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One of the most positive art stories arriving in our inbox during COVID-19 looks forward to the fall — a new show that shares with college students and the public alike buoyant sculptures dialoguing with Mother Nature, all spun around the democratic co…
Read MoreTaking a cue from the restaurant industry’s robust to-go services, PaperCity assisted our cultural friends by providing our online and social media platforms and launched our “Museums Delivered” series when the orders first came to sh…
Read MoreIt’s a tough summer for Houston performing arts groups — a drought that began in March, when COVID-19 brought an end to gatherings of the kind that fill theaters. And the fallout continues. In mid-June, the Houston Symphony reduced its full- and …
Read MoreFashion-forward Alexis Ho is spending these coronavirus times creating a fabulous new art collection in her childhood home in Houston. The 20-year-old emerging artist is a junior at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth. Last fall, she stepped fort…
Read MoreWhen a global pandemic forces the cancellation of a museum’s largest fundraiser, how does the art space go on? In the case of the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, a vaunted 70-plus year old institution — one of America’s oldest devoted to …
Read MoreOur Texas cities have begun to reopen, but many Dallas and Fort Worth museums have decided to err on the side of caution and remain shuttered a while longer. Previously, many institutions would see hundreds or upwards of thousands of visitors on a week…
Read MoreHouston Grand Opera revealed Tuesday evening that, due to the coronavirus pandemic, all HGO productions have been canceled until April of 2021. This is a major blow to opera devotees and performing arts backers alike. The opera company joins other Hous…
Read MoreAs more and more Texas businesses have begun opening their doors, many of our beloved Dallas and Fort Worth art museums remain closed, continuing to work on strategies to ensure their hallowed galleries can offer the safest experience possible for ever…
Read MoreOur Texas cities are slowly reopening, but many museums have decided to err on the side of caution and remain shuttered a little while longer. We’ve received some press releases that a few organizations plan to open in the coming weeks and at the…
Read MoreAs stay-at-home restrictions are eased and restaurants, museums, and stores are opening, at least to some degree, the performing arts stages remain dark as companies struggle with the new normal induced by the COVID-19 pandemic. Social distancing in a …
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