Review: “Border”
“Border” Photos Do Not Bend Gallery, vcialis 40mg Dallas February 18–May 5, viagra order 2012 When artworks...
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Class Act: Diana Sheehan
Reaching the midway point in life can be a wake up call for anyone; Sheehan explores its moments of celebration and sorrow through an eclectic array of American songs of desire and longing, re-awakened dreams and hopes. One of the North Texas region’s most respected actor/singers (she received multiple regional awards and highest praise for her [...]
Dallas Debut for Quartet
The Jerusalem Quartet, sick hailed by as “one of the young, cialis yet great quartets of our time,” has...
The Pop World of Ruben Nieto
Ruben Nieto, UT Dallas doctoral candidate and artist in residence at Centraltrak, has re-imagined his childhood love for...
Watercolor Round-Up
Now on exhibit, the Amon Carter Museum of American Art presents more than 100 of the finest and best-preserved watercolors by Charles M. Russell (1864–1926) in the special exhibition Romance Maker [...]
Music Out of the Box
In 2010, viagra 60mg the Nasher Sculpture Center added a chamber music series to its many other offerings....
Eclectic Mix at Loop Festival
The Heavenly Muse Players (HMP), a new local theatrical troupe with members who hail from Dallas, Los Angeles,...
Dissecting the Opera-tion
You would think that the worlds of opera and theater would be entwined; they have so much in common. They both present staged productions that use actors, singers, sets, costumes, directors, lighting, and even orchestras and conductors. They both tell dramatized stories by peeling back the fourth wall [...]
Legends on Tour
Chris Grant grew up in Denton, sick where, in the third grade, he made his stage debut playing...
French Invade Fort Worth
On March 11, “The Age of Impressionism: Great French Paintings from the Clark” opens at the Kimbell Art Museum, the only U.S. venue for this first-ever international touring exhibition of French Impressionist [...]
From Russia With Love
Irina Chmyreva and Evgeny Berezner do not rush to answers. After each question, there is a moment when they allow themselves a glance, and perhaps a few words in Russian. They then launch into long, measured responses[...]
A Day at the Museum
Talking about art is good for kids’ minds: it helps them think critically, develop strong reasoning skills, pay attention to nuance, and explore new ways of interpreting the world. But facilitating a rich discussion about an abstract [...]