New Bayou City Stories: New Digital Works from Emerging Media Makers Aug. 6th
July 28, 2010 by Torri Carter · Leave a Comment
Spammo and Houston Institute for Culture presents the New Bayou City Stories: New Digital Works from Emerging Media Makers Friday, August 6th at 6:30 p.m. This cultural event will include works from the Dawn Project, Centre for Digital Storytelling, Houston Institute for Culture, Yates H. S. Photography Program and FotoFest Literacy Through Photography. New Bayou [...]
Plush PR and Art Flow Promotions presents: Fusion of the Senses August Edition
July 28, 2010 by Torri Carter · Leave a Comment
It’s about that time again! Plush PR and Art Flow Promotions are coming together to present another fabulous edition of “Fusion of the Senses”. To our new comers, “Fusion of the Senses” is a monthly mixer showcasing, music, art, and fashion. There will be a blend of local and national artists presenting their art. Partial [...]
Wicked at the Hobby Center of Performing Arts June 30th-July 25th
July 10, 2010 by Torri Carter · Leave a Comment
Named as “the best musical of the decade” by Entertainment Weekly, Wicked has returned to Houston after nearly five years. Wicked is broadway’s biggest blockbuster and cultural phenomenon. Wicked illustrates the story of two girls who meet in Oz , one with Emerald green skin and the other just simply beautiful, climaxing to how they [...]
The Black Box Theatre Group presents THE WAGER by Mark Medoff @ the Ensemble Theatre
The Wager tells the story of four college students and their un-orthodox journey in finding out the true nature of their bond and friendship. Leeds, the brainy, tart-tongued graduate student, has bet his “super-jock” roommate, Ward (a Phys-Ed major), that Ward can seduce Honor, the wife of a young professor (Ron). But Leeds has also [...]
Labotanica presents: Extended Drawing
May 21, 2010 by Torri Carter · Leave a Comment
Extended drawing is a new exhibition about experimental approaches to drawing. It will include photography, film, performance, site-specific installations, and and other numerous genres of art. Artists include Regina Agu, Aisen Caro Chacin, Melanie Jamison, Dinorah de Jesús Rodriguez, Ayanna Jolivet Mccloud, Tyrone Saunders, Carrie Schneider, and Christina Summers. Opening day is May 21st and it will [...]
Fiesta On The Island Art & Musica, May 4th @ the Contintental Club
April 27, 2010 by Torri Carter · Leave a Comment
The Fiesta On The Island Art and Musica will be showcasing live body art and music at the Continental Club on May 4th. Featured artist include Anna Spradley, K.the Pistol, Julie Zarate, and more. So come grab a bite and a cold one while DJ Shortee and DJ Senor Jukebox light up the ones and [...]
The Houston International Festival in Downtown Houston April 24-25
April 23, 2010 by Torri Carter · Leave a Comment
The Houston International Festival is here!…The Caribbean is being spotlighted this year. Come enjoy the food, music, and culture in the heart of Downtown Houston. Special guest include George Clinton, Eddie Palmieri, and Steel Pulse. When: April 24th 12-10pm April 25th 12-8pm Where: Downtown Houston including City Hall, Tranquility Park, and Sam Houston Park For more [...]
Art by Juvenile Defenders, Feb. 4th @ Premium Goods
February 1, 2010 by Torri Carter · Leave a Comment
The Children’s Prison Arts Project (CPAP) will be showcasing Art by Juvenile Defenders entitled “Making A Difference for a Better Tomorrow”. CPAP is a non-profit arts education organization whose strives to introduce juvenile offenders in correctional facilities and shelters to an innovative educational theater and visual arts forum where they can express themselves in a [...]
Barkley L. Hendricks: Birth of the Cool in Houston, Starts Jan. 30th @ The Contemporary Arts Museum
January 19, 2010 by Torri Carter · 3 Comments
Barkley Hendricks’s stylistic renderings connect the art movements of American realism and post-modernism while touching upon many of the art movements of the 1960s and 1970s—pop art, photorealism, minimalism, even black aesthetic nationalism. Join Hendricks and organizing curator Trevor Schoonmaker, curator of contemporary art at the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University, for a [...]
Premium Goods Call for Artist Entries
October 5, 2009 by Dave Pline · Leave a Comment
When visiting Premium Goods in The Village, the vibe definitely takes customers to a cool place outside of Houston. Premium Goods, the original hub out of Brooklyn, is a great place for sneaker aficionados to purchase limited edition kicks in an eclectic east coast atmosphere. You may walk in on a DJ spinning some classic [...]


