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What's better than Flavin and solo musical improvisations Nameless Sound's'Sources and Echoes: A Decade of Musical Improvisation in Houston" is set for 7p.m. Saturday at Menil's Richmond Hall. -
The Apollo Chamber Players will rock out to Shostakovich in "From Russia withLove." The musicians will bring out the Russian's rich framework and folkinfluences. That's what Apollo does best.Photo by Chris Detrick -
What will be uncovered at The Heritage Society’s "Finding maS notsuoH" HistoricScavenger Hunt?
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The main attraction at the Bayou City Art Festival are the 17 differentcategories of art — from paintings to pottery to sculpture to mixed media — andthe featured artist, printmaker Tanya Doskova. -
Ballet Barre's "A Dinner in Four Acts" is chaired by Beth Zdeblick and includesa cocktail reception and a silent auction. -
Marina Zurkow, Still from Mesocosm (Wink, Texas), 2012, software-drivenanimation, color and sound
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Elizabeth Dunbar, the new executive director of DiverseWorks ArtSpacePhoto by Celesta Danger -
William Betts, interim directorPhoto by Fulton Davenport: PWL Studio -
DiverseWorks ArtSpace
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William Betts is the new interim executive director at DiverseWorksPhoto by Fulton Davenport: PWL Studio
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Diane Barber will leave DiverseWorks at the end of SeptemberPhoto by Gary Fountain -
"City Council Meeting" by Aaron Landsman -
Zoe Scofield in "A Crack in Everything"
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Peter Chu of Kidd Pivot in a dress rehearsal of "Dark Matters"Photo by Christopher Duggan -
Father puppet, as played by Chet Farmer, in "Bedtime Stories" by Mike and KellySwitzer, performed as part of the Houston Fringe FestivalPhoto by Kelly Switzer -
Liam Bonner as the witch and Fiona Murphy as Hansel in the Houston Grand Opera'sproduction of "Hansel and Gretel"Photo by Brett Coomer -
Jane Comfort and Company in a dress rehearsal for "Underground River"Photo by Christopher Duggan -
Joey Fauerso, Still from "Me Time," 2010
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Miss Barbie Q in "Cat Lady"Photo by Diana Toshiko -
Cat Lady and castPhoto by Diana Toshiko -
The Cat Lady Cast with DJ Fuji, from left: Clayton Shane Farris, Jabez Zuniga,Kristina Wong and Miss Barbie QPhoto by John Freeland Jr. -
Kristina Wong in "Cat Lady"Photo by Diana Toshiko -
DJ Fuji, left, instructing Cat Lady cast member Miss Barbie Q on some pick-upskillsPhoto by John Freeland Jr. -
From Kristina Wong's "Cat Lady," Jabez ZunigaPhoto by Diana Toshiko
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Rick Perry has suggested slashing the TCA. -
Are Texas arts in danger? -
Contemporary Arts Museum Houston director, Bill ArningPhoto by Jenny Antill -
Wendy Watriss, co-founder and co-creative director of FotoFestPhoto by Clifford Pugh -
Sarah Loudermilk, executive director of Da Camera -
Jenni Rebecca Stephenson, executive director of Spacetaker -
Janette Cosley, executive director of The Ensemble TheatrePhoto by Michelle Watson/CatchlightGroup.com
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Darwin Deez at Fitzgerald's Friday -
At Opera in the Heights, "Don Carlo" with Emily Newton as Queen ElisabettaPhoto by Gwen Turner Juarez -
Society for the Performing Arts: Ladysmith Black Mambazo performs Friday
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Classical Japanese dance meets American post-modern dance meets songs by TheCarpenters and Lou Reed played on a toy piano in "Tyler, Tyler" at DiverseWorks. -
The Houston Ballet production of "Sandpaper Ballet"Photo by Amitava Sarkar -
Houston Grand Opera's "Turn of the Screw"Photo by Rob Maccoll
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Nickteel performs "This is going to be Amazing" at Performance Art Houston.Photo by Rico Svaughn -
Emily Johnson & Catalyst Dance in "The Thank-you Bar," to be performed atDiverseWorks April 28-30, 2011Photo by Cameron Wittig -
"Tyler, Tyler" by Yasuko Yokoshi. "Tyler, Tyler" will be performed atDiverseWorks on Oct. 14-17. -
Universes in "Ameriville," set for DiverseWorks Sept. 30-Oct. 2Photo by Harlan Taylor -
Poetry & Art- ON DEMAND, July 23, (in back, from left): Andrew Kozma, BeccaWadlinger, Glenn Shaheen and Hannah Rebecca Gamble; (in foreground, from left):Katherine Kearns, Devon Moore, Chris Thompson and Carlos Hernandez -
July Artist SPEAKeasy, featuring artist Vincent Fink -
Filmic Stew with Cinema Bomar, July 10, with Paul Nelson, founder of CinemaBomar, by the projector
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Brent Green's Gravity House, opened up -
Hurricane Katrina, reconsidered -
Artist Kristina Wong
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Photo by Gary Fountain
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Joseph Hernandez and Ashley Lynn Gilfix of Ballet Austin in the New AmericanTalent/Dance program performing "The Whistling," choreographed by Dominic WalshPhoto by Tony Spielberg -
Dancers Jaime Lynn Witts, from left, Joseph Hernandez, Christopher Swaim andMichelle Thompson in a performance choreographed by Nelly van BommellPhoto by Tony Spielberg