You've now brought your viewer into its world and that's what makes them interesting.
LUTD’s ‘Dangerous Corner’ explores boundaries of truth
"I think Priestley is very interested, in … the truth and the whole truth, versus the half-truth versus facts, and are those things different?"
BAL hosts Neches River Festival exhibition
The League has held an art exhibition to coincide with NRF for 70 of the festival’s 76 years, beginning in 1954.
Family dynamics in BCP’s ‘Grand Horizons’
She's been a person who followed the rules all her life and put others before herself for most, if not all, of her life. And now she's finding out that she really doesn't want that anymore
What to expect at this year’s Beaumont library sale
Friends of the Beaumont Public Library will hold a “Sack of Books” sale, April 5 and 6 in the downtown library’s basement.
Liberating color
Did nine short weeks in the summer of 1905 change the course of painting?
Stark Museum exhibit showcases Black quilters
Created especially for the exhibition the quilts represent important African-American figures from history.
Alexander regales crowd with tales from art career
Alexander joked that as a “grade 5 narcissist” he loves to talk about himself…
Lutcher performance shows how people can come together
The stories of some of these passengers, and the townsfolk who rallied around to provide shelter and friendship, is the core of the musical “Come From Away.”
Collaging Blackness
While the subject matter often deals with difficult themes as it relates to the Black experience, it is also a celebratory exhibition.