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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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A Lesson in Looking: McNay Art Museum Focuses on Minimalism

Steven Brown·November 12, 2019
San Antonio’s McNay Art Museum operated for decades with a major gap in its holdings. “When you think of all 20th-century art, the U.S. made two huge contributions to the canon,” says Lyle W. Williams, the McNay’s curator of prints and drawings.
San AntonioVisual Art

Ready for the Classics: Avant Chamber Ballet Tackles ‘The Nutcracker’ and More

Steven Brown·November 12, 2019
Dallas’s Avant Chamber Ballet is taking the plunge: The seven-year-old company unveils its first staging of The Nutcracker, complete with a live orchestra, on Dec. 20.
Dallas/Ft WorthDance

Texas Studio: Brendan Bourque-Sheil

Emily Hynds·November 12, 2019
Houston playwright Brendan Bourque-Sheil describes his journey to his current situation as a rollercoaster with many trips to “the deep end.”
FeaturesHoustonTexas StudioTheater

A Lonely Beauty: ‘The Children’ at the Rec Room

Tarra Gaines·November 12, 2019
Two women, old friends but decades absent from each other, have tea in an isolated British seaside cottage.
FeaturesHoustonReviewsTheater

Magpies & Peacocks: Art, High Fashion, and Saving the Planet

Sherry Cheng·November 4, 2019
A visit to the cavernous EaDO warehouse at 908 Live Oak Street in Houston, the physical home of the groundbreaking non-profit design house Magpies & Peacocks (M&P), leaves a mélange of aesthetic impressions that reflects the environmental sustainability mission of the organization, yet defies definition.
AustinHoustonVisual Art

The ACTX Top Ten: November 2019

Nancy Wozny·October 31, 2019
The top ten arts and culture events happening across the Lone Star State in November, 2019.
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Unsettled Images: Beatriz González at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

Nancy Zastudil·October 23, 2019
Every once in a while, an artist steals our attention and shakes, shocks, or stuns us into awareness. Colombian artist Beatriz González also graciously opens our minds in the process, exposing the world to us in ways we may not have considered.
HoustonVisual Art

Selecting the season: Stage West’s 2019-20 lineup

Lindsey Wilson·October 17, 2019
For the past 40 years, Fort Worth’s Stage West has been producing works that challenge, inspire, and entertain.
Dallas/Ft WorthTheater

Fall for Impressionism: Morisot and Monet to Picasso at MFAH

Nancy Zastudil·October 17, 2019
To see an Impressionist painting is to peer back in time as only art allows us to do.
HoustonVisual Art

Tour de Force: Year 18 of the East Austin Studio Tour

Nancy Zastudil·October 17, 2019
The phrase “art studio tour” doesn’t typically bring to mind mass crowds of visitors, city-wide organizational partnerships, or heated discussions about escalating real estate prices.
AustinVisual Art

Data Mapping: Nathalie Miebach at Houston Center for Contemporary Craft

Joseph Wozny·October 17, 2019
From across the room, Nathalie Miebach’s wall pieces trigger a vague sense of recognition.
HoustonVisual Art

Show Up: Marcelyn McNeil at Conduit Gallery

Laura August·October 16, 2019
“I’ve tried to make an intentional shift in the work in the past few years,” Marcelyn McNeil tells me, recently. When we talk, her exhibition of new paintings, Slow Eddy, is about to open at Conduit Gallery (Oct. 19-Nov. 23).
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