A Texas Author’s Exploration Of Colombian Violence
Adriana E. Ramirez's latest book, The Violence: My Family's Colombian War is a literary non-fiction account of the period in Colombia simply known as The Violence
Jef Rouner
Ben Kerswell Brings The Fun “Bach”
The youngest artistic director of Houston's Bach Society is eager to remind everyone that the classical composer and musician was a rock star ahead of his time
Continuing An Artist's Legacy In Jackson County
The Jackson County creative community bands together to continue the legacy of the late musician Jack Motley
A Whimsical And Colorful Houston Halloween Graveyard
A sculptor and art activist have transformed a graveyard installation in Houston into a celebration of life and loss
Joaquin Soto Turns Twisted Metal Into Gods
The preoccupation with surviving trauma permeates most of Juan Soto’s work. He combs through junkyards looking for old cars that have the donor materials he needs.
The Sculptures Reframing Women’s History In Austin
On October 27, artist and filmmaker Tiffany Shlain will be unveiling her latest work in Austin (just in time before the midterm election)
The Comic Repurposing Lovecraft For Mexican Stories
Hector Rodriguez III has been creating Mexican comic stories for 15 years. His latest one pits monsters created by one of literature’s most notorious racists against the legendary Pancho Villa.