Revolution of art through COVID-19
For artists who thrive in an audience setting, the pandemic has been especially difficult to maintain their audience, but new…
Posts Tagged 'Arts'
Cultural District Shines Light on Huntsville’s History
The Huntsville Cultural District was founded in September 2009 by the Texas Commission on the Arts as one of the…
Motown Breakdown: Getting The Michael Hix Fix
If you don’t know who Michael Hix is, you better find out. I only have one word for this man:…
Black History Month: How Black Women Change The World
With the achievements of the modern African American woman, come the echoes of a familiar past. Through the years since…
The Nun Review: An Unholy Movie
Colin Hardy’s “The Nun” is a chilling horror movie about a nun named Sister Irene who is called to a…
For Your Emmy Consideration: ‘Full Frontal with Samantha Bee’
“Full Frontal with Samantha Bee” is not just another satirical late-night show. The show’s fresh take stems from its host…
Stephanie Tan: First music recital of semester
Sam Houston State University’s School of Music had their first recital of the semester on Monday in the Gaertner Performing…
Opera hits the high note, works with Japan
Sam Houston State University Opera and Kobe College presents “Dido and Aeneas,” a tragedy by Henry Purcell, in the dance…
Opinion: Trump’s Plan on cutting the N.E.A.
The two biggest news stories involving the Trump Administration is the attempt to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act,…