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Song in the Key of Life

admin·May 2, 2012
Turtle Creek Chorale Moves Forward with Positive Attitude After a year as the interim director of the Turtle Creek Chorale, Trey Jacobs accepted the position of artistic director. Founded in 1980, the Morton Meyerson Symphony Center is home for the 225-member men’s chorus [...]
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Worth the Trip

admin·May 2, 2012
The Santa Fe International New Media Festival New Mexico is known for artists and scientists, viagra 100mg not...
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A Family Affair

admin·May 2, 2012
The Stafford family has always shared an interest in art. Whether it was family vacation in Paris wandering through The Louvre, where young daughters Erin and Elissa curiously inspected “Sleeping Hermaphroditus,” the stunning marble sculpture dating back to first century B.C., or a weekend visit to the Fort Worth Contemporary [...]
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Pop-Up Style: Life and Times in Oak Cliff

admin·May 2, 2012
There’s a quiet pop-up revolution happening in Oak Cliff — it’s a revolution that is bringing together elements...
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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Art World

admin·May 2, 2012
Dr. Michael Corris Last year, Creative Time, a respected New York City based non-profit arts organization, sent a...
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The Modernist Musketeers

Charissa N. Terranova·May 2, 2012
Events in real time are fluid, dynamic, and spontaneous. Some philosophers call this quality “lived,” as in “the...
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Film Review: ‘Andrew Bird’s Fever Year’!

admin·April 30, 2012
Let me start off by saying I am a huge Andrew Bird fan. And if you do not know who Andrew Bird is, after seeing this amazing documentary by Xan Aranda, you will be hooked and consumed with both the artist and his music. Fever Year is a compelling and fun documentary [...]
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Film Review: ‘LUV’!

admin·April 30, 2012
Sheldon Candis's LUV is one of the strangest yet better coming-of-age films I have seen. Above all else, this film excels in its character development, which is probably why Candis was able to secure an A-List cast. LUV is set in Baltimore , which undoubtedly will prompt comparisons [...]
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Film Review: ‘My Way’!

admin·April 25, 2012
Hi, Bryan Here… Je-kyu Kang’s ‘My Way’ is not just a film you watch; it’s a full emotional experience. ‘My Way’ will take you on a moving journey through several countries and languages as you watch the intersecting lives of two young boys, one Korean and one Japanese [...]
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The 42nd Annual USA Film Festival Starts Today!!

admin·April 25, 2012
Hi, Bryan Here…. The 42nd annual USA Film Festival starts today and goes through Sunday. All films will be shown at the Angelika Film Center in Dallas and the festival is open to the public. You can purchase your tickets HERE through Ticketmaster [...]
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Review: ‘Extraterrestrial’

admin·April 23, 2012
I didn't quite know what to expect from Nacho Vigalondo's 'Extraterrestrial’, but I was pleasantly surprised with the results. 'Extraterrestrial' is a romantic comedy with an 'Independence Day'-sized alien invasion. That's the best way I can describe the film [...]
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Winners of the 2012 Dallas International Film Festival

admin·April 23, 2012
Hi, Bryan Here…. The 2012 Dallas International Film Festival is over and the winners have been announced.  It...
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