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(11/14/18 12:07am)
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Celebrating Día de los Muertos in Houston: MECA Makes an Impact
(10/31/18 12:11am)
A local nonprofit is involving local Houston communities in the exploration and appreciation of Latinx culture with its annual festival celebrating Día de los Muertos. Multicultural Education and Counseling through the Arts (MECA) hosts the annual event that boasted upwards of 10,000 visitors in 2017. The festival runs for two days in late October and offers festival-goers the chance to experience various facets of Latinx traditions, including food, music and crafts.
Korean Festival Houston: A Celebration of Heritage in the Heart of Houston
(10/17/18 1:19am)
A Symphony of Silhouettes: Discovery Green presents “moonGARDEN”
(10/02/18 11:29pm)
Hidden in the bustle of downtown Houston now lies a vibrant moonscape that takes shadow storytelling to a whole new level.
Rice Media Center hosts Agustin Estrada’s ‘Shizen: On the Art of Looking at Nature’
(09/25/18 11:05pm)
Agustín Estrada’s photography exhibit “Shizen: On the Art of Looking at Nature,” which showcases intricate perspectives of nature in the context of Japanese culture, opened at the Rice Media Center Main Gallery Tuesday, Sept. 18. While “Shizen” translates directly to “nature,” this broad term is categorized into three distinct aspects that are individually explored and developed by Estrada. The first is “Niwa,” Japanese ponds and gardens that serve as “pure places” to interact with nature. The second is “Hanami,” the blooming of flowers in early spring, and the third is “Momiji,” the falling and changing colors of leaves in autumn.
‘A Simple Favor’ entertains but suffers from predictable twists
(09/19/18 3:17am)
“A Simple Favor” is a provocative feminine neo-noir that may leave something to be desired, but still indulges a charmingly bittersweet aftertaste.
Memoirs of a 70-year-old stage: CAMH presents “Stage Environment”
(09/12/18 12:31am)
“Stage Environment: You Didn’t Have to Be There,” an exhibit highlighting the rich history of performance art at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, opened on Friday, Sept. 7. The museum collections include documentation of live dance, music and acting performances at CAMH from the mid-20th century to the present.