Shelley’s Truck by Peg E. Corn at the Orange Show Art Car Parade (Photo by Morris Malakoff and Danitza Ladwig)

Arts

Houston’s Biggest Art Events — From Love Street to the Art Car Parade and Much More Unforgettable Fun

BY Caitlin Hsu & Saranna Zhang // Jun 20, 2023

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HAA CEO John Abodeely, Vernique Hutchinson Francis, Zsavon Butler, hosts Jakeen & Garfield Johnson at the March Emerging Collectors Brunch (Photo by Mark Francis)

Arts

Emerging Collectors Brunches Give Houston’s Art Scene a Boost — Fueling the Next Generation of Art Lovers

These Intimate Meals Spark Real Conversations

BY Saranna Zhang // Jun 16, 2023

Houston Ballet’s Swan Lake

Arts

Houston Ballet’s Swan Lake Packs a Powerful Punch, Putting a Stanton Welch Twist on the Beloved Classic

A Performing Arts Devotee's First Take Review

BY Adrienne Jones // Jun 13, 2023

Manet, Young Woman in a Round Hat, c. 1877-79

Arts

The Art of Infatuation Takes Centerstage at MFAH — Rare Impressionist Masterpieces Show the Power They Hold Over People

Rescued Paintings Add to the Allure Of This Powerful Pearlman Foundation Show With a Parisian Heartbeat

BY Leslie Loddeke // Jun 7, 2023

The gallery space at Ardest has a center space (right) for a monthly rotating exhibit.

Galleries

Ardest Gallery’s Big Move Gives The Woodlands Even More Art Power — A Haven For Local Talent Settles In

Julie Verville's New Space Allows Her to Expand Her Gallery's Reach With Special Events, Classes and More

BY Laura Landsbaum // Jun 7, 2023

446_when shall we three meet again by ISHIDA photographed by Amitava Sarkar(4) (Photo by Amitava Sarkar)

Arts

Austin’s Ishida Dance Is Ready For Another Texas Moment — How Brett Ishida Created Something Completely Unique

A World Premiere at Asia Society Texas Center and a Tradition of Powerful Pieces

BY Catherine D. Anspon // Jun 6, 2023

Artists of Houston Ballet in Aszure Barton’s “Angular Momentum.” (Photo by Lawrence Elizabeth Knox. Courtesy Houston Ballet)

Performing Arts

Houston Ballet Pulls Off an Electrifying “Divergence” — There Is Nothing Simple In These Pieces, Including a Dance Master’s World Premiere

A Performing Arts Devotee's First Take Review

BY Adrienne Jones // May 31, 2023

Houston native Jason Moran, a composer and pianist who currently resides in New York City, created several Gampi paper works which are currently on view alongside works by the late experimental music composer John Cage at Houston’s Josh Pazda Hiram Butler Gallery. (Photo courtesy Jason Moran)

Arts - Houston

Art and Music Come Together With Houston’s Own Artsy Composer Jason Moran Uniting With Experimental Icon John Cage

Moving Across Time at the Josh Pazda Hiram Butler Gallery

BY Ericka Schiche // May 29, 2023

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