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8 Kids, 2 Punk Rock Fans, a Probation Officer & a Dream

Devon Britt-Darby·June 1, 2013
Ben Tecumseh DeSoto’s Whole Mind Workshop Brings Art Where It’s Needed Most Having signed an agreement with the Harris County Juvenile Probation Department not to photograph the kids or use their real names in this story, I ask the three 16-year-olds at the Raul Yzaguirre School for Success’s high-school campus on [...]
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Lords of the Ancient Andes

admin·June 1, 2013
Between AD 600 and AD 1000, long before the Inca, the Wari forged a complex society widely regarded...
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Structural Integrity

Andy Amato·May 30, 2013
I have found it to be the case — usually — that works seeking (whatever) or perfecting (style)...
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Cohn Drennan Contemporary

admin·May 30, 2013
Cohn Drennan Contemporary has mounted a stellar show of three strong Texas artists – each with a unique...
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Cowboys & Aliens

admin·May 30, 2013
In his newest show, Resurrected Dreams: Cowboys, Aliens & Espionage, artist Randall Reid seeks to establish visual windows,...
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Art Car Goes Up for Auction to Put a Roof Over Houston Met’s New Home

admin·May 30, 2013
One man’s treasure is a dance company’s fundraiser. Long-supporters of Houston’s art scene [you may know them from...
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Deep in the Marrow

admin·May 29, 2013
Stark Naked Ends Season with Macbeth Stark Naked Theatre co-artistic directors Kim Tobin and Philip Lehl tackle the...
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MFAH Inflated Attendance Figures for Years

Devon Britt-Darby·May 29, 2013
General Admission Visits Are Less Than 19% of Beck, Law Building Tallies Having spent two weeks poring over annual reports and attendance data, I’ve got good news and bad news about the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston [...]
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Orchestrating Success

admin·May 28, 2013
The Conductors of the Texas Music Festival When is a conductor more than a conductor? When he (or...
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Close Up Space

Holly Beretto·May 25, 2013
When we first meet editor Paul Barrow, the protagonist of Molly Smith Metzler’s Close Up Space, making its regional premiere at Main Street Theater (MST), he’s self-righteously ripping through a series of emails from the headmaster at his rebellious daughter’s boarding school, tearing apart extemporaneous words and phrases [...]
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‘Round 7’ at Lawndale Art Center

admin·May 24, 2013
Why do we copy? Why do we appropriate imagery? Is it inherently different from the source? Perhaps these questions aren’t all asked overtly or even consciously in the Round 7 Lawndale Artist Studio Program Exhibition, but these themes percolate when considering the three artists together. The exhibition features work from [...]
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Blue Man, Marshmallows & Possibly Some Blue Trees

Nancy Wozny·May 24, 2013
A visit with Houston Native Shane Andries First came the trees, as in Konstantin Dimopoulis’ fabulous public art...
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