What’s next … what’s new … on the Dallas retail scene. Now Open! Shop sculptures, jewelry, gifts and more at the Brad Oldham Studio Store, a new concept from the famed Dallas artist that recently opened at 1200 Ross Avenue, Suite 180 … Following a successful opening of its NorthPark Center location, women’s workout wear Read
Make the New Year luminous with La Mer’s Illuminating Eye Gel, out this month. A potent concoction featuring La Mer’s Miracle Broth, mineralized ferments and healing powers of the sea, the cooling gel provides hydration and relaxes super-stressed skin. Using your ring finger, blot it in a circular motion all around the eyes — even Read
Climate, customs and clothing – the three C’s to consider when packing for a trip to a faraway place. But while India may seem like a world away (because it is) you only need to remember two C’s to pack well for this trip: Cotton and Cover it up! Here are our his/her packing essentials for India Read
Click through the photos to shop the style of Houston interior designer Cathy Echols’ glamorous home. To read the entire story from PaperCity’s March 2014 issue, click here.
Artful Weekend, indeed. Our two top stops vary from the ethereal to the extremely avant-garde. At Moody Gallery, Lisa Ludwig’s “Nests” offer meditations on Mother Nature (through February 14). The exhibition by the very private artist, one of the staples of the gallery’s stable, asks the viewer to slow down, and take in the details, Read
Just when we thought Dallas was stealing all the visual thunder with that city’s ambitious annual Dallas Arts Fair Week, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston today stepped forth with a bold announcement re: the official unveiling of its $450 capital and endowment campaign toward a transformation of the MFAH as we know it. An Read
A dazzling blockbuster with an intellectual/historical pedigree merits a weekend getaway to the Mile High City, where the Denver Art Museum mounts “Brilliant: Cartier in the 20th Century,” as the only worldwide venue for a look back at the epoch that defined one of the most extraordinary jewelry maisons of all time. Presented in the Read
Come January, European installationist/illusionist artist Loris Gréaud lands at the Dallas Contemporary in one of the most eagerly watched openings of the international spring season. Patricia Mora chats with the red-hot art star from his studio in the environs of Paris and gets an exclusive look at the most ambitious exhibition ever mounted at the Dallas Contemporary — a beyond-epic Texas debut that also marks the artist’s first American museum show. Entre nous.Read
CAMH director Bill Arning chats en studio with painter/photog the inimitable Marilyn Minter on the occasion of her epic retrospective, which begins its national tour in Houston April 17. What informs the mistress of beautiful excess and the creator of dirty, gritty glamour? Look out for our April issue to discover the secrets of Miz Minter, Read
Does Jeffrey Grove have the most unerring eye in Texas? The Dallas Museum of Art’s man at the top of the contemporary curatorial pyramid — officially senior curator of special projects & research — is envied for his ambitious, confident and serenely choreographed installations. What makes the DMA’s chief talent scout tick? Executive editor art Read
Delivery has become a rather foreign concept for Houstonians. Ask a native which restaurants deliver, and you’re probably met with a blank stare; or try Googling “Houston delivery”, and the best options often produce relatively underwhelming results. Fortunately, all of that changes today with Favor Delivery‘s Houston debut. If delivery is our foreign language, Favor is Houston’s long awaited Rosetta Stone. Achieving tremendous success in Austin, Read
Not many things can top a fresh-baked pie, especially on National Pie Day; but if baking isn’t your forte, the insane amount of Internet recipes can get a bit (ok, extremely) overwhelming. We were lucky enough to have Houston’s award-winning pastry chef & Dessert Gallery founder, Sara Brook swoop in and save the day with Read
Rug expert and managing partner at Carol Piper Rugs, Ryan Reitmeyer has been traveling to South Asia for years to buy antique rugs, however on his most recent trip he went with a different objective. He and his partner (Piper) are now creating an exclusive line of original rug designs for the shop. We stowed Read
In celebration of the impressive launch of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston’s $450 million capital and endowment campaign and new redevelopment program, director Gary Tinterow welcomed donors to a dinner held in Cullinan Hall. The minimalist décor of ghost chairs and glass tables topped with white floral centerpieces and candles, all situated in the Read
Oh my gosh… Usher and Blake Shelton will rock the AT&T Stadium on February 6 at the Unite Forever Gala, the grand finale after a yearlong of events celebrating the 90th Anniversary for The United Way of Metropolitan Dallas. We chatted with Jennifer Sampson, President and CEO for UWMD about her thoughts on this milestone Read
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