Performance Artist

Rothko Chapel hosts Silkroad Ensemble on International Day of Peace

Rothko Chapel will observe the International Day of Peace on Sept. 21 at 7:00 p.m. with a performance by the Grammy-award winning Silkroad Ensemble. Founded by internationally renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma, Silkroad is comprised of musicians that represent dozens of nationalities and artistic traditions. They create music that embraces difference to create a more hopeful world. The performance is a pay-what-you-can program with a suggested donation of $20.00 per person. Rothko Chapel is located at 3900 Yupon at Sul Ross, Houston, 77006.

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When:

Sep 21, 2018

Cost:

Suggested donation of $20

Time:

7:00 pm

Kid Friendly:

Yes

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Creative | Performance Artist | Performance Art | Performing Arts

Ángel Quesada on Nuestra Palabra 90.1FM

Nuestra palabra hosts Artist Ángel Quesada for a lively discussion about LatinX arts in Houston.

A lively discussion about the state of LatinX Arts in and around the city ; actions, activities and artwork being created in the United State’s fourth largest city, Houston. Topics range from street art to arts funding for LatinX arts communities and the future of the city’s artscape.

When:

Aug 28, 2018

Cost:

Free

Time:

6:27 pm to 7:28 pm

Location:

KPFT 90.1 Pacifica Radio

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'Persistence of Memory' by T.T.C. Dance

TCC Dance

Persistence of Memory takes its audience on a journey between the real and the surreal, where imagination is the only limitation of beauty. Ting-Ting Chang has conceptualized a convergence of dance and painting, focusing on the idea of moving sculptures and reexamining Salvador Dali's drawers and Sigmund Freud's unconscious mind. The piece won the Grand Prize award in the 2016 McCallum Theatre Choreography Festival.

About the Artistic Director and Choreographer

Ting-Ting Chang is a dancer, choreographer, and scholar born in Taiwan. An international choreographer in residence at American Dance Festival, she is a two-time winner of the McCallum Theatre's Choreography Festival and the Silver Award of China's 8th Lotus Cup. Her choreography was sponsored by Taiwan's Ministry of Culture and performed in the 2016 Kuala Lumpur International Arts Festival (Malaysia), the 3rd Silk Road International Arts Festival, the 2016 Shanghai Dance Stage International Festival, the 2015 Guangdong Dance Festival (China), the 2015 Asia Pacific Dance Bridge in Esplanade (Singapore), the 2015 Spotlight Project at University of Surrey (U.K.), and the 2013 Festival d'Avignon Off (France).

About T.T.C. Dance

T.T.C. Dance was established in the autumn of 2012 in an effort to return to the essence of dance, focusing on the body and reimagining its possibilities. Since then, the company has channeled this energy in reinventing the visual aspect of the performing art. By collaborating with artists from various fields and experimenting with different concepts, they continue to make positive strides towards a dynamic visual spectacle that is equally entertaining and inspiring.

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When:

Sep 22, 2018

Cost:

$20 ASTC Members, $30 Nonmembers

Time:

7:30 pm

Kid Friendly:

Yes

Saturday Time & Price:

7:30pm to 8:30pm, $20 ASTC Members, $30 Nonmembers

Location:

Asia Society Texas Center

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Sacred Music Sacred Dance for World Healing

Sacred Dance Tibet

Following the last two years’ sold-out programs at Asia Society, the famed multiphonic singers of Tibet’s Drepung Loseling Monastery return to perform Sacred Music Sacred Dance for World Healing on Saturday, August 18. Their sellout performances in Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center received national acclaim, and were praised as “remarkable” by The New York Times and “a universal expression of the human subconscious” by The Washington Post

Robed in magnificent costumes and playing traditional Tibetan instruments, the Drepung Loseling monks will present ancient temple music and dance. The Loseling monks are particularly renowned for their multiphonic chanting known as zokkay (complete chord). Each of the main chantmasters simultaneously intones three notes, thus each individually creating a complete chord. They also utilize traditional instruments, such as 10-foot-long dung chen horns, drums, bells, cymbals, and gyaling trumpets. Rich brocade costumes and masked dances, such as the Dance of the Sacred Snow Lion, add to the splendor.

About the Performances

For the first time at Asia Society, the monks will perform an afternoon matinee as well as an evening full-length program.

Afternoon Matinee (2-2:45 p.m.)

This shorter performance, appropriate for families, will feature a selection of the full-length program's music and dance.

Evening Program (7-8:30 p.m.)

This full-length performance has sold out the past two years.

Tickets or Details:

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When:

Aug 18, 2018

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Cost:

2:00pm — $15 ASTC Members, $25 Nonmembers 7:00pm — $35 ASTC Members, $45 Nonmembers

Time:

2:00 pm to 8:30 pm

Kid Friendly:

Yes

Saturday Time & Price:

2:00pm — $15 ASTC Members, $25 Nonmembers, 7:00pm — $35 ASTC Members, $45 Nonmembers

Location:

Asia Society Texas Center

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Contemporary Showcase

Contemporary Showcase at the G Gallery

A Contemporary Showcase of pieces Houston Brass Quintet has recently premiered or recorded! Featured on the program is a work by Sy Brandon, "Wonderland". This 6 movement work themed on "Alice in Wonderland" by Lewis Carrol will feature narration by actor Askari Mohammad.

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When:

Jul 8, 2018

Cost:

Free, but donations encouraged

Time:

4:00 pm

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She's A Sweet Heart but That Girl is For Sale

Live Social Art Showcase

It is a privilege to invite you to participate at the 5th Annual Jamerson Art Exhibition by buying an exhibition stall, each stall costs $20,000 and an usher will be assigned to you for the duration of the Exhibition. This event will be held at 11503 Gladefield Drive Houston, texas 77099, from the 23rd to the 24th of June 2018. The exhibit will begin at 10:00 am and end at 5:00 each day.

This upcoming event is organized for the benefit of individuals of families who wish to explore and find new artworks and it also gives the artists, art dealers and sponsors a chance to network.

We at Jamerson's Arts would appreciate your participation and with your participation We Will Hold A Fundraiser for the Kids to Receive school supplies. Please share and invite your friends and family with you .

*Fun Art Specials This weekend.

Respectfully Yours,

Will Jamerson

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When:

Jun 23, 2018

Cost:

Free

Time:

1:00 pm

Kid Friendly:

Yes

Saturday Time & Price:

01:00 pm 25.00 Raffle

Sunday Time & Price:

01:00 pm 25.00 Raffle

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Professional Development

Special Events

Auction

Fundraiser

Moving beyond the Hypothetical

An Interactive Performance by Emily Sloan

MYSTIC
LYON is hosting “Moving
beyond the Hypothetical,” an Interactive Performance by Emily Sloan
on Sunday, July 1 from 6-7pm. Tea and discussion will follow.

Artist
Emily Sloan warns: We all perform and on this day we will vibrate
from the hypothetical to the probable.

ABOUT
THE ARTIST:
Emily Sloan is an artist, curator and educator. Her
art practice has led her on many adventures including a faux burning
house, Victorian lampshades on City of Houston lamp posts, messages
on the ground out of mulch and debris, misting shade clouds made out
of lampshades, Mobile Nap Deliveries, funeral wakes for the undead,
baptisms out of a pick-up truck, an art gallery in a refrigerator, a
neighborhood badminton club, founding the Fifth Ward Chamber of
Commerce and opening Mystic Lyon--an art space in Houston’s
historic Fifth Ward.

ABOUT MYSTIC LYON:
Specializing in
art and Recreational Aesthetics, Mystic Lyon is located on the corner
of Lyons Avenue and Mystic Street in Houston's historic Fifth Ward
neighborhood. In addition to public art installations, Mystic Lyon
offers weekly organic food deliveries, house concerts, and
reading groups. It also plays host to the Fifth Ward Badminton Club
and Root Lock Sessions.

GENERAL INFO:
5017 Lyons
Ave.
Houston, TX
77020
mysticlyonprojects@gmail.com
713-582-1198
Performance
Date/Time: Sunday, July 1, 6-7pm

https://www.facebook.com/mysticlyonhtx

When:

Jul 1, 2018

GENERAL INFO:5017 Lyons Ave.Houston, TX 77020mysticlyonprojects@gmail.com713-582-1198 Performance Date/Time: Sunday, July 1, 6-7pm https://www.facebook.com/mysticlyonhtx

Cost:

Free

Time:

6:00 pm

Sunday Time & Price:

FREE , 6pm

Location:

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Moving beyond the Hypothetical, an Interactive Performance by Emily Sloan

Contact Name:

Emily Sloan

Contact Phone:

7135821198

Press Documents:

PRESS RELEASE Mystic Lyon, Emily Sloan performance.doc

PRESS
RELEASE

FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
June 12, 2018

Contact:
Emily Sloan

Telephone: 713-582-1198

Email: mysticlyonprojects@gmail.com

Moving
beyond the Hypothetical, an Interactive Performance

by
Emily Sloan

Performance:
July 1, 2018, 6-7pm

MYSTIC
LYON is hosting “Moving
beyond the Hypothetical,” an Interactive Performance by Emily Sloan
on Sunday, July 1 from 6-7pm. Tea and discussion will follow.

Artist
Emily Sloan warns: We all perform and on this day we will vibrate
from the hypothetical to the probable.

ABOUT
THE ARTIST:
Emily Sloan is an artist, curator and educator. Her
art practice has led her on many adventures including a faux burning
house, Victorian lampshades on City of Houston lamp posts, messages
on the ground out of mulch and debris, misting shade clouds made out
of lampshades, Mobile Nap Deliveries, funeral wakes for the undead,
baptisms out of a pick-up truck, an art gallery in a refrigerator, a
neighborhood badminton club, founding the Fifth Ward Chamber of
Commerce and opening Mystic Lyon--an art space in Houston’s
historic Fifth Ward.

ABOUT MYSTIC LYON:
Specializing in
art and Recreational Aesthetics, Mystic Lyon is located on the corner
of Lyons Avenue and Mystic Street in Houston's historic Fifth Ward
neighborhood. In addition to public art installations, Mystic Lyon
offers weekly organic food deliveries, house concerts, and
reading groups. It also plays host to the Fifth Ward Badminton Club
and Root Lock Sessions.

GENERAL INFO:
5017 Lyons
Ave.
Houston, TX
77020
mysticlyonprojects@gmail.com
713-582-1198
Performance
Date/Time: Sunday, July 1, 6-7pm

https://www.facebook.com/mysticlyonhtx

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Park-SmART Precinct One - Arts & Culture Forum

Park-SmART Precinct One Arts & Culture Forum, an evening of conversation and drinks to celebrate the role of artists and the arts in creating compelling, welcoming, beautiful parks and open space for all.

Commissioner Rodney Ellis and Public Art and Design Director Reginald Adams from Harris County Precinct One invite you to:

Park-SmART Precinct One Arts & Culture Forum, an evening of conversation and drinks to celebrate the role of artists and the arts in creating compelling, welcoming, beautiful parks and open space for all.

Park-SmART Precinct One is part of a larger effort, Park-Smart Precinct One, through which the Precinct is partnering with The Trust for Public Land, Houston Parks Board, and Asakura Robinson on an ambitious plan to build community resilience by increasing equitable access to parks and trails.

Arts and cultural engagement are essential to creating parks and greenways that are truly accessible and welcoming—parks and greenways that reflect the histories, identities, and aspirations of local residents. We want artists to be active voices in the shaping the plan and in helping us determine how funding, partnerships, and programming can help make art a core asset in Precinct One’s parks.

As members of our vibrant local arts community, we hope that you will come share your ideas as you enjoy a drink on us!

As part of this event we will be asking:
• What role can artists play in increasing equity and community resilience in Precinct One?
• What kinds of parks-based arts and cultural programming and engagement are already happening locally?
• What are the specific places and contexts, in parks and the public realm, where can artists contribute more?
• What can the Precinct do to create more opportunities for artists to share their ideas and work in parks and open space?

Please spread the word and we hope to see you there!

RSVP : https://tinyurl.com/psp1arts

When:

Jun 21, 2018

Cost:

Free

Time:

6:00 pm to 8:00 pm

Location:

Saint Arnold Brewing Company

Mailing Address
PO BOX 66494
Houston, TX 77266-6494

Business Phone
713.868.1839

Physical Address
Fresh Arts | The Silos at Sawyer 1502 Sawyer St, Studio #103 Houston, TX 77007

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