Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
It’s a Lilliputian masterpiece that takes you a bit by surprise as you stroll down Heights Boulevard. There are two Little Galleries that pop up as you make your meandering way from Dish Society to Lululemon. These eye-catching treasures are a te…
Read MoreIt looks as though Father Christmas (or Pere Noel) came early this year to deliver something very special to the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. We’re talking about traveling across vast swaths of time and space to bring the MFAH a sleigh full of m…
Read More“Theatre Under the Stars does musicals in a way that other shows cannot across the country. We produce things big. It’s Texas. They require it.” So says TUTS artistic director Dan Knechtges in a recent conversation with PaperCity about the great …
Read MoreAs Clara and her magical nutcracker returned to Wortham Theater Center for the first time in two years, there was only one thing missing from Houston Ballet artistic director Stanton Welch’s lavish ballet that had its season premiere on Friday ni…
Read MoreWe’ve been obsessed with Patty Carroll’s constructed feminist photographs since acquiring a copy of the artist’s monograph, Anonymous Women, in 2017. Now, Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery brings the Chicago-based talent to Dallas. MoMA-collected Carroll…
Read MoreThe Orange Show Center for Visionary Art celebrates its fourth decade with the official reveal, made Thursday, of its forthcoming Houston expansion. An eight-acre campus — inclusive of the current site and that of a former industrial palette warehouse …
Read MoreWHAT: The Early Access Champagne Soirée for the IRL Return of the Dallas Art Fair, and VIP After-Party WHERE: The Fashion Industry Gallery (aka F.I.G.) in the Dallas Arts District THE SCENE: What was once a rite of spring pivoted to the fall during an …
Read MoreI have some things to say after having just seen Wes Anderson’s new film, The French Dispatch. I guess first and foremost, my review: I loved it. Is it better than The Royal Tenenbaums or Rushmore? No, I would say not. But in my humble opinion, I…
Read MoreWhat was previously a rite of spring in the calendar of global art fairs — Dallas Art Fair, in our mind, the only non big-box art fair in America co-founded and run by a civic leader — pivoted in 2021 to the fall. (The 2022 edition is back on track for…
Read MoreEdwin Cox is not finished yet. Although the Dallas oil and gas baron passed away at the age of 99 last November, he continues to break records, amass fortunes, and serve as a mentor and loyal donor to his community. His professional success has always …
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