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    Sharing the Same Rhythms: Cara Mía Theatre’s Latinidades Festival Returns to Dallas

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Expanding Histories at Austin’s Fusebox 2020

Tarra Gaines·March 11, 2020
Artists grappling with the political has been the norm for thousands of years, but when art and social-political questioning merge at an interdisciplinary performance festival like Austin’s Fusebox Festival 2020 (April 15-19), the results can sometimes expand artistic boundaries.
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Our Stories Onstage: How Dallas grew one of the nation’s biggest LGBTQ theater companies

Lindsey Wilson·March 11, 2020
Nearly 20 years ago, Craig Lynch and Jeff Rane took a look around Dallas and noticed a gap. Despite having the sixth-biggest population of LGBTQ people in the nation and a reputation as one of the country’s most gay-friendly cities, no theater company in Dallas was regularly producing theater that told this community’s stories.
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From Comedy to Tragedy: Expect Variety at Fort Worth Opera’s 2020 Festival

Amy Bishop·March 11, 2020
Attention, opera-goers: If you’ve been looking for a chance to change the mind of “that one friend” who swears they don’t like opera, this could be the time.
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Texas Studio: Lina Dib

Joseph Wozny·March 11, 2020
Lina Dib is a collector. Objects, affects, memories, and sounds; one may be stored in a cabinet, another on a hard drive.
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Texas Studio: Matt Clark

casey gregory·March 10, 2020
Artist Matt Clark, painter, professor, collaborator, and entrepreneur thinks art makers “sharpen that trait over time…
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Texas Studio: Katy Heinlein

Emily Hynds·March 5, 2020
Sculptor Katy Heinlein’s studio is quiet, cozy, exploding with texture and color, and perhaps most important of all, stable.
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It Happened in Texas: San Antonio Collector/Visionary Robert L. B. Tobin at the McNay

Steven Brown·March 5, 2020
Standing six-foot-six, sporting a luxuriant silver mane and beard, decked out on formal occasions in flamboyant capes, he turned heads from Texas to New York.
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The ACTX Top Ten: March 2020

Nancy Wozny·March 3, 2020
Our top ten picks for arts and culture events happening across the Lone Star State in March 2020.
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Virtual Flores Mexicanas exhibition

admin·February 24, 2020
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION Flores Mexicanas: Women in Modern Mexican Art surveys changing representations of women in paintings, works on paper,...
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The Not-So-Secret Life of Objects: Hillerbrand+Magsamen’s Devices Spread Throughout Texas

Nancy Zastudil·February 22, 2020
Houston-based artists Stephan Hillerbrand and Mary Magsamen, known collectively as Hillerbrand+Magsamen, address topics of family, communication, and consumerism, most recently through their ongoing body of artworks called The Devices Project.
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Reunited Lovers & Maritime Allies: Nick Vaughan and Jake Margolin on Louisiana’s Queer History

MICHAEL MCFADDEN·February 18, 2020
For artists Nick Vaughan and Jake Margolin, putting up plaques and statues or writing books are still absolutely necessary, but still they see many opportunities to let queer folk “be super queer in how they honor and preserve these histories.”
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Mark Dion’s “perilous Texas adventure” debuts at Amon Carter

James Russell·February 18, 2020
Mark Dion, a conceptual artist, has spent the past four years tracing the four characters’ journeys through Texas for the exhibition The Perilous Texas Adventures of Mark Dion, which runs through May 17 at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art in Fort Worth.
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