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    Gallery Row: A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries

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From punk rockers to presidents: The rebels at ROCO announce new season

Steven Brown·May 31, 2017
The conductor nearly chickened out. Planning the concert that will open the River Oaks Chamber Orchestra’s 2017-18 season, Vladimir Yampolsky suggested a rarity: the Symphony No. 2 by Kurt Weill of Threepenny Opera fame. Then he wavered.
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Sappers and Miners: Kelli Vance at Cris Worley

Lee Escobedo·May 25, 2017
The women in Sappers and Miners, Kelli Vance’s new show of paintings on view through June 17 at Chris Worley Fine Arts, are preparing for a kind of war. Vance depicts her young soldiers in various modes of spiritual training.
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In the Garden: Zimbabwean Sculpture at the Dallas Arboretum

Alaena Hostetter·May 25, 2017
Placed strategically throughout the lushly-landscaped grounds of the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden is a selection of sculptures of African women, birds, safari wildlife and abstracted forms.
Dallas/Ft WorthVisual Art

Live Data: Clay Odom Represents Austin in UNESCO Media Arts Exhibition

Nancy Zastudil·May 25, 2017
City as the “common denominator” is the main consideration of DATA CITY, an international UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization) exhibition of new media installations by artists from members of the organization’s Creative Cities Network (UCCN). Austin artist and designer Clay Odom has been invited to represent the Texas state capital.
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Growing from Within: Bruce Wood’s Legacy Alive in Journeys

Manuel Mendoza·May 23, 2017
Three years after the death of choreographer Bruce Wood, his Dallas dance company is thriving. That’s not something anyone could’ve assumed at the time, even the people now building on his considerable body of work so well.
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Dallas Children’s Theater Mufaro Returns Home after National Tour

Lindsey Wilson·May 23, 2017
At first, the schoolchildren who are filing into Dallas City Performance Hall with wide eyes and the occasional giggly outburst might seem excited simply to be out of the classroom and on a field trip.
Dallas/Ft WorthTheater

What is left of me: Ambreen Butt at Dallas Contemporary

Jeremy Hallock·May 22, 2017
Ambreen Butt’s decorative installations are beautiful on the surface however, upon closer inspection, the works reveal themes of violence and political oppression. Her exhibition, What is left of me, is on view thru Aug. 20 at Dallas Contemporary.
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Breaking Stereotypes with a Smile: Danielle Georgiou’s Donkey Beach

Manuel Mendoza·May 20, 2017
Danielle Georgiou’s current obsession is the Disney Channel musical Teen Beach Movie.
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Texas Studio: Regina Agu

casey gregory·May 19, 2017
Regina Agu sits, poker straight, on the lumpy coffee shop couch where we meet to discuss her current projects.
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It Happened in Texas: A New Take on Inherit the Wind at DTC

Manuel Mendoza·May 19, 2017
It’s difficult to imagine a time when all professional theater in the country emanated from New York. It might be even harder to believe this centralization of theatrical production first began to change in Dallas, Texas.
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Unwiring from War: Cry Havoc at Houston’s 4th Wall Theatre

Tarra Gaines·May 19, 2017
Can performing Shakespeare become a form of therapy that allows actor and audience to find and help heal psychological injuries?
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Coming Home: Drew Bacon

Nancy Wozny·May 19, 2017
Drew Bacon is a painter and animator who returned to his home turf in Houston after graduating from Pratt Institute.
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