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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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Review: Moonrise Kingdom

admin·May 29, 2012
Wes Anderson is back to the live action format with his new quirky coming-of-age film, Moonrise Kingdom. You...
FilmHoustonReviews

Houston Ballet’s Made in America

admin·May 29, 2012
With a promise of cupcakes and the Mayor, a new ballet, a touch of Balanchine and a Mark...
DanceHouston

Film Review: ‘Moonrise Kingdom’

admin·May 29, 2012
Wes Anderson is back to the live action format with his new quirky coming-of-age film, Moonrise Kingdom. You can always tell a Wes Anderson film from any other movies [...]
Dallas/Ft WorthFilm

Review: The Rumi Concert

admin·May 28, 2012
The Rumi-atics came out in full force to the Brown Foundation Performing Arts Theater at the Asia Society Texas Center on May 22 to see the great sage and Rumi translator and scholar Coleman Barks. If anyone can bring the 13th [...]
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True Texas Spirit

admin·May 28, 2012
Stanton Welch has transformed Houston Ballet into a leading force in the dance world. Artistic director Stanton Welch...
DanceHouston

A Gallery With Gravitas

Devon Britt-Darby·May 28, 2012
MFAH Reinstallation Gets Ab Ex Right I used to have to drag myself to the Museum of Fine...
FeaturedHoustonVisual Art

Review: Gerhard Richter Painting

admin·May 24, 2012
Paint and the moving image have a complicated relationship. Early cinema influenced how Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque...
FilmHoustonReviewsVisual Art

The New Crop

admin·May 24, 2012
The Ecology of Houston’s Emerging Choreographers In the decade since I first came ashore on Houston’s dance scene, I’ve experienced how rapidly this particular dance performance landscape and its inhabitants evolve and regenerate. Where artists have pruned or redirected their energies, new growth is [...]
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Readymade or not

Devon Britt-Darby·May 23, 2012
New CAMH curator riffs on Duchamp’s legacy Marking the 99th anniversary of Marcel Duchamp’s first readymade sculpture –...
FeaturedHoustonVisual Art

Review: On Vanishing, Jonah Bokaer

admin·May 22, 2012
Asia Society Texas Center in partnership with the University of Houston Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts....
DanceHoustonReviews

Film Review: ‘Crooked Arrows’

admin·May 18, 2012
'Crooked Arrows' might be the first feature length narrative film on the fastest-growing sport, Lacrosse. 'Crooked Arrows' was inspirational and an underdog [...]
Dallas/Ft WorthFilm

Review: Danny Lyon Photographs

Devon Britt-Darby·May 17, 2012
This World Is Not My Home: Danny Lyon Photographs A woman confronts and holds off a rabble of...
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