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Kings battle in Houston: It's Camelot vs. Spamalot, may the best Arthur win

TV drives partners to cheat on their spouses: A new shocking adultery study

Artist Mark Fox manipulates text and blurs lines in If That Then This

Hans Graf's farewell: Hang on to your Wunderhorn, this is Mahler like you've never heard it

City Life

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Secrecy still surrounds Deepwater Horizon oil spill cleanup: Please don't look at those tar balls!

The best city for young families? The Woodlands runs away with that honor in new rankings

Mystery solved: Bizarre mega-aircraft at Hobby Airport is part of Space City's forgotten past

Epiphany at the Villa: How a serene retreat of silence turned into a terrifying encounter with God

Fashion/Style

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Designer Toni Whitaker makes a dramatic comeback after a forced hiatus from fashion

Diamonds, pearls & 1920s flair mark Tiffany & Co. collection for The Great Gatsby

Great Gatsby movie flapper gown can be yours — for a mere $19,000

Fashion with a conscience: Chan Luu creates jewelry line from a world perspective

Food/Drink

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What would zombie survivors eat? A must-read blog for foodie fans of The Walking Dead

Max's Wine Dive comes clean on its 2nd Houston restaurant, promises a "unique" surprise

Another longtime sushi restaurant suddenly closes: Is this food craze on the wane?

Big restaurant win: Houston dubbed America's great new food capital by wowed national magazine

Home/Design

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The coolest gifts online: Houston entrepreneur aims to make handmade chic & cheap

Hometown girl turned celeb tastemaker Ronda Rice Carman lets you inside her drawers

Billionaire developer swoops in from NYC to present Decorative Center Stars of Design awards

The design event of the year: Your cheat sheet to Decorative Center Houston's Spring Market

Real Estate

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Defying the demolition craze: New $80 million downtown hotel to save a 102-year-old skyscraper

Historic Heights church to be bulldozed as more restaurants and stores move into 19th Street district

A major Houston grocery store is closing as trendier options crop up all around it

Houston art rumblings: Another theater jumps into the renovation craze, trying to update its Rice Village digs

Social Scene

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Guns do good: Shooting competition raises more than $770,000 for children in Houston

Hot cars, fine watches and beautiful Italian models build LaFerrari anticipation

Spring Fling brings the ladies out to shop, eat and coo over a sweetie designer

Music, dance & spoken word from top arts groups highlight Pink at the Brown

Sports

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Forget Collin Klein and even Case Keenum, this country music star's son is real impact Texans longshot

Reid Ryan a better pick than Nolan Ryan for Astros, but Luhnow still ultimately controls franchise's fate

What it really takes to be a pro triathlete: Behind the intense prep for Ironman Texas

No wives, no gala: Astros explain cancellation of Women's Center fundraiser, pledge $18 million for kids

Travel

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National magazine dubs Houston one of most affordable travel destinations in America

Punk times are back: New NYC fashion exhibit shows off spiked hair, safety pins and more

Films from French comedy master inspire dreams of a romantic Paris getaway

Another win for Southwest Airlines: Nonstop service slated for Washington D.C.

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Hiram Butler

Houston arts pioneer shoots straight on gallery growth, a happy marriage and closeted gay Republicans

By Shelby Hodge

04.17.13 | 7:04 am

When Hiram Butler opened his gallery in 1984, there was no Menil Collection, there were only three curators at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (today there are a dozen), no one dreamed that the MF ...

From cavities to canvases

From Mexico to Montrose, Edgar Medina finds a gallery home at Native Citizen

By Whitney Radley

06.27.12 | 6:00 am

Edgar Medina has come a long way in four years, when the Mexican émigré gave up a stint in dental school to pursue a career as a visual artist. Medina told CultureMap that ...

Cooperative Art

Not your ordinary art gallery: After overcoming lingerie takeover, Archway thrives in new space

By Whitney Radley

02.07.12 | 1:01 pm

I have passed by Archway Gallery on Dunlavy street countless times without ever stopping. But once I went through its doors, I was amazed by what I found: A beautiful space that serves as a haven f ...

Opening of Beautiful Freaks/Nature's Bastards

09.08.11

The exhibition will feature sculpture, carbon drawings, embroidery and cut paper pieces. Leigh Anne Lester's works address the place between the genesis of genetic modification and its after ef

Opening Reception for Large-Scale: The Painting Show

Wade Wilson Art

08.27.11 - 09.09.11

Large-Scale: The Painting Show features paintings by Tom Berg, Lucinda Cobley, Jill Moser, Peter Sacks, Mark Williams and new gallery artist Zachariah Rieke. The scale of a painting often deter

Optical Reality

Visual aid: Museum District eye doctor's office doubles as an art gallery

By Steven Thomson

05.24.11 | 5:12 am

Only on the roller coaster of no-zoning inner Loop real estate can a posh eatery become a neo-rave hotspot, and then an eye doctor office-cum-art gallery. Such is the story of 4704 Montrose Blvd. ...

Opening Reception for PERPLEXED by GONZO247

05.21.11

Graffiti artist and documentary filmmaker GONZO247 will present his most recent works, inspired by his travels to Africa and his work in Houston as a full-time artist. The opening recepti

Art on the Prairie

The roots of Lone Star art: William Reaves unearths the Texas modernist landscape

By Steven Thomson

03.31.11 | 4:40 pm

This month's editorial series, True Grit: Houston Style, has sought to answer to what extent Houston embraces its Texas roots. To investigate how Houston artists have come to terms with their s ...

William Reaves Fine Art

Prized moments in Texas modernism

2313 Brun Street
Houston, TX 77019

access your inner child

The city is a (free) playground at ArtHouston 2010: The exhibits you can't miss

By Steven Thomson

07.09.10 | 8:45 pm

Digging itself out from the summer doldrums, the Houston art world kicks into hyperdrive on Saturday for the annual ArtHouston event. Involving 30 galleries, the day-long ArtHouston 2010 is open to ...

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Gallery Hopping in The Heights	Where the NFL/NBA Players Play

Gallery M Squared Hiram Butler Gallery 18 Hands Gallery G Gallery Redbud Gallery	Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse Vic & Anthony’s Hotel Icon Sushi Raku Yao's Restaurant and Bar at Houston Pavillions (closed)
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A-List Art Deco	Free Museum Days

Lawndale Art Center Houston City Hall JPMorgan Chase Building University of Houston — Downtown Macy's Downtown	The Menil Collection Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Contemporary Arts Museum Houston Houston Museum of Natural Science Children's Museum of Houston Holocaust Museum Houston Blaffer Art Museum
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Places to see an art house movie	Test Drives: Today's hottest cars

Sundance Cinemas River Oaks Theatre Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Brown Auditorium 14 Pews Alamo Drafthouse Mason Park Rice Media Center AMC Studio 30	Formula One technology hits the streets: A sneak peek at McLaren's new supercar Revving up summer in the 2011 Chevy Camaro convertible: Does the top down love stack up? A sporty new Range Rover that's big on style: CultureMap previews the new Evoque The Ford Mustang GT convertible is the original pony car, but is it the best? An exotic tour of the town with Houston Motor Club: Inside the culture of hot car swapping Volvo S60 T5 strives to be a little naughty, but with nifty features it sure is nice The comeback kid: Chrysler experiences a renaissance with the 200 and 300
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Imperiled Architecture	Shops for the Hip H-Town Man

River Oaks Theatre Alabama Theater Astrodome Rice Museum building Sears	Mortar Reserve Supply Company Kuhl-Linscomb Billy Reid Hamilton Shirts
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Late Night Bites	Indie Coffee Joints

Spanish Flowers BB's Cajun Café Frank's Pizza House of Pies Theo's Smith & Wollensky Taqueria La Tapatia	Greenway Coffee Co. Brasil Agora Black Hole Café Catalina Coffee Down House The Coffee Groundz
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Quirky Houston attractions	Hotel Bar Great Escapes

Beer Can House National Museum of Funeral History Orange Show Center for Visionary Art Anderson Fair Glenwood Cemetery	The Bar at La Colombe d’Or Hotel Bar Malatesta Monarch Lounge Monnalisa Vinoteca Line and Lariat
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Cupcake Heaven	Frosty Sno Cone Stands

Sprinkles Cupcakes Crave Cupcakes Sugarbaby's Cupcake Boutique Ooh La La Dessert Boutique Dessert Gallery-Kirby Celebrity Cupcakes Jodycakes	MAM's House of Ice Tampico Tropical Chill Sno Beach
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Downtown Watering Holes	Not-To-Be-Missed Ceviche

CharBar The Flying Saucer Draught Emporium Hearsay La Carafe McElroy's and Molly's State Bar notsuoH	Hugo's Escalante's-Highland Village Cyclone Anaya's Ninfa's on Navigation Pico's Mex-Mex
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Swell Party Venues	The Bow Wows of Dog Parks

The Corinthian Goode's Armadillo Palace Hotel ZaZa Houston House of Blues Houston Hudson Lounge La Colombe d'Or Lucky Strike Lanes	Market Square Park Danny Jackson Family Dog Park Congressman Bill Archer Dog Park Millie Bush Dog Park Discovery Green Ervan Chew Dog Park
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Cool hotel pools for chilling	Happy Hour treats

Hotel Granduca Four Seasons Hotel Hotel ZaZa The St. Regis Hotel Hotel Sorella, CityCentre Westin Houston Memorial City	Uchi Benjy's-Washington Alto Pizzeria (Closed) Bistro Bar Brennan's of Houston Fleming's-River Oaks Down House
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05.21.13

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Best memories: Eight terrific performances that made this arts season special

05.21.13

11:44 am

The most unusual cocktails ever? Houston's bar scene is shaken up by Hendrick's

05.21.13

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Inside great designer homes: Lifestyle blogger Ronda Rice Carmen gives everyone house envy

05.21.13

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Small restaurants to get big beer and wine power: How Justin Vann will change Houston's food scene

05.21.13

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Health Museum Young Professionals dress to kill for triple crown polo benefit

21 \| may at 6:00 pm	Margaret Alkek Williams Crain Garden Performance Series: Houston Girls Chorus
Crain Garden Lobby at Methodist Hospital
21 \| may at 6:00 pm	CultureMap Mixers on the Map with SEARCH Homeless Services, Friends for Life, Young Neighbors and Holocaust Museum Houston's Next Generation
Hotel Derek
21 \| may at 7:30 pm	Alley Theatre presents Warrior Class
Alley Theatre
21 \| may at 7:30 pm	Theatre Under The Stars presents Spamalot
Hobby Center for the Performing Arts

Hiram Butler

By Shelby Hodge

04.17.13 | 7:04 am

When Hiram Butler opened his gallery in 1984, there was no Menil Collection, there were only three curators at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (today there are a dozen), no one dreamed that the MF ...

From cavities to canvases

By Whitney Radley

06.27.12 | 6:00 am

Edgar Medina has come a long way in four years, when the Mexican émigré gave up a stint in dental school to pursue a career as a visual artist. Medina told CultureMap that ...

Cooperative Art

By Whitney Radley

02.07.12 | 1:01 pm

I have passed by Archway Gallery on Dunlavy street countless times without ever stopping. But once I went through its doors, I was amazed by what I found: A beautiful space that serves as a haven f ...

09.08.11

The exhibition will feature sculpture, carbon drawings, embroidery and cut paper pieces. Leigh Anne Lester's works address the place between the genesis of genetic modification and its after ef

08.27.11 - 09.09.11

Large-Scale: The Painting Show features paintings by Tom Berg, Lucinda Cobley, Jill Moser, Peter Sacks, Mark Williams and new gallery artist Zachariah Rieke. The scale of a painting often deter

Optical Reality

By Steven Thomson

05.24.11 | 5:12 am

Only on the roller coaster of no-zoning inner Loop real estate can a posh eatery become a neo-rave hotspot, and then an eye doctor office-cum-art gallery. Such is the story of 4704 Montrose Blvd. ...

05.21.11

Graffiti artist and documentary filmmaker GONZO247 will present his most recent works, inspired by his travels to Africa and his work in Houston as a full-time artist. The opening recepti

Art on the Prairie

By Steven Thomson

03.31.11 | 4:40 pm

This month's editorial series, True Grit: Houston Style, has sought to answer to what extent Houston embraces its Texas roots. To investigate how Houston artists have come to terms with their s ...

Prized moments in Texas modernism

2313 Brun Street Houston, TX 77019

access your inner child

By Steven Thomson

07.09.10 | 8:45 pm

Digging itself out from the summer doldrums, the Houston art world kicks into hyperdrive on Saturday for the annual ArtHouston event. Involving 30 galleries, the day-long ArtHouston 2010 is open to ...

2313 Brun Street
Houston, TX 77019