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Due to rising concerns around coronavirus (COVID-19) in Dallas, we’ve already seen the Dallas St. Patrick’s Parade get cancelled, as well as several other events that bring in large crowds of people. The parade was expected to have more tha…
Read MoreStriking a patrician pose, the elegant Duchess of Alba looks for all the world as if she knew her portrait, being painted by Francisco de Goya in 1797, would be called “the most important work” in an outstanding museum exhibition on Hispanic culture ce…
Read More“Finding Our Way,” March 21 – May 10, at The MAC, the-mac.org. One of the most meaningful bodies of work this season is a rediscovered trove of black-and-white images taken nearly 40 years ago, during the height of the second wave of feminism. The arti…
Read MoreFort Worth’s performing arts scene is among the very best in the state. This city of 875,000 is full of sophisticated worthy options for a night out. After all, life and culture are both best experienced. Here is your March hot list: Cliburn Debu…
Read MoreCirque du Soleil is likely the only performing arts company in the world where the statements: If you’ve seen one show, you’ve seen them all and if you’ve seen one show, you want to see them all, both remain true. Yes, most Cirque productions have a fo…
Read MoreMy first introduction to Cirque du Soleil was Nouvelle Experiènce, staged under the biggest tent I’d ever seen, pitched just outside the Mirage in Las Vegas. (Siegfried & Roy’s white tigers were in the indoor theater back then.) It’s hard to believ…
Read MoreIf they gave an award for most epic art exhibition, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston’s presentation Glory of Spain: Treasures from the Hispanic Society Museum & Library would definitely win for the season, if not the year. Spanning 4000 years and c…
Read MoreThe MFAH is mounting a jewel box of a show seen from the eye of top collector Dennis Freedman, the Parsons-educated former creative director for W magazine and later Barneys New York. A phalanx of new disciples of design confidently strode through the …
Read MoreIt’s the summer of 1998 in San Francisco. A teenage Alison Hearst stands transfixed in front of a Keith Haring video where the artist is spray-painting, graffiti style, on all conceivable surfaces (most of them illegal) around Manhattan. She’s vi…
Read MoreIf you notice swarms of what appear to be tourists with very elaborate cameras, fanning out across Fort Worth in early May ― they are likely attending one of Foto Fest’s 40 scheduled events in the city. Fort Worth Camera, the specialty photo and video …
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