Ban This Show Fort Worth

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New Fort Worth Art Exhibit “BAN THIS SHOW” Is A Call To Question In An Increasingly Divided World

BY Brenda Ciardiello // Nov 14, 2024

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David & Susanne Theis make the sceene at the Orange Show Gala: DaliDada.(Photo by Emily Jaschke)

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Houston’s Most Off-the-Wall Party — Orange Show Gala Brings Surrealism to Life With Outlandish Outfits, Outrageous Fun

Keeping It Wild In H-Town For 43 Years and Counting

BY Caitlin Hsu // Nov 13, 2024

Jacques Fox gets into the “Frenchies & Friends” opening celebration at Alliance Française de Houston. (Photo by Charlie Horse Photography)

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World Class Street Artist Makes Beloved Cartoons Pop In Houston — Mr.D 1987 Is Even Planning an Arty Frenchgiving

Psychedelic, Graffiti-Style Works Draw a Crowd

BY Jenna Baer // Nov 12, 2024

Gaby Tryon, Conroe Symphony Orchestra’s Friends of Symphony President, and Lorraine Counts make the scene at Young Texas Artist's Classic Cabaret. (Photo by David Hopper)

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Young Texas Artists Light Up the Night — Cabaret Glamour, Big Name Icons and Rising Stars Hit The Woodlands

A Little Piano, a Little Art and a Whole Lot of New Texas Talent

BY Laura Landsbaum // Nov 10, 2024

Daichi Yanai

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Dallas’ Centre and Japanese Artist Daichi Yanai Collaborate on An Exclusive Art and Runway Show

The Live Painting Experience Brings Something New to Bishop Arts

BY Megan Ziots // Nov 6, 2024

Aurora Dallas

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After Six Years, Aurora Returns to Dallas With An Open-Air Art Gallery Across Downtown

The 2024 Biennial, FuturePresentPast, Will Transform The City for One Night Only

BY Catherine D. Anspon with Peter Augustus Owen // Nov 6, 2024

The Amalgam at Meow Wolf Houston: Radio Tave (Courtesy Meow Wolf)

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The Secrets of Houston’s New Meow Wolf Are Being Revealed — Inside an Immersive Wonderland Where Surprises Abound

An Interdimensional Radio Station With a Bar and Restaurant First

BY Caitlin Hsu // Oct 29, 2024

Houston-based, French muralist Mr. D 1987’s “From Montrose with Love,” 2024, is on display at Alliance Francaise de Houston. Made from the street artist’s used paint cans, the pop-art piece is part of Mr. D 1987’s “Frenchies & Friends” exhibit.

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Bringing France to Houston — French and American Cartoons Collide at Street Artist Mr. D 1987’s New Solo Exhibition

Putting a Satirical Spin On Cultural Artifacts

BY Jenna Baer // Oct 26, 2024

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