Women First: Texas Ballet Theater Highlights Six Outstanding Female Choreographers
Texas Ballet Theater’s artistic director Tim O’Keefe has long wanted to present women choreographers.
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TX Studio: Héctor Guzmán Conducts a Life
There are certain moments in life that we look back upon and realize how pivotal they were. For Héctor Guzmán, it happened one evening in his early 20s after giving a performance of an organ concerto.
Storytime: Meow Wolf Leans into the Narrative in their immersive adventures
Several years ago on a trip to Santa Fe, New Mexico, I visited my first Meow Wolf project.
Building a Community: D. Wambui Richardson Invites Audiences to Become Part of Jubilee Theatre’s Family
D. Wambui Richardson wants to create one big theater family.
Born to Lead: Circle Theatre’s New Artistic Director Ashley H. White Isn’t Afraid to Shake Things Up
When Imprint Theatreworks closed at the end of 2022, Ashley H. White found herself at a crossroads.
Smart Art: Breitbard Williams Fine Art Offers a Curated Way to Collect
With over 150,000 new residents moving to North Texas just last year, it’s not difficult to imagine all the large, white walls waiting for the perfect piece of art.
Texas Studio: Jordan Fuchs Starts with Choreography
Right from the beginning of his career, Jordan Fuchs knew he wanted to choreograph dances.
A Culture Examined: Kimbell Art Museum offers a window into Dutch art in the Global Age
More than 100 pieces of art from this era will be displayed in the exhibition, Dutch Art in a Global Age: Masterpieces from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Nov. 10, 2024 – Feb. 9, 2025.
Historical Precedent: Valley House celebrates 70 years of bringing the best of art to Dallas
On an unassuming road bisecting a suburban neighborhood lies one of Dallas’s most treasured art spaces.
Re-visioning the Family: Diaries of Home at The Modern
We’ve heard it before: The camera doesn’t lie.
A Fearless Feminist: Cecily Brown at the DMA
When British-born artist Cecily Brown landed in the New York art scene in the mid-1990s, conventional painting had taken a backseat to other less conventional practices of creating art.
Cheers to 15 Years: Bruce Wood Dance Dallas isn’t afraid to mix things up for 2025
For its 15th year, Bruce Wood Dance is gifting itself a new name.