Exhibit Leaves an ‘Impression’
Regardless of one’s opinion about Impressionism, online the Kimbell Art Museum latest special exhibition — emphasis on special —...
Exhibition Soars at Crow Museum
There may be larger exhibitions at the Crow Collection of Asian Art but none will expand your heart...
A Solid First Step Forward
8&1 Dance Company premiered their presence and work on Friday, viagra March 23 at the Courtyard Theatre in...
Artfully Stated
William Powhida is a visual artist and former art critic who continues to blaze the way forward with his satirical, often...
Clap-Your-Hands Musical Coming to FW
Jubilee Theatre brings Langston Hughes’ gospel musical comedy Tambourines To Glory to the stage this spring. Directed by...
Houstonian Gets First Dallas Show
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Theater Fest Online
WaterTower Theatre’s Out of the Loop Festival is in full swing, and what an eclectic line-up of shows...
Review: Elliott Hundley
Elliott Hundley Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas January 28–April 22, 2012 While ancient Greek texts are being jettisoned...
Review: “Border”
“Border” Photos Do Not Bend Gallery, vcialis 40mg Dallas February 18–May 5, viagra order 2012 When artworks...
Class Act: Diana Sheehan
Reaching the midway point in life can be a wake up call for anyone; Sheehan explores its moments of celebration and sorrow through an eclectic array of American songs of desire and longing, re-awakened dreams and hopes. One of the North Texas region’s most respected actor/singers (she received multiple regional awards and highest praise for her [...]
Dallas Debut for Quartet
The Jerusalem Quartet, sick hailed by as “one of the young, cialis yet great quartets of our time,” has...