Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
When the final note of ROCO’s 20th anniversary “Revelry” gala concert was played, the response was rapturous. Those departing the Church of St. John the Divine practically floated on air so moved were they by the works performed. And …
Read MoreLocal artists Marlo Saucedo and Amy Malkan are creating a grand mural to commemorate the 50th anniversary of The Woodlands. But not alone. This art project is pulling in the community. The official unveiling of the mural is set for October 17 at 11 am,…
Read MoreHouston artist Ellen H. Ray feels nighttime amplifies feelings and emotions. As a night owl, she finds it energizing. This inspiration shines through in her new solo show dubbed “Night House” at Ardest Gallery in The Woodlands, which runs t…
Read MoreHaving secured their second consecutive win at an international youth poetry competition, Houston’s Meta4 poetry team is already eyeing a three-peat. These talented young storytellers, known for their powerful performances, will take the stage at…
Read MoreLike Houston’s weather, the art scene in the Bayou City only seems to heat up with a slew of captivating exhibitions on tap. A quartet of shows and an international art book with a Houston connection are what everyone’s talking about in thi…
Read MoreArchitect William “Bill” Curtis sees beauty in the overlooked and unexpected — sheets flapping in the breeze on a clothesline, a weathered metal bucket in front of a window, light raking across empty tables in a restaurant set for lunch. He paints thes…
Read MoreHouston Ballet kicked off its season with a breathtaking production of John Neumeier’s The Little Mermaid. This captivating ballet, based on Hans Christian Andersen’s iconic 1837 fairytale, was created in 2005 to celebrate Andersen’s 20oth birthd…
Read MoreFor its historic 30th Anniversary Gala, Houston’s groundbreaking Project Row Houses hosted an Urban SoirĂ©e just as fabulous as the houses it transforms. The gathering served as a testament to the organization’s commitment to art, culture an…
Read MoreIn a world where we instinctively grab our phones to capture every occasion — from sunsets to selfies — Houston-based, surrealist artist John Slaby invites viewers of his newest exhibition “Adam and Eve and the iPhone” to put their devices down. Openin…
Read MoreOn its own, the idea of a honky-tonk dive bar set in the afterlife might seem a bit bizarre. But in Cole Wilson’s line of work, it fits right in. And it soon will be part of the new Meow Wolf Houston. Wilson — a 39-year-old artist, musician and self-pr…
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