What we Loved Jennifer Smart·December 29, 2014Our year in Dallas visual artsDallas/Ft WorthVisual Art
Once Gracefully Travels from Film to Stage SCOT C. HART·December 23, 2014I was hesitant walking into the Winspear Opera House on opening night of Once, the touring romantic musical based on the Irish indie film of 2006.AustinDallas/Ft WorthHoustonSan AntonioTheater
Suburban Trauma Drama Nancy Wozny·December 22, 2014Andrew Thornton and Rick Frederick in AtticRep‘s 2008 production of True West. Photo by Siggi Ragnar. AtticRep Brings...San AntonioTheater
What Moved Us casey gregory·December 22, 2014A few of our favorite things in 2014 Houston visual arts FeaturesHoustonVisual Art
Beast on the Loose Nancy Wozny·December 22, 2014After a quiet Fall, Black Lab Theatre's artistic director, Jordan Jaffe, is back in the directing seat with Kim Rosenstock’s Tigers be StillHoustonTheater
16 Standouts of the Fall 2014 Season Nancy Wozny·December 19, 2014Another year has come and gone on the Texas cultural landscape and I was there for some, not all, of what happened. DanceMusicTheater
Musings Jennifer Smart·December 19, 2014On reconciling outside and inside in the post postmodern world Editor's PicksMusingsVisual Art
Content and Interpretation in the work of Matthew Bourbon Kelly Montana·December 19, 2014Matthew Bourbon, Inscrutable Author (detail), Acrylic on Canvas, 2014. Matthew Bourbon’s latest exhibition of paintings, “Arch Deceivers,” on...Visual Art
When a Building Dances Nancy Wozny·December 18, 2014021 Urban Songline at the Blaffer Art MuseumDanceHoustonVisual Art
Sprawling Conversation MICHAEL MCFADDEN·December 17, 2014Mel Chin Returns to HoustonEditor's PicksHoustonVisual Art
A Work in Progress Charisse Pearlina Weston·December 17, 2014The socially-engaged art practice of Project Row HousesHoustonVisual Art
Playful Provocations of Land and Liberty Gabriel Diego Delgado·December 17, 2014Fernando Andrade’s Tierra Y Libertad, at Blue Star ContemporaryFeaturesReviewsVisual Art
