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Losing, Lost Gems
In these angsty times, sometimes you have to scour the art scene for life.Kultur
As mannered Britons dump garbage all over gallery floors under the auspices of creating “art,” and brash young Americans simply Xerox their favorite photos of celebrities onto canvases in a seemingly endless, relent...
The Big Picture(s)
KulturA touring photo exhibit perplexes, while the 817′s two major dance companies generate some ka-ching.
Open Ears and Minds
KulturSeattle transplant Herb Levy settled in Fort Worth eight years ago so that his wife, painter Carol Ivey, could be closer to her family.
New Visions
Based on the debut last weekend of the Lone Star International Film Festival, good cinematic things are in store for the Fort.Kultur
One of the best things about the Lone Star International Film Festival, presented by the Lone Star Film Society, is that the festival’s inaugural outing last week was true to the “Lone Star” and “International” portio...
Act III
Stage West gets ready to move into new digs and rediscover some lost energy.Kultur
In its 28 seasons, Stage West has offered a little bit of pretty much everything: regional premieres, regional and national debuts, sentimental favorites, you name it.
Colors
The battle lines on the turf of racial equality are clearly drawn in Jubilee Theatre’s Permanent Collection.Kultur
With recent controversies surrounding the so-called Jena Six and the Duke lacrosse team rape fiasco, it’s hard to think of a more timely play than Jubilee Theatre’s current, rough-rattling production of Thomas Gibbons’ Pe...
TBT Comes to Life
KulturTexas Ballet Theater’s performances of Coppelia last weekend in Bass Performance Hall fulfilled a promise made several years ago.
Gallery Night or TCU football?
KulturThings were looking good for the Frogs last Saturday afternoon — until the third quarter.
Maverick Comic-Book Artist
KulturIn 2003, a little-known Arlington comic-book artist began publishing a series about a teenager who comes back from the dead to fight evil.
The List
AIAFW gets ready to release its ‘Favorite Building’ survey — you think yours made it? Ours definitely won’t.Kultur
Maybe even more than movies, architecture seems to be the one thing we’re all experts in. Everyone has an opinion, everyone’s ready to share it (whether we want to hear it or not), and everybody else is wrong.