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    The Stories that Hair Can Tell: Rosemary Meza-DesPlas at the Martin Museum of Art

    Collecting as a Cultural Practice: Picasso–Klee–Matisse: Masterpieces from the Museum Berggruen at the MFAH

    Gallery Row: A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries

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    Gallery Row: A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries

    Gallery Row: A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries

    Gallery Row: A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries

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    Aimed Dance Fest Ignites Contemporary Dance in Southeast Texas

    A Wonderland Awaits: Houston Ballet’s new season offers something for every ballet lover

    Awesome Analog: Performing Arts Houston brings its biggest season yet for 60th Anniversary

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    A Summer Spoof: The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Houston Serves up ‘The Gondoliers’

    Awesome Analog: Performing Arts Houston brings its biggest season yet for 60th Anniversary

    ROCO’s Virtual Cycle of Access to Music

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    History and Community Come Together at Houston’s Stages Theater

    New and Now: Jaime Castañeda’s inaugural Dallas Theater Center season is packed with premieres

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Texas Lens: American Made, American Maker

Jennifer Ling Datchuk·April 15, 2019
Both of my grandmothers were factory workers. Paw Paw, my Chinese grandmother, watched her family oppose the Communist party in China and lose everything. They left mainland China for British-controlled Hong Kong before arriving to the United States as refugees.
San AntonioTexas LensVisual Art

Artful Summer Travels: Santa Fe Opera & Crested Butte Arts Festival

Steven Brown·April 15, 2019
Once Texas’ summer torpor hits, escaping the heat may be priority No. 1. If you’re looking for a reason to flee to a higher, cooler altitude, Santa Fe Opera (June 28-Aug. 24) offers a world premiere, the company’s first staging of a 20th-century classic, and new productions of two perennial favorites.
MusicVisual Art

Dallas Black Dance Theatre Looks Ahead with New Artistic Director at the Helm

Manuel Mendoza·April 12, 2019
The wall next to Melissa Young’s desk is covered in neatly arranged Post-it notes. It’s how the artistic director of Dallas Black Dance Theatre keeps track of her future plans for the company.
Dallas/Ft WorthDance

Corporeal Narratives: Queering Contemporary Dance in San Antonio Towards Voices of Color

Amber Ortega·April 12, 2019
San Antonio may be overlooked as it is browner than other major cities in Texas, and although people of color are the numerical majority in the city, there is little ethnic or racial diversity in the field of contemporary dance.
DanceSan Antonio

Forward Facing Art: SPA’s Meg Booth Starts a New Chapter in Houston

Tarra Gaines·April 12, 2019
“I do passionately believe that the arts are avenues of hope.” So says Meg Booth, the new CEO at Houston’s Society for the Performing Arts.
DanceHoustonTheater

Immigration Remains Pressing Issue in Real Women Have Curves at Dallas Theater Center

Trevor Boffone·April 12, 2019
As soon as Dallas Theater Center (DTC) announced its 2018-19 season, my group text with Houston theater writers began buzzing with excitement over productions of The Wolves and Sweat.
Dallas/Ft WorthLatinx TheaterTheater

Dallas Opera’s Season of Celebration

Steven Brown·April 12, 2019
The Dallas Opera commemorates a handful of anniversaries next season, and the most notable involves one of your not-so-catchy numbers.
Dallas/Ft WorthMusic

The ACTX Top Eleven: April 2019

Nancy Wozny·April 3, 2019
The top ten picks for arts and culture events happening across the Lone Star State in April 2019.
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Houston’s Spring of Latinx Art

Laura August·March 15, 2019
With exhibitions and performances at more than 20 venues across the city, Houston’s spring of Latino art is in full-swing.
HoustonVisual Art

In a city filled with festivals, Fusebox forges its own path

Jeanne Claire Van Ryzin·March 15, 2019
This is how you might experience Fusebox Festival this year, running April 16-21.
AustinDanceMusicTheaterVisual Art

Texas Studio: Adrian Esparza

MICHAEL MCFADDEN·March 14, 2019
“There are associations that come with the use of a sarape, especially now with recent political and economic border issues,” says Adrian Esparza, referring to the brightly colored, blanket-like shawls from Latin America that inform and compose much of his work as well as the constant issue of the Mexican-American border, in which Texas is often found at the center.
Dallas/Ft WorthTexas StudioVisual Art

Fort Worth Opera Festival Kicks off with ‘Porgy and Bess’

Steven Brown·March 14, 2019
Thanks to his boundless optimism, the hero of Porgy and Bess is one of opera’s most lovable characters. Porgy needs all the hope he can summon, because he often contends with the weaknesses and errors of others--especially those of his beloved Bess.
Dallas/Ft WorthMusic
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