An actor raises a toast to the audience at Houston's Drunk Shakespeare before taking her first shot. (Photo by © Drunk Shakespeare)

Arts

Drunk Shakespeare Brings the Buzz Back to Houston Theatre — When Shots Rule and Scripts Are Just a Jumping Off Point

BY Caitlin Hsu // Aug 16, 2023

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PICNIC SURF SHAPES founders Alden Pinnell and Gregory Ruppe hang out in the PICNIC space in Dallas (Photo by Kevin Todora)

Arts

Galveston Surf Shop to Be Transformed Into an Arty Showcase —The Hotdog Generation Is Here

How Custom Surfboards Grew Into a Creative Movement

BY Saranna Zhang // Aug 15, 2023

Dallas artist Jammie Holmes (portrait by Lauren Withrow)

Arts

It’s Impossible Not to Fall For Rising Dallas Art Star Jammie Holmes

Esteemed Texas Collector Lester Marks on the Artist's Emotional, Enlightening Works, Currently on View in Dallas-Fort Worth

BY Lester Marks // Aug 14, 2023

At the heart of “Sweet Trip” is a lesson about how change and hurt are unavoidable parts of life, things to be shared and experienced fully. (Photo by Ethan Bard)

Arts

When a Hot Houston Garage Becomes a Theater Stage — HSPVA Grads Create an Unlikely Showcase With $7 Tickets

Original Plays, Appreciative Crowds and Even Post Show 1990s Dance Parties

BY Saranna Zhang // Aug 11, 2023

John R. Gossage, Portrait of Walter Hopps, 1969

Arts

50-Year-Plus Art Career Celebrated at The Menil — The Power of Walter Hopps’ Prolific Imagination

The Challenge and Joys of Curating The Curator

BY Haley Berkman Karren // Aug 8, 2023

Painter David Simpson, aged 95, lives and works in Berkeley, California. A member of the Beat Generation, many of his painterly works feature iridescent pigment paints combined with acrylic paint. (Courtesy Haines Gallery, San Francisco)

Arts - Houston

Beat Generation Pioneer Gets a Houston Art Moment — 95-Year-Old David Simpson Captures the California Light and Space

Iridescent Paintings That Change Colors Await at Gallery Sonja Roesch

BY Ericka Schiche // Aug 5, 2023

Artists Jesse Lott and Angelbert Metoyer attended the Texas Artist of the Year Gala for Art League Houston’s 2016 Lifetime Achievement Award, which was presented to Jesse Lott. Lott mentored Metoyer for many years. (Photo by Alex Barber, courtesy Art League Houston)

Arts

Remembering Legendary Houston Artist Jesse Lott — Friends and Colleagues Recall a Beloved Phenomenon With Plenty of Heart

From the Project Row Houses to a Love For Sharing, Lott Created His Own Lane in the Bayou City

BY Ericka Schiche // Aug 4, 2023

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Arts

Houston Is Getting Its Own Majestic Arch With Immense Art Power — Groundbreaking Project Headed to Second Ward

Everything You Need to Know About the Upcoming Arco del Tiempo

BY Saranna Zhang // Aug 4, 2023

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