Houston
Review: La bohème
In Giacomo Puccini’s La bohème, happiness is simply one hand to warm another. As a humming audience member made clear, the melodies Puccini wrote are stunning and memorable, making this opera a well-known favorite. It’s hard to capture Puccini’s original, effortless simplicity [...]
Review: Tony Feher
Blaffer Art Museum October 13-March 17 In 1987 Tony Feher had a revelatory experience: Chancing upon a collection...
Artadia Awards 2012 Houston Announced
Artadia: The Fund for Art and Dialogue announced the winners of the Artadia Awards 2012 Houston at the...
Joey Fauerso at David Shelton Gallery
Rich oils and delicate watercolors don the walls of the newly opened David Shelton Gallery. Verdant foliage and...
Review: James Brown
James Brown: The Distinct Connection Texas Gallery September 20-November 3 Ivory and dense– black forms dance across the walls at Texas Gallery. Vibrating with stillness, James Brown’s painting series Planets: The Distinct Connection offers us a meditation on the cosmic and metaphysical. Brown creates a rhythm of hundreds of spots that [...]
Double Shift
CORE Returns for a Free Show at Barnevelder Shift is not only the name of CORE’s upcoming free...
Around the World with Musiqa
The contemporary classical group Musiqa will present its annual educational concerts for elementary school students, Around the World with...
The Boundary of Life Is Quietly Crossed
Visionary Texas-based sculptural artist and UH Mitchell Center Artist in Residence, here Dario Robleto, remedy investigates the connection...
Review: There is no archive in which nothing gets lost
When nothing becomes something, things get interesting. Such is the situation in There is no archive in which...
Review: Dance Gallery Festival
Lots to Look at: The Dance Gallery Festival at Sam Houston State University The Dance Gallery Festival is...
