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For an art-inclined kid, there may be nothing more magical than The Great Create, the annual museum fundraiser that transforms the Nasher Sculpture Center’s lush Dallas lawn into an interactive festival of sensory fun. Everywhere you look, childr…
Read More“This role is probably one of the hardest male roles on Broadway right now. It’s a doozy.” So says actor, singer and dancer Jamaal Fields-Green about the role of MJ, aka Michael Jackson, in MJ: The Musical. And Fields-Green should know as he performed …
Read MoreA beautiful sight in artist Yuriko Yamaguchi’s hometown of Osaka, Japan is the array of golden-hued gingko trees lining Midōsuji Avenue. To many Osakans, the trees symbolize timeless natural grandeur and insinuate nascent autumnal vibes into the …
Read MoreIn her recurring column, “Social in Security,” modern etiquette ambassador and Bell’INVITO founder Heather Wiese walks us through a list of trusted tips you can rely on. Today’s topic: the etiquette of art buying and collecting. Ready to collect? Art,…
Read MoreWhen we see photographs taken in war, showing the cost of armed conflict on civilian populations, our hearts do not ask about politics. From the outset of the Russian invasion into Ukraine (which started on February 24, 2022), leading Ukrainian war pho…
Read MoreMeet the unstoppable Daisha Board. In two short years, she’s gone from a budding gallerist with a modest — albeit respected — West Dallas footprint to one of the state’s boldest dealers on the rise, With an ambitious new Tin District gallery that resem…
Read MoreMagic and stardust were in the air at Hotel ZaZa as Houstonians gathered to celebrate the arts. Co-chairs Dr. Jamie Everett and Charlie Gustin, Jayni Karsan and Sam Patel, and Lisa Rich and John McLaughlin welcomed nearly 400 guests to Art League Houst…
Read MoreDearest Reader, while the fall social season is chock-full of fabulous fundraisers for compelling causes, one perhaps lesser-known luncheon recently struck a chord and stands out as a diamond of the season. Shall we promenade? The 10th annual Fashion N…
Read MoreRoj Rodriguez is a name to know. Earlier this year, the Houston-born and Austin-based photographer published his first major body of work Mi Sangre, a photographic compendium of his Mexican heritage. The book, published by Hanje Cantz, includes contrib…
Read MoreThis just in. Barbara Pollack rang us up. The longtime contributing editor for Artnews with a celebrated byline that includes decades as contributing arts journalist at The New York Times, is sharing news of her latest endeavor: Art at a Time Like This…
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