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With so much to choose from on Gallery Night (see Night & Day sidebar), we’re giving this space to the new show at Milan...
Riley Holloway’s People
A somber, melancholic portrait anchors Riley Holloway’s solo exhibit at Fort Works Art. Its crisscrossed brushstrokes and deep, earthy tones convey the solemnity of...
Cold Shakes
The last eight months have been very busy for Jason and Lauren Morgan, the married co-founders and artistic directors of Stolen Shakespeare Guild. Along...
Spellbound
The dark, smoky room seemed fitting for a class on witchcraft spells.
I followed the address on the Facebook event page to a nondescript office...
Glory Won’t Be Denied
For an opera company known for cultivating young talent and taking on newer, contemporary works (as well as re-envisioning classics), Fort Worth Opera has...
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This week marks the 35th anniversary of the founding of William Campbell Contemporary Art. The official celebration won't be until next month, but you...
Well Don
Reading Miguel de Cervantes’ Don Quixote is a strangely unsettling experience. It was written when the novel form was just being invented, which is...
The Street: Hard Hitting
There’s absolutely nothing glamorous or sexy about documenting homelessness, and that’s the point of B.J. Lacasse’s new book, The Street: A Journey into Homelessness.
The...
Irving Music Factory Hurts
I don’t know much about Irving, except that it lies somewhere between here and Big D and that other than maybe having a place...
Neapolitans
The city of Naples, Italy, is known for a great many things: pizza, ice cream, Enrico Caruso, Sophia Loren, a dialect that’s so distinctive...
