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“I’ve been grappling a lot with the word grand and what that means in today’s world. What is a grand opera?” Houston Grand Opera’s new general director and CEO Khori Dastoor posed that question to herself even before arriving in Houston. It reverberate…
Read MoreStanley Kubrick is a notoriously private and meticulous director. It is rare for the public to be given insight into his creative process. Rarer still for a Texas gallery to spotlight the New York City born director in an exhibition. Matthew Modine’s “…
Read MoreA brand new vision for art and its exhibition is opening to the public this Saturday, March 5 from 12 pm to 5 pm in a unique setting. The Kinfolk House is located in a reimagined 100-year-old historic home Founding couple Sedrick and Letitia Huckaby…
Read MoreIt’s in the stars: The Kinkaid School’s art and design auction returns this month — a collecting opportunity that also does good, funding a new student wellness center and a community cause, the Engineering Math Science Institute summer program for und…
Read MoreSince coming across Burning Man’s Tree of Ténéré sculpture in 2017, Jessica Goldman Srebnick of Goldman Global Arts has been intent on finding the installation a permanent home. When and where that would happen, however, she didn’t know. “I saw it o…
Read MoreIt’s no secret that Rodeo Season in Houston is unlike any other. From the Western fashion to the carnival food to the big name concerts, Houstonians know how to get wild when the Rodeo comes to town. And after both the 2020 and 2021 Houston Livestock S…
Read MoreFrida Kahlo’s work — visceral and often psychedelic — feels interactive even when simply seen on canvas. The “Immersive Frida Kahlo” exhibition, on view now at Houston’s Lighthouse Artspace, only enhances the legendary Mexican painter’…
Read MoreMarian Mekhail smiles when she speaks. Like her art, her voice is bold and colorful. “My ancestors invented paint, literally,” she says. “To use the very material that they created to build a life for myself is incredible.” Mekhail’s newest…
Read MoreDare to create mind-bending, hypnotic art that’s imbued with a mathematical playfulness — and it might just show up in an exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Case in point? The most comprehensive collection of 400 works of M.C. Escher…
Read MoreHamilton, that revolutionary Broadway show that set the American Revolution and the life and times of founding father Alexander Hamilton to a hip hop beat, charges back into Houston this week for a month long stay at the Hobby Center. While the revolut…
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