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Editor’s note: Alina Hernandez is the co-founder of the First 1,000 Days of Wellness and vice chair of the Mental Wellness Initiative of the Global Wellness Institute. She considers herself a “peaceful Wellness warrior” and is passionate about su…
Read MoreThe most sublime night this spring came before the world changed: one exquisite dinner party, which remains in my memory as a talisman of a time that we hope soon returns. On this balmy evening, 70 lucky and well-connected guests savored the ultimate i…
Read More“Finding Our Way,” March 21 – May 10, at The MAC, the-mac.org. One of the most meaningful bodies of work this season is a rediscovered trove of black-and-white images taken nearly 40 years ago, during the height of the second wave of feminism. The arti…
Read MoreSally Walsh blew through every stereotype of her time. She was Hans Knoll’s number two in Knoll’s Chicago office; a partner and a peer in eminent Houston design, furnishings and architecture firms Evans-Walsh, Wilson, and S.I. Morris Associates; celebr…
Read MoreEvery spring and fall, like the antiques fair that transforms Round Top from a low-key hamlet to an antiques mecca for thousands of designers and treasure seekers, PaperCity teams up with a local host for a party celebrating the magazine’s biannual Rou…
Read MoreThe MFAH is mounting a jewel box of a show seen from the eye of top collector Dennis Freedman, the Parsons-educated former creative director for W magazine and later Barneys New York. A phalanx of new disciples of design confidently strode through the …
Read MorePolymath Enrique Martínez Celaya — a Cuban-born artist who’s also a poet, former scientist and provost professor at USC — came to town to make his Texas debut at Nancy Littlejohn Fine Art. Opening night of Celaya’s show entitled “The …
Read MoreThe new year brings news about the move and expansion of a Houston gallery set to become a prime player in the Texas photographic world — Foto Relevance. Founded in 2016 as a virtual art gallery, PaperCity first covered the art space’s brick-and-…
Read MoreIt’s not your typical day in Houston — nor in Texas for that matter, at least not for the performing arts. It’s little more than a week away from the opening a new theater complex, one that comes with considerable architectural swagger, matched with it…
Read MoreCount this as one of the highlights of Houston’s 2019 Social Calendar. The always elegant and buzzy Another Great Night in November is a staple for every It-girl, merging old guard and new, soigné swans and grandes dames, savvy collectors and the…
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