY SULLIVAN ISAACS·June 4, 2012
It proved to be difficult to interview Michael Feinstein, songster extraordinaire, because of his hectic timetable. A number...
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Summer Reads

admin·June 4, 2012
Mid-Century Ads: Advertising from the Mad Men Era. 2 Vols Jim Heimann, Steven Heller Taschen AMC’s award-winning Mad Men is more than just a series. It has a huge impact on fashion, magazines, interior, photography and style in general. The series inspired Taschen to do a two-volume [...]
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Worth the Trip

Devon Britt-Darby·June 4, 2012
Texas Prize at AMOA-Arthouse Only time will tell how November’s merger between the Austin Museum of Art and...
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