Texas arts funding lags as Midland advocates push for more support
Midland area leaders at an arts forum cite Texas being 42nd in state arts spending in 1985 and note recent gains but lingering gaps. Speakers outline statewide impact, grant deadlines, and per capita allocations, with Houston and Dallas leading non profit arts spending while Odessa Midland trails.
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Arts forum in Midland Odessa pushes accessible culture
Culture not designed for the silk stocking crowd becomes theme at a Midland Odessa Arts Forum. Joan Baskin and Mark Waters urge broad audience reach with youth minority outreach and on site productions. Enid Holm backs community outreach to attract black and Hispanic actors and justify funding.
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Chinese Export Silver exhibit opens at San Antonio Museum of Art
The San Antonio Museum of Art hosts Chinese Export Silver: A Legacy of Luxury from June 29 to October 6, featuring seventy loaned pieces from the Peabody Museum in Salem. The collection highlights candelabra tea sets drinking vessels and personal items like boxes jewelry a walking stick and a nutmeg grater. Admission ranges from free for under five to $3 for adults with reduced rates for seniors students and military.
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