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Black Songs Matter
Right now, we all could use a little more African-American righteous anger in our lives. If you don’t believe me, just watch the videos...
Framing Desire: The Big Picture
“Portrait (P. Lappat)” is imposing in both scale and content, with a gaze that’s inescapable. Though it’s the first thing you see when you...
Imbroglio Sextet’s Grace
Cara Pollard’s 30-year career has been a balancing act between sitting in academia and following her restless spirit all over the world. With her...
Jay Wilkinson Versus the World
Jay Wilkinson’s first works of art were inspired by comics but not in a Roy Lichtenstein kind of way.
“I was dyslexic,” Wilkinson said, “so...
Dabbling in Art
Recent exhibits at the Kimbell Art Museum have included works from the Musée d’Orsay, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and private collections around the...
It’s Hall a Dream
Casting aside conventional thinking has been the Hall Ensemble’s unofficial mantra since forming seven years ago. In an artform steeped in centuries of tradition,...
Blockage
Fort Worth Community Arts Center wants to get you in the mood. And then shove you face-first into a cold shower.
Certainly in honor of...
Merry Me
Most people may know The Merry Widow as a Franz Lehar operetta sung on stage and screen. The engaging melodies have pleased countless audiences...
Dark Days
Dog Days isn’t your typical opera. No unrequited love, no redemption, no slapstick humor, and the main character doesn’t sing a single line. But...
Impressive Faces
We just can’t shake him. On billboards, on buses, in publications like this one –– it seems that wherever we look, there’s Vincent van...
