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What: Not your regular cocktail kickoff affair, but an advance preview celebration for the Orange Show Center for Visionary Arts’ upcoming high-voltage 41st Annual Gala. Where: Parlour Hideaway, the new speakeasy-style space at the C. Baldwin Hotel in …
Read MoreOne of the hottest art tickets of the fall, which also doubles as an important art collecting opportunity due to its iconic silent art auction — with bidding available online — is stocked with current and past Texas Artists of the Year and Lifetime Ach…
Read MoreAutumn brings a global dialogue to Houston — and it’s a conversation that couldn’t be more topical. The Future is Unwritten – Healing Arts Houston: Innovations in Arts and Health aligns with Houston’s prime roles in health care and the visual and perfo…
Read MoreLaura Rathe Fine Art (LRFA) is no stranger to hosting some of the world’s best art exhibits. With two galleries in Houston (River Oaks District and Gallery Row at 2707 Colquitt Street) and one gallery in Dallas’ coveted Design District, Laura Rathe Fin…
Read MoreAlong with the outstanding Tex-Mex food, the Astros and Rodeo season, Houston’s art scene is one of the most notable aspects of the city. From galleries to galas, Houston’s art community is world renowned and recognized. Now this community — loca…
Read MoreAren’t we all ready to hear from Shepard Fairey again? In the decade that’s passed since the Dallas Contemporary first commissioned a series of murals from the Los Angeles-based artist and activist — whose red-and-blue-hued street style has made him on…
Read MoreHouston artist Shelbi Nicole has unveiled her first big project in Dallas. It’s a new, two-story indoor “living” mural for the city’s Good Earth Inc., a landscaping management and remediation company. With its bright, bold colors and abstr…
Read More28 years ago — a lifetime ago in contemporary art, and nearly a decade before the first Art Basel Miami Beach was staged — a micro art fair was born that would go on to shape both the New York and U.S. collecting scene for a generation to come. It ecli…
Read MoreHaving conducted more than 175 orchestras across the world during his two decades of living in Europe, John Axelrod returns to Houston next month to conduct Mercury Chamber Orchestra in what the widely recognized talent describes as a musical tribute t…
Read MoreHouston’s gallery scene boasts a series of foundational women dealers — Fredericka Hunter, Betty Moody, Barbara Davis, Kerry Inman, María Inés Sicardi and Allison Ayers. Together, they comprise more than two centuries in the art biz. Now there’s a prom…
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