Katelyn Landry

FEATURES 7/19/20 7:18pm

Reginald Moore, Sugar Land 95 activist and “a people’s historian,” leaves behind a legacy of endurance

By Katelyn Landry and Ivanka Perez

“He was a supremely honest person trying to tell difficult stories. It’s not Mr. Moore who was difficult, it’s the history he insisted on uncovering that many people have difficulty with.”

A&E 6/4/20 9:53pm

Revealing fragility and standing on the brink: A conversation with Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton

By Katelyn Landry

“I had the opportunity to speak with [Deborah D.E.E.P] Mouton about her process of creating a community poem, the augmentation of the artwork’s message by our present moment in history and our collective responsibility to actively create that better future — rather than sit idly by and wait for its announcement.”

A&E 4/7/20 6:00pm

KTRU sustains its sound from a distance with new remote programming

By Katelyn Landry

After recently celebrating the restoration of its original call sign letters last fall, KTRU has entered yet another new chapter in its vibrant history: completely remote operations. Rather than surrendering the airwaves to Robo — the station’s “robot” automated system which plays prerecorded music and announcements on loop — the DJs of Rice Radio have found a way to preserve the human touch that makes KTRU a destination for eclectic music lovers across Houston and beyond.

A&E 3/24/20 9:10pm

Review: Gambino paints a timely, turbulent landscape with surprise album ‘3.15.20’

By Katelyn Landry

These days, it seems that everything is undergoing an unstoppable metamorphosis, shedding its old skin and emerging anew and unexpected. Donald Glover seems to be the personification of this transitory moment, since his recent album “3.15.20” has been rumored to be the final project under his psuedonomic stage name, Childish Gambino. With “3.15.20,” Glover is leading the charge into the future with no less anxiety than the rest of us, but with the impeccable finesse desperately needed to remind us of our humanity in the face of apocalypse.

A&E 3/10/20 5:56pm

Historic SXSW cancellation leaves Austin arts industries reeling

By Katelyn Landry

South by Southwest, an annual music, film, technology and media festival held in Austin, was canceled Friday, March 6 amid concerns about COVID-19. The cancellation was ordered after both the City of Austin and Travis County declared a local state of disaster on Friday. Despite having no reported cases of coronavirus in the Austin area, the declarations were signed by Mayor Steve Adler and Travis County Judge Sarah Eckhardt as a precautionary measure against the rapidly escalating epidemic.

A&E 3/3/20 10:03pm

Travis Scott opens high-end streetwear outpost in Rice VIllage

By Katelyn Landry

It takes a village ... to clothe a child in hundreds of dollars of Travis Scott merch. Rice Village is now the permanent home of the renowned Houston rapper’s clothing and lifestyle boutique, Space Village.

A&E 2/25/20 10:02pm

Touchable Gods: Winningham photography exhibit resurrects Houston’s ringleaders

By Katelyn Landry

In a city as sprawling and teeming with life as Houston, crowds have an energy, a vitality and a gravity of their own. Photography professor Geoff Winningham (Baker College ’65) knows this. He’s known this since 1971, when the young photographer found himself caught in the gravitational pull of the Houston Coliseum.

A&E 2/18/20 9:01pm

‘Black Girl Church’ celebrates versatility, resilience

By Katelyn Landry

When I asked Rice Creative Society founder Taylor Crain what struck her most about the documentary short film “Black Girl Church,” her answer was simple: “It’s encapsulated in the title — the documentary feels like home.”

A&E 1/28/20 9:40pm

Homecoming: 27th Houston Iranian Film Festival to conclude at Rice Cinema

By Katelyn Landry

Co-founded by Rice Cinema and the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, the Houston Iranian Film Festival will return to campus this weekend to conclude its 27th annual iteration with a celebration of Abbas Kiarostami, one of Iran’s most monumental filmmakers.

A&E 1/21/20 9:51pm

Serge Attukwei Clottey talks migration, upcoming Moody exhibit

By Katelyn Landry

“Softening Borders” invites you to step into another’s shoes, no matter where in the world they may be standing.

Katelyn Landry

Reginald Moore, Sugar Land 95 activist and “a people’s historian,” leaves behind a legacy of endurance

Revealing fragility and standing on the brink: A conversation with Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton

KTRU sustains its sound from a distance with new remote programming

Review: Gambino paints a timely, turbulent landscape with surprise album ‘3.15.20’

Historic SXSW cancellation leaves Austin arts industries reeling

Travis Scott opens high-end streetwear outpost in Rice VIllage

Touchable Gods: Winningham photography exhibit resurrects Houston’s ringleaders

‘Black Girl Church’ celebrates versatility, resilience

Homecoming: 27th Houston Iranian Film Festival to conclude at Rice Cinema

Serge Attukwei Clottey talks migration, upcoming Moody exhibit

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