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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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Review: Observed Imagined Abstracted

admin·February 8, 2012
“Observed Imagined Abstracted” At Hiram Butler Gallery January 14 - February 25, 2012, three different approaches to landscape painting make for an intriguing show of small works that ask us to reflect on our interactions with the Earth [...]
HoustonReviewsVisual Art

Review: Jade Walker at Lawndale Art Center

admin·February 8, 2012
As the exhibition title, “Contact,” implies, Jade Walker’s current installation in the large John O’Quinn gallery space at Lawndale Art Center is suggestive of a contact sport. Like her earlier work, the objects assembled in “Contact” [...]
HoustonReviewsVisual Art

Review: “Pretty Dark” Shorts Showcase

admin·February 8, 2012
When I think about “dark,” in a general context of genre, my expectation is more often than not, weight or heavy handedness. Filmmakers exploring violence can fall into the trap of excess, and those interested in mystery lean on abstraction or purposeful incoherence, a la Lynch derivatives [...]
FilmHoustonReviews

Leaving the Silo: Artists on Seeing Other Disciplines

admin·February 8, 2012
BEING AN ARTIST IS AN ALL ENCOMPASSING job, illness with time and money often in short supply. Yet,...
HoustonVisual Art

Stanton Welch: Houston Ballet’s Fast and Furious Choreographer

admin·February 8, 2012
HOUSTON BALLET’S ARTISTIC DIRECTOR, Stanton Welch wasted no time ascending to world renown as a choreographer. Once he got started, that is. Most dancers expect to spend years in the studio and on the stage before moving on to a choreographic career. [...]
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Cultural Warrior: Inprint’s Executive Director Rich Levy

admin·February 8, 2012
Inprint Margarett Root Brown Reading Series February 27 Rae Armantrout & Christian Wiman March 26 Téa Obreht &...
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Making Music: Making a Career

admin·February 8, 2012
SO YOU HAVE TRAINING AT A major music school, does that guarantee you a career? Not necessarily. That’s where professional development programs come in. As the number of highly trained musicians graduating from [...]
HoustonMusic

John Sonsini Men at Work

admin·February 8, 2012
THE PHRASE “PAINTING FROM life” can bring to mind a host of images produced by the working artist...
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A Timely Chekhov

admin·February 8, 2012
THERE ARE 32 KNOWN ENGLISH translations of Anton Chekhov’s 1895 play “The Seagull,” and when deciding to add the title to the Alley Theatre’s 2011– 12 season, Gregory Boyd and his team read every one of them. After all [...]
HoustonTheater

Moments of Respite

admin·February 8, 2012
Understated Elegance Triumphs in Yoshio Taniguchi’s Asia Society Texas Center   HOUSTON IS NOT KNOWN FOR its grand...
CultureHoustonVisual Art

Under the Great Dance Umbrella

admin·February 8, 2012
WHEN THAT TRANSLUCENT WHITE umbrella floats on stage during Alvin Ailey’s masterwork “Revelations” during Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater’s return to the Society for the Performing Arts Jones’ Hall stage on March 2–4, it will be a historic occasion. [...]
DanceHouston

Laura Lark – All the Pretty People

admin·February 8, 2012
February 11–April 3, price 2012 “The Liveable Forest” Preview: Friday, Feb. 10, 6–8 p.m. Opening reception: Saturday, Feb....
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