Hispanic Art in the United States exhibition opens in Houston
The Museum of Fine Arts Houston hosts Hispanic Art in the United States: 30 Contemporary Painters and Sculptors with 180 works by 30 Hispanic descent artists. The show runs through July 26 and features artists such as Carlos Almaraz Luis Jimenez Manuel Neri and Roberto Juarez, plus lectures symposia and a 236 page illustrated catalogue. The exhibition, organized by MFAH, is supported by Rockefeller ARCO and the National Endowment for the Arts with AT&T as national tour sponsor.
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Museum of Fine Arts
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Felipe Archuleta
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John Valadez
Jesus Bautista Morales
Colin Hay Goes Solo After Men At Work Split
Former Men At Work frontman Colin Hay releases Looking for Jack, embracing a solo sound with Gaelic roots. He acknowledges the band’s breakup altered his career path, but he remains optimistic about his one man act while recalling meeting Jack Nicholson backstage after a LA concert.
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