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No Appointment Required

Devon Britt-Darby·May 3, 2014
It has been a busy year for Patricia Ruiz-Healy, who made the leap last fall from showing art in a house by appointment only to an East Olmos Drive gallery, only to move next door in the spring.
San AntonioVisual Art

FOCUS: Rirkrit Tiravanija

rachel adams·May 3, 2014
Widely recognized for his work in relational aesthetics that encompasses cooking Thai meals and printing t-shirts in the gallery, Rirkrit Tiravanija’s exhibition at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
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Laura Lark: Night Gallery

Nancy Zastudil·May 3, 2014
Laura Lark is a subversive painter in both form and content. She discards the rigid lines normally associated with drawing in favor of grouping and layering small dots of black Sharpie ink on a white background
HoustonReviewsVisual Art

Acting in Texas: Joe Kirkendall at Main Street Theater

Nancy Wozny·May 2, 2014
Joe Kirkendall takes on the role of Hector Hushabye in George Bernard Shaw’s biting satire, Heartbreak House at Main Street Theater, May 8-June 1.
Acting in TexasActing in Texas

Eat, Err, Hug, Die

Devon Britt-Darby·May 2, 2014
Flesh Made Word in the Art of Robert Indiana   IMAGE: Robert Indiana, The Demuth American Dream #5...
Loose EndsSan AntonioVisual Art

To Be or Not To Be

Jacey Little·May 2, 2014
Texas actors, let’s talk about the pros and cons of going Equity.
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Many Mini-Milestones for The Contemporary Austin

Devon Britt-Darby·May 1, 2014
Reconfigured Museum’s First Months Yield Signs of Progress   IMAGE: Orly Genger, Conceptual rendering for Current, 2014, which...
AustinVisual Art

Two Swans & a Beauty

Nancy Wozny·May 1, 2014
Texas Ballet companies conclude their seasons with vintage warhorses: Swan Lake, at Texas Ballet Theater, May 30-June 1, and Houston Ballet, June 5-15; and The Sleeping Beauty, at Ballet Austin, May 9-11.
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Moving Motion

Neil Ellis Orts·April 30, 2014
Los Angeles filmmaker and performer Wu Tsang has started a year-long project, commissioned by DiverseWorks with the University of Houston Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts and the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston.
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Don’t Cry for Her

Holly Beretto·April 30, 2014
Evita, the Andrew Lloyd Webber/Tim Rice rock opera that took audiences by storm when it debuted in London in 1978, is making its way through Texas
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Great and/or Mediocre Houston and/or Texas Art of the Past and/or Present in Houston Museums Now!

Devon Britt-Darby·April 26, 2014
That’s the muddled message coming out of Randy Tibbits’s complaint about what he sees as a too-low presence...
Dallas/Ft WorthHoustonLoose EndsVisual Art

Houston Palestine Film Festival Going Strong in its Eighth Season

Nancy Zastudil·April 25, 2014
A grassroots, art-based film festival celebrating Palestinian cinema sounds intriguing, doesn’t it?
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