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Review: Michael O’Keefe “Continuum”

admin·March 29, 2012
Michael O’Keefe: Continuum Valley House Gallery and Sculpture Garden, Dallas February 25–March 31, 2012 Figurative artist Michael O’Keefe returns to the venerable Valley House Gallery for his second solo show. If you know O’Keefe for his gorgeous white figure sculptures, you [...]
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Review: “The Lighthouse”

GREGORY SULLIVAN ISAACS·March 29, 2012
“The Lighthouse” Dallas Opera March 16-18, 2012 “Opera” is one of those terms, like “classical music,” that poorly serves to describe an entire world of artistic endeavor. Writers strive in vain to define the difference between opera and Broadway shows when opera companies produce [...]
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Review: Joseph Glasco

admin·March 29, 2012
Joseph Glasco: Paintings from the Estate Talley Dunn Gallery, seek Dallas March 2–April 14, 2012 Joseph Glasco, an...
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All That Jazz

admin·March 29, 2012
You may not know it, but jazz has deep roots in Dallas.  As the American jazz and blues...
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Celebrated Virtuoso at 19

GREGORY SULLIVAN ISAACS·March 29, 2012
Child protégées have a hard row to hoe. When a violinist is invited to play in concert with...
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Cinema Sensations

admin·March 29, 2012
To a film-lover in Dallas, order spring means one thing: the return of the Dallas International Film Festival,...
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On the Move

admin·March 29, 2012
Dallas has a new jazz modern dance company ready to premiere work for your pleasure. 8&1 Dance Company,...
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Editor’s Remarks: April 2012

admin·March 29, 2012
Speaking to one of my Texas neighbors the other day, medical the conversation somehow steered towards the subject...
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ARTifacts: April 2012

admin·March 29, 2012
Maxwell L. Anderson, the new director of the Dallas Museum of Art, has appointed Robert Stein as the Museum’s Deputy Director, effective April 19. Stein, who currently serves as the Deputy Director for Research, Technology and Engagement at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, will work with [...]
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Those Were the Days

admin·March 29, 2012
Few moments in American cultural history are as readily recognized as the “roaring” twenties — their mere mention conjures dynamic images of flappers, Fords, and skyscraper cities. And yet, American artists responded to this dizzying new modern world with art that evoked stillness, clarity,[...]
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Review: “Dark Play or Stories For Boys”

admin·March 29, 2012
“dark play or stories for boys” Out of the Loop Festival, Addison March 1–11, 2012 You start from...
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A Night of Opera at Cowboy Stadium

admin·March 28, 2012
The Dallas Opera, ampoule in partnership with Cowboys Stadium, has just announce that more than 25,000 tickets to the Dallas Opera’s...
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