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Houston’s first interactive street-art pop-up gallery is here. Say hello to Playhaus II, a one-of-a-kind exhibit from founder and creative director Julie Gray and hip-hop artist Fabolous. Located in Montrose at 1735 Westheimer Road, the Instagrammable …
Read MoreThe holiday season has seen the arrival of a new interactive museum in Houston. Say hello to Seismique, a 40,000-square-foot space filled with more than 40 mind-bending exhibits. The otherworldly gallery — an alternate dimension generated by 9 million…
Read MoreThe holidays look different this year, but River Oaks District is still bringing some cutting-edge cheer. An immersive exhibit dubbed Holidaze, a project designed by Matter Creative Studio owner Matt Johns and production designer Chantelle Adams, has …
Read MoreAs performing arts organizations around Texas and around the world continue to make tough decisions on how to stay safe during the pandemic and still do the art they love for audiences, many have pivoted — and occasionally pirouetted — to doing remote,…
Read MoreWhether it’s Beethoven, Hayden, or Big Band sounds, the Houston Symphony is presenting a variety of programs in January sure to help lift arts-loving Houstonians spirits in the New Year. And you can head to Jones Hall (limited, socially-distanced…
Read MoreBrooklyn plaster artist Stephen Antonson follows in the footsteps of design greats Serge Roche, Diego Giacometti, and John Dickinson, creating lighting, furniture, and accessories that are coveted for their hand-sculpted forms and chalky white finish. …
Read MoreCelebrating the performing arts in the middle of a pandemic can be difficult, but there are still ways to come together and support local artists. Artists are known for their creativity and Kinder High School for the Performing and Visual Arts is certa…
Read MoreIn an ode to the reopening of the Rothko Chapel, Catherine D. Anspon curates contemporary artists who dialogue with the great Color Field painter Mark Rothko. The artworks available exclusively from Texas’ new online art commerce site, Culture Place. T…
Read MoreWhile the art world’s eyes are on Houston, with the spectacular unveiling of the Nancy and Rich Kinder Building at the Museum of Fine Art’s Houston, there’s more good news to celebrate. Come spring the Museum District’s dining s…
Read MoreThe women in artist Chesley Antoinette’s photographs are gowned the way Creole women from the Deep South would have been 250 years ago: in fine silk ruffles and lace, or frothy blouses and embroidered aprons. Their turbans are highly sculptural and exq…
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