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In anticipation of a relocation to the Ion District, The Community Artists’ Collective is putting on its first ever summer art retail event. Previously, the group only held events over the holiday season. But now the Ashe Summer Market is here, w…
Read MoreIn 1945, Black soldiers from the 761st Battalion encountered a pile of bodies in a concentration camp in Buchenwald. As they confronted the aftermath of the Holocaust, their dejection and helplessness was captured in a black-and-white photograph. This …
Read MoreArt and generosity intertwined in a vibrant kaleidoscope of color at CAMH’s 75th anniversary gala. The luminous celebration was an unprecedented evening of giving that raised millions and solidified the museum’s future. Inspired by the CAMH…
Read MoreA master illusionist, Morgan Robinson skillfully manipulates sleek three-dimensional forms of wood and metal. His work blends surrealism, pop art and neo-realism, creating a unique artistic language. Now Robinson is getting ready for an artist talk nex…
Read MoreTo fully appreciate T.E.Nacious Artists’ latest Houston exhibition “Elements of Contrast,” don’t forget to bring a pair of headphones and a sweet tooth. This multisensory exhibit, currently on display at The Heights Church Artifex Gallery through…
Read MoreFlats photography collective developed film and community relationships for its latest exhibition “Interwoven,” a collection of Houston-based photographers’ perspectives on their shared home. Named for its origins of hosting traveling photography exhib…
Read MoreCollectors take note: an important art acquisition opportunity is here. It’s a chance to hang your walls with Lester Marks approved artworks — specifically those that bear the tony provenance of The Marks Collection. This Wednesday, June 5 at 6 pm, Hou…
Read MoreWhether you’re a professional artist or an elementary school student, anyone is welcome to participate in the Houston Art Car Parade. This year the Orange Show for Visionary Art put on its 37th annual Art Car Parade. This auto parade is the largest and…
Read MoreWe’ve been tracking the ascendant star of choreographer Brett Ishida ever since she and her Ishida Dance company were introduced to us in 2021 by Karen Sumner, the former Menil director of advancement who is now with the Colorado Ballet. When we last w…
Read MoreHouston’s Alley Theatre is making theater history with the world premiere of The Emporium, a lost play by one of the giants of 20th century American theater and literature — Thornton Wilder — that just opened and runs through June 2. The tale of the pl…
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