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    Gallery Row: A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries

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Review: Roberta Harris

admin·May 2, 2012
Eighteen new paintings by Houston artist Roberta Harris find inspiration in geometric forms in her recent show at Kirk Hopper Fine Art in Deep Ellum. Harris paints bold, textured, edgy, and haphazard paintings. She leaves a trail of her work process — drips, splats, impasto elements [...]
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Review: Dream Continuum

admin·May 2, 2012
There’s a new gallery on Dragon Street in the Design District with a hip twist. Circuit 12 Contemporary owners Dustin and Gina Orlando (she’s a Booker T grad), opened their doors at the end of March with a show Dustin says is a “sampler” of the contemporary artists and the types [...]
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Review: Nick Barbee

admin·May 2, 2012
Nick Barbee’s show at Plush Gallery, Proclamation, questions how things stand. His work, mainly minimal cement and plaster sculptures, does this by exploring and playing upon geometry and the notion of ground, both theoretical and material. In this multimedia exhibition of two- and [...]
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Review: American Sabor, Latinos in U.S. Popular Music

admin·May 2, 2012
In Spanish the word “sabor” means “flavor” and is often used to describe good music. The traveling exhibition “American Sabor” explores the influence of Latino musicians in post-World War II America through the lens of major centers of Latino music production. Physical space limitations [...]
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Review: Moreshin Allahyari

admin·May 2, 2012
One of the mantras of contemporary art is that it’s defined by context. If you hang a glass-encased...
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Review: August, Osage County

admin·May 2, 2012
August: Osage County, Tracy Letts’ powerful, punishing, acerbic comedy on the internal collapse of Western Civilization, received a formidable, well articulated production at the hands of Rene’ Moreno, directing at Water Tower Theatre. Pam Dougherty [...]
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Review: Art of Murder

admin·May 2, 2012
Annie is stuck in a desperately unhappy marriage with Jack (Jordan Willis) a pathological, if successful painter, who delights in degrading her, when he’s not repeating his mantra, “I am an artist. Do not judge me.” The first time we see Jack, he is popping up from an isolation tank, roughly [...]
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Sense of Place: Barbel Helmert

admin·May 2, 2012
Few artists seem as comfortable working in different mediums as Alpine, Texas-based Barbel Helmert. Born in Krefeld Germany...
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Christopher Sykes: Acting Out

admin·May 2, 2012
Native Texan Christopher Sykes is 23, click but he knew it was his destiny to be an actor...
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Pop-Up Art Party Aims to Please

admin·May 2, 2012
Bringing a revolutionary cultural concept to Fort Worth, purchase local artist Marshall Harris unveils the Floating Gallery May...
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Song in the Key of Life

admin·May 2, 2012
Turtle Creek Chorale Moves Forward with Positive Attitude After a year as the interim director of the Turtle Creek Chorale, Trey Jacobs accepted the position of artistic director. Founded in 1980, the Morton Meyerson Symphony Center is home for the 225-member men’s chorus [...]
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Worth the Trip

admin·May 2, 2012
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